Mackenzie 不在圣经中:一个意为“白皙之人的孩子”的高地名字



  • Mackenzie 并未出现在圣经中;它是苏格兰盖尔语 MacCoinnich,意为“Coinneach 之子”。
  • Coinneach 通常被解释为“白皙”、“英俊”或“温柔”。
  • “……之子”的概念与新约中的收养相契合:上帝借着恩典使我们成为祂的儿女。
  • 圣经看重内心胜过外在的白皙(撒母耳记上 16:7)。

Is Mackenzie in the Bible? No. The name Mackenzie does not appear anywhere in the Bible. It is Scottish Gaelic, not Hebrew or Greek, and it belongs to a different world from the languages of Scripture. Mackenzie comes from the Gaelic MacCoinnich — “son of Coinneach.” The personal name Coinneach is usually translated as “fair” or “handsome,” from the Gaelic caoin, meaning “comely” or “gentle.” So Mackenzie means, roughly, “child of the fair one” or “child of the gentle one.”…

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