No one in the Bible is named Lucy. The name is the English form of Lucia, a Latin name made from lux, “light,” and it became a Christian name through Saint Lucy of Syracuse, a martyr of about 304. The masculine form, Lucius, does appear in the New Testament. Is Lucy a name in the Bible? Neither Lucy nor Lucia, nor the Spanish Lucía or the French Lucie, appears anywhere in Scripture, whether in the original Hebrew and Greek or…

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