التعليم المسيحي

Landon is not in the Bible. It means a long hill — and Scripture takes the naming of ground very seriously.

Alice is not in the Bible, and the most famous Alice is invented — like the Good Samaritan, who is truer than most people who actually lived.

Britney is not in the Bible. It comes from Brittany, a region named for people who had to leave home.

Ellie is not in the Bible; it shortens Eleanor, Ellen or Elizabeth, and only Elizabeth, the mother of John the Baptist, is in Scripture.

أليسون ليس اسماً في الكتاب المقدس. إنه يعني "من النوع النبيل" — والكتاب المقدس يمنح هذا اللقب لأشخاص ولدوا بلا أي رتبة على الإطلاق.

Lamar is not in the Bible. It comes from a Norman place name, Old French la mare, “the pool,” and it is not related to Lamech in Genesis.

No one named Blake appears in the Bible. Blake is an English surname from Old English words for black and pale, and it has no Hebrew meaning.

Gwen is not in the Bible: it is Welsh, the feminine of gwyn, “white, blessed,” the word the Welsh Bible uses for “Blessed are” in the Beatitudes.

No one named Devon appears in the Bible. Devon is a form of Devin, from an Irish or English surname, and recalls the English county named after the Dumnonii.