Имена и их библейские значения223 статьи

Имени Уильям нет в Библии — оно имеет германское происхождение и означает «воля» и «шлем»



  • William is not in the Bible in any form; it is Germanic, from willo, «воля, желание», и helm, «шлем, защита».
  • It spread in England after William the Conqueror and has long been one of the most common English names, and Liam began as its Irish short form.
  • В Писании говорится о шлеме спасения (Исаия 59:17; 1 Фессалоникийцам 5:8; Ефесянам 6:17), а Иисус молится: «не Моя воля, но Твоя да будет» (Луки 22:42).
  • Christians who have carried the name include William of Gellone, William Tyndale, William Wilberforce and William Booth.

No, William is not in the Bible. It is a Germanic name, Willehelm, made of willo, “will, desire,” and helm, “helmet, protection,” and it spread in England after the Norman Conquest of 1066. Its forms in other languages, such as Guillermo in Spanish, Guillaume in French and Guilherme in Portuguese, are not in the Bible either. The name is missing, but its two halves are there. Paul tells Christians to take up “the helmet of salvation,” and in Gethsemane Jesus…

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