キリスト教教育

ケネスという名前の霊的な意味、ゲール語の起源、そして聖書に基づかない名前がどのようにキリスト教的な意味を持ち得るかを探ります。

No one named Kayla appears in the Bible. Kayla is a modern English name made from kay and -la, and it spread after a 1982 soap opera character.

Jennifer is not in the Bible, and it does not mean “fair one.” It is the Cornish Guinevere — white phantom.

Morgan is not in the Bible. It is Welsh for something to do with the sea — and Pelagius may have carried it.

Charlotte is not in the Bible, and its root is not “free” but “man” — which is what God chose to become.

Savannah is not in the Bible. It is a Taíno word for open grassland — and Scripture does much of its most important work in open country.

Skylar is not in the Bible, and it does not mean “sky.” It is Dutch for scholar — a learner, which is what Jesus asked us to be.

Victoria is not a biblical name. It is Latin for “victory,” the name of a Roman goddess, and the word appears in the Latin Bible in 1 Corinthians 15.

No one named Lucille appears in the Bible. Lucille is the French form of Lucilla, from Latin lux, “light”; the masculine Lucius is in Acts 13:1.

Lennox is not in the Bible: it is a Scottish surname from the Lennox, the district around Loch Lomond, whose Gaelic name may mean “place of elms.”

「デイジーは聖書には登場しませんが、その純潔と無垢という象徴は、キリスト教の伝統において霊的な価値を持っています。」

No one named Cory appears in the Bible. Cory began as an English and Irish surname and spread as a first name after the 1968 TV series Julia.

ヘザーは聖書には登場しません。その古英語のルーツは自然と回復力につながっており、信仰に沿った徳を体現しています。