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All of Names and their biblical meanings

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  1. Is Calvin in the Bible? No, It Comes from the Reformer John Calvin
  2. Is Camden in the Bible? No, It Comes from an English Place-Name
  3. Is Camryn in the Bible? No, It Is a Spelling of Cameron, a Scottish Surname
  4. Is Carissa in the Bible? No, It Is a Form of Charissa, from the Greek for Grace
  5. Carla Is Not in the Bible — Its Root Simply Means “Man”
  6. Caroline Is Not in the Bible — but Junia Is
  7. Is Carolyn in the Bible? No, It Is a Feminine Form of Charles
  8. Is Carrie in the Bible? No, It Is a Short Form of Caroline
  9. Is Cason in the Bible? No, It Comes from an English Place Name
  10. Is Cassandra in the Bible? No, She Is a Prophetess of Greek Myth
  11. Is Cassie in the Bible? No, It Is a Short Form of Cassandra
  12. Is Charlene in the Bible? No, It Is a Feminine Form of Charles
  13. Charles Is Not in the Bible — Its Root Means “Man”
  14. Charlotte Is Not in the Bible — and It Does Not Mean “Free”
  15. Is Chelsea in the Bible? No, It Began as a London Place Name
  16. Is Christina in the Bible? No, It Is a Feminine Form of “Christian”
  17. Is Cindy in the Bible? No, It Began as a Short Form of Cynthia
  18. Clara Is Not in the Bible — and Clare of Assisi Refused the Easier Rule
  19. Is Connor in the Bible? No, It Is an Irish Name Meaning “Lover of Hounds”
  20. Is Cordelia in the Bible? No, It Comes from the Legend of King Lear
  21. Is Cornelia in the Bible? No, but Cornelius, Its Masculine Form, Is
  22. Is Cory in the Bible? No, It Began as an English and Irish Surname
  23. Could the name “Marjorie” Hold Spiritual Meaning Despite Its Non-Biblical Roots?

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