Read on for a selection of over 100 interesting Biblical baby names from the standard John Mary Elizabeth to the unusual Sapphira Gideon.

What names are from the bible. This collection of biblical girl names brings together actual names from the Bible and names derived from biblical words including the language origin and meaning of the name see also Baby Boy Names. The name was used by a solider in the Old Testament but in modern Hebrew it is actually a girls name. The Holy Bible was written in three continents in 1500 years by some 44 inspired prophets.

This comprehensive list of biblical baby boy names draws together actual names in Scripture and names derived from biblical words including the language origin and meaning of the name see also Baby Girl Names. As part of the Bible Study Tools Study Library Hitchcocks Bible Names is linked to Torreys New Topical Textbook Bakers Evangelical Dictionary Eastons Bible Dictionary Smiths Bible Dictionary and Naves Topical Bible. In the UK the top Biblical boy names are Noah Jacob and Thomas.

Nowadays parents continue to treasure the ancient tradition of choosing a name from the Biblea name that will hold particular significance for their child. It was number 6 in 1900 and number 13 in 2018. He is the Savior the Healer the Lord of lords and King of kings the Truth the Way and the Life the Lion of the tribe of Judah and the Lamb of God slain for our sins Jesus Christ is the name above all names.

Anytime a reference can be found in any of the other online tools a hyperlinked symbol will be. Browse Names By Ethnicity. 10 significant male biblical names and.

In Germany Paul and Elias are the top Bible names for boys while in France Gabriel and Adam are the most popular boys names from the Bible. Abrogation of revelation and satanic inspiration are unbiblical. Elizabeth is a traditionally popular name that has been in the top 30 for over 100 years.

Ad True Belief in Jesus Christ. Abrogation of revelation and satanic inspiration are unbiblical. Archelaus Ἀρχέλαος m Ancient Greek Latinized Biblical Latin Biblical.