What is the meaning of Judea in the bible? There are many variations of Judea through out the Bible, in both Old & New Testament; including Judah and Jude. Most mentions have generally have good associations (minus the well-known Judas), however Judea is rarely used and definitely the most interesting choice for a little girl!...
We never appreciated the name Iris enough… until studying the Greek to find it’s connection to the Bible! Did you know it means “rainbow”? Since rainbows are also a sign of God’s promise in the Bible, this name feels as though it has many Biblical connections for us today! Iris Original Language + Form: Greek ἶρις...
“M” names are wildly popular, coming second only to those starting with “j”. If you love the letter and are looking for an unusual biblical name, Meris is darling! It’s also close enough to many other common names, like Mary, to sound pleasantly familiar without loosing it’s unique edge. Meris Original Language + Form: Greek μερίς...
Meaning is usually what draws us personally to Biblical names, but on rare occasions there are names without meanings that we love. Esli is one of those! While there isn’t a lot of information about the name, it’s mentioned in the genealogy of Jesus. Esli Original Language + Form: Greek Ἐσλί Range of Meanings: Possibly the...
When consider the biblical name Bronte, one can’t help but think of the charming Bronte sisters. Thus making this the perfect name for lovers of literature and those looking for a strong, un-flowery name for their daughter. Bronte Original Language + Form: Greek βροντή Range of Meanings: Thunder Concept: Very few of the biblical references...
biblical name Chara Not long ago, virtue names were all the rage (and that trend last for hundreds of years!). The classics include Faith, Hope, Joy and many other names that pay respect to important morals or characteristics parents hoped for their child. If you love the concept of Joy, but are looking for a...
It’s always nice when the bad guys have terrible names. No one minds not being able to use the name Abimelech – both his name and his story are revolting – but some of the names below are rare beauties we would use in a heartbeat. Cain: The son of Adam and Eve, most well...
The name Olivet is probably the most iconic and well known names in the Bible due to its significance during Jesus lifetime, yet it is without much use in all of history when it comes to names (it has never hit the top 1000 names in the US!) We love it’s familiarity and majestic spin...
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