Biblical baby names have been in style since the 1960s, when parents started to revive such boy names from the bible as Samuel and Joshua, Aaron and Adam. Over the decades, biblical names for both boys and girls have become popular. Noah and Jacob have both held the top spot for baby boy names in recent years.
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Along with Noah and Jacob, other biblical baby names in the US Top 50 include Ethan, Abigail, Benjamin, Elizabeth, Samuel, Elijah, Hannah, and Leah. The Bible is full of historic hidden gems, such as Tirzah, Jethro, Zilla, and Boaz.
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More recently, Biblical prophet names like Abraham and Moses, long thought too antiquated for babies, have been resurrected, as parents look deeper and deeper into the Bible in search of more unique bible names. Here is the full complement of biblical baby names, both popular and unique, in use today.

 Biblical Names (with Meanings and Popularity)

Aaron

Abaddon

Abba

Abdiel

Abel

Abiah

Abidan

Abiel

Abigail

Abital

Abner

Abra

Abraham

Abram

Adah

Adam

Adina

Adino

Adlai

Adriel

Aeneas

Agrippa

Ahab

Alpheus

Amal

Amasa

Ammiel

Amon

Amos

Anan

Ananias

Andreas

Andrew

Anna

Apphia

Aquila

Aram

Areli

Ariel

Artemas

Asher

Atara

Athaliah

Avital

Azarel

Azariah

Azel

Aziel

Azriel

Azubah

Azur

Balthasar

Barak

Barnabas

Barnaby

Bartholomew

Baruch

Bathsheba

Benaiah

Benjamin

Berenice

Beriah

Bernice

Bethany

Bethel

Beulah

Bilhah

Boaz

Cain

Caleb

Candace

Carmel

Cephas

Chloe

Claudia

Cleopas

Cornelius

Crispus

Cyrus

Damaris

Daniel

Darius

Dathan

David

Deborah

Delilah

Dinah

Dionysius

Dorcas

Drusilla

Ebenezer

Eder

Ehud

Elam

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Biblical Names

Biblical Names for girls and boys including origin, meanings, and references from the old testament and new testament of the Bible,  (All Names)

390+ Biblical Names (with Meanings and Popularity) - All Names