Sapphira

Sapphira was a biblical figure in the New Testament. She was the wife of Ananias, a member of the early Christian church in Jerusalem. Sapphira and Ananias were known for their generosity and commitment to the church. They were both from a wealthy family and had a large estate. Sapphira and Ananias were known for their deception when it came to their donations to the church. They had agreed to donate all of their possessions to the church, but instead kept some of the money for themselves. When Peter questioned them about it, they lied and said they had given all of the money. As a result, God struck them both dead. Sapphira is best known for her deception and her death. She had no known parents or siblings. Her story serves as a warning to those who would lie and deceive in the name of God.

Sapphira was mentioned 1 times in the Bible.

first mention in the bible is in the book of Acts, chapter 5, verse 1.