Isaac

Isaac typically refers to a biblical figure from the Book of Genesis, known as the son of Abraham and Sarah. He is significant in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, representing faith and God's covenant. Isaac's story includes his near-sacrifice, highlighting themes of obedience and trust in God. Additionally, Isaac is credited with the patriarchal lineage that leads to the Israelites. In a broader context, the name "Isaac" may also refer to various historical, cultural, or literary figures, but the biblical Isaac is among the most notable and widely recognized in religious traditions.