He is the elder twin brother of Jacob in the Bible. He is known to have lived more than 365 years in the Old Testament.īible mention: Numbers 26:36 68.
Enoch:Įnoch is the only other figure in the Bible that does not die but is taken by God. Emmanuel:Īlso spelled as Immanuel, Emmanuel means ‘God is with us’ in Hebrew and Latin. This name is slowly rising to popularity, thanks to the famous technology entrepreneur, investor, and engineer, Elon Musk.īible mention: Genesis 26:34 64. This name means ‘My God is salvation’.Įlon means ‘Oak’, ‘Grove’, or ‘Strong’ in Hebrew. This name means ‘My God is Yahweh’.Įlim means ‘The rams’, ‘The strong’, or ‘Stags’.Įlisha is the disciple and successor of the prophet Elijah in the Old Testament. In the Old Testament, Elijah is a famous prophet and miracle worker who ascended to heaven in a blazing chariot. Eleazar:īible mention: 1 Chronicles 5:24 57. Edrei:Įlead means ‘God is witness’ or ‘God continues’.īible mention: 1 Chronicles 7:21 54. Ebenezer:īible mention: 1 Chronicles 7:20 52. This name means ‘Beloved’.īible mention: Genesis 36:21 50. He is known for his eloquence in poetry, his rise from a shepherd to Israel’s greatest king, and bravery. Darius:ĭarius means ‘A king’ or ‘He that informs himself’.ĭavid is one of the most popular figures in the Bible.
This name means ‘God is my judge’.īible mention: Ezekiel 14:14, Book of Daniel 47. This name means ‘The beam of the sun’.ĭalphon means ‘The house of caves’ or ‘Dropping’.ĭaniel is one of the most celebrated prophets in the Bible. In the New Testament, Cornelius is a Roman centurion who is the first gentile to be converted. Claudius:Ĭlaudius is the name of one of the Roman emperors mentioned in the New Testament. This name means ‘Faithful like a dog’ or ‘Devotion of the faithful’.īible mention: Numbers 13:6 43. This name means ‘Acquisition’, ‘Fabrication’, or ‘Possessed’.Ĭaleb is mentioned several times in the Bible as a loyal follower.
Bethuel:īethuel means ‘Abode of God’ or ‘Dweller in God’.Ĭain is the first son of Adam and Eve.
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