When it comes to selecting a name with a biblical significance for your son, I think one of the best starting points is to consider the notable Biblical figures who have inspired and made a significant impact on your faith. Biblical names have long been popular in the UK. They tend to have enduring power, uniting both tradition and individuality. You may decide to opt for a biblical name for a religious or spiritual purpose, or just because you love the sound of the name. Either way, we’ve collected a list of 72 top biblical baby names for you to peruse as a source of inspiration. Popular and Classic Biblical Girl Names Biblical names often have a significant meaning behind them. A lot of the time they are positive, but sometimes they are not. So, take the time to research and understand the meaning of the name you are considering. Think about whether the meaning resonates with you and your family and if it has any special significance. 3. Think About Popularity Anna. One of the most popular girls’ names out there, this very traditional name has biblical roots in the name Hannah, which means grace in Hebrew. The spelling Anna became popular among Christians after St. Anna.

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This short Biblical boy name is of Hebrew origin meaning ‘watchful’ or ‘watchful one’. Ira is associated with the biblical figure, Ira the Jairite, who was a chief priest and counselor of King David. Gomer. Pronounced GO-mehr, this name means ‘complete’ in Hebrew. Two characters of the Old Testament share this name, the grandson of Noah and the wife of Hosea. It may also be derived from the Old English word meaning ‘famous battle’, which may seem fitting for your little warrior. The Bible is brimming with unique names for both girls and boys, each with its own one-of-a-kind meaning. If you want to give your little boy a biblical name that stands out from the crowd, peruse the list below for information: New Testament names include many Biblical names long in use by Christians, including Mary and James, Elizabeth and Matthew. International variations of those New Testament names, such as Maria and Seamus, Eliza and Mateo are also popular religious names around the world.

Moses. The name Moses conveys the strength of the biblical leader and prophet who led the Jewish people out of Egypt. Meaning ‘drawn from the water’ in Hebrew, the name also has Egyptian origins. You could always shorten it to Moe or Mose, or opt for the Yiddish variant, Moishe. Biblical names, like the Bible itself, can be divided into Old Testament names and New Testament names. Old Testament Biblical names of prophets like Abraham and Moses, long thought too antiquated for babies, have been resurrected in recent years. Parents look deeper and deeper into the Bible in search of more unique bible names, with recent stylish Biblical names including Phoebe and Felix, Ada and Ezra, which is increasing in use for girls as well as boys. Zeb is a shortened version of the name Zebulon, which is of Hebrew origin meaning ‘exalted’ or ‘dwelling’. The name was borne by one of the twelve tribes of Israel, and it’s found in the Old Testament. Zion Aaron. As one of the most popular baby names for boys, Aaron means ‘high mountain’ or ‘exalted’ in Hebrew. In the Bible, Aaron is the older brother of Moses, and he performed miracles.

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Magdalene. Meaning ‘woman of Magdala’, names hardly come more biblical than the surname of the mother of Jesus, who was herself from Magdala. You could also opt for a more common English version of Madeline or shorten the name to Magda or Lena. Simon is of Hebrew origin meaning ‘to hear’ or ‘to listen’. It is derived from the Hebrew name ‘Shimon’ which comes from the Hebrew word ‘shama’ meaning ‘to hear’ or ‘to listen’. Simon is also associated with the biblical figure, Simon Peter, one of the twelve apostles of Jesus and also known as Peter, a prominent leader in the early Christian church. Thomas