No one in the Bible is named Kai. The word kai is everywhere in the Greek New Testament, though: it means “and,” and it occurs about 9,000 times. The name Kai has several unrelated sources, among them a Frisian and Scandinavian name and a Hawaiian word meaning “sea.” Is Kai in the Bible? Not as a name. No person in the Hebrew, Aramaic or Greek text of Scripture is called Kai, and the name has no Hebrew origin or Hebrew…

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