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All of Names and their biblical meanings

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  1. Is Adalyn in the Bible? No, It Is a Modern Spelling of Adeline
  2. Adelyn Is Not in the Bible — but Scripture Cares Where a Name Is Written
  3. Is Aden in the Bible? No, It Is a Spelling of the Irish Aidan
  4. Adrian Is Not in the Bible — It Means “From Hadria”
  5. Adriana Is Not in the Bible — but the Adriatic Sea Is
  6. Adrienne Is Not in the Bible — and Neither Was “Christian”, at First
  7. Aiden Is Not in the Bible — It Means “Fire”
  8. Is Alaina in the Bible? No, It Is a Modern Form of Alana
  9. Alex Is Not in the Bible — Alexander, the Name It Shortens, Is
  10. Is Alexander in the Bible? Yes, Several New Testament Men Share the Name
  11. Alexis Is Not in the Bible — It Means “Helper”
  12. Alice Is Not in the Bible — and the Famous One Never Existed
  13. Allison Is Not in the Bible — It Means “Of Noble Kind”
  14. Alyson Is Not in the Bible — and the -son Is Not a Patronymic
  15. Amanda Is Not in the Bible: A Name That Means “Worthy of Love”
  16. Amber Is in the King James Bible — Three Times, in Ezekiel
  17. Is Amy in the Bible? No, It Is an Old French Name Meaning “Beloved”
  18. Angela Is Not in the Bible — but Angelos Means Messenger
  19. Annabel Is Not in the Bible — but the Anna in It Points Somewhere Real
  20. Anthony Is Not in the Bible — It Comes from a Roman Family Name
  21. Is Arlene in the Bible? No, and the Meaning of the Name Is Unknown
  22. Is Ashleigh in the Bible? No, It Is a Spelling of Ashley, “Ash Tree Clearing”
  23. Ashley Is Not in the Bible — It Means “Ash Tree Clearing”
  24. Avery Is Not in the Bible — but Scripture Is Full of Renaming

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