Adah: The wife of Esau, and the second woman mentioned in the Bible, after Eve. Julia: The name of a young Christian woman ...

Can't decide on a biblical name for your baby-to-be? That's understandable because there are so many. "It seems straightforward, but the nature of biblical baby names has changed over time," Laura ...

Key Takeaways Biblical names are packed with meaning! Many come from Hebrew and Greek, and are tied to inspiring figures who left a lasting impact on faith and history. Many of these names symbolize ...

Noeleen, Noella, Nollaig, Natalie, Natalia, Natasha, Nathan, Nathaniel and Natale are all variations of this beautiful ...

It's important to give biblical names to your children because these names often come with blessings and prophetic meanings. It’s more than just a label, it’s a declaration of identity, purpose, and ...

THE delightful paper on the ‘Utterance of Names,’ in the Contributors’ Club for January, embarked our circle at once upon a discussion: does a name impress in itself, — take Edward, for instance, or ...

You probably know someone who’s given their child, and especially their baby boy, an obscure biblical name. Sunday schools are increasingly filled with baby boys named Asher, Silas, Hezekiah, or Ezra.