Baby's First Bible (First Bible Collection)

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Isaac. If your little one has a happy disposition, Isaac could be a great fit for them. In Hebrew, it means ‘laugh’ and ‘rejoice’. And, if you like science or mathematics, what better namesake than Sir Isaac Newton himself! Some Isaacs go by Ike or Zac for short, or even Izzy. Areli. Pronounced ay-REE-lie, Areli means ‘lion of God’ or ‘hero’ in Hebrew. Areli was the son of Gad in the Old Testament. The name is also said to be a shortened version of the name Aurelia, meaning ‘the light’ in Irish.

Caleb. Related to the Hebrew word kelev, Caleb means ‘dog’. However, some believe it’s a combination of the two words kal and lev, which means ‘whole’ and ‘heart’. In the Bible, Caleb was an Israelite who saw the Promised Land alongside Joshua. Terah. The Hebrew word for ‘station’, Terah is pronounced TEE-rah. In the Old Testament, Terah was Abraham’s father, but it can also relate to the Latin word terra, meaning ‘earth, land’. If you’re a nature lover, this could be a fitting choice for your little one. The Bottom Line Contrary to popular belief, biblical names aren’t just limited to the names of disciples and prophets, there are some truly unique biblical names out there. Whether you’re looking for a boy, girl or unisex name, hopefully, the list above has given you some inspiration. If you want to discover some other names, take a look through our lists of unique baby girl names and popular Italian names for your baby boy. God uses young children as examples since they were created in God’s love. A love filled with pureness and a great joy that you long to experience again. Matthew 18:1-3 – A young child as an example to show their innocence Reuben. Meaning ‘behold, a son’, Reuben is an uncommon yet lovely name. He’s the oldest son of Jacob and Leah. Other spellings include the French variant, Ruben and Rubin.Silas. Short for Sylvanus, the Roman god of forests, Silas originates from the word silva, meaning ‘wood, forest’. The name appears in the New Testament as one of the apostle Paul’s companions. Silas is also an original alternative to Samuel or Saul. Before I get to the list, let’s first talk a little bit about what you should look for in Bibles for babies. There are a lot of options out there, but when you’re shopping for children who are specifically 0-2 years old, here’s some things to look for in a baby Bible: It is often fear that creeps up when your children are not within eyesight reach of you. God’s handiwork is already moving and spreading over the little children you are paying over. Hebrews 1:14 – Angels do God’s work

The inner parts of your body were created to protect, nurture, and grow a little bundle of joy inside of you. It is a perfect gift given to you from Jesus Christ. The presence of my heavenly father is felt during times of bringing up your young children. Bible verses about Babies being a blessing Proverbs 17:6– Children are a blessing Asa. Pronounced AY-seh, this unique biblical boys’ name comes with the memorable meaning of ‘healer’, a lovely attribute for your little one. In the Old Testament, Asa was the third king of Judah. Magdalene. Meaning ‘woman of Magdala’, names hardly come more biblical than the surname of the mother of Jesus, who was herself from Magdala. You could also opt for a more common English version of Madeline or shorten the name to Magda or Lena. The fruit of the womb is also seen in Genesis 30:2 and it is to be treated as such. When God grants you blessings you treat them with great respect and compassion.Moses. The name Moses conveys the strength of the biblical leader and prophet who led the Jewish people out of Egypt. Meaning ‘drawn from the water’ in Hebrew, the name also has Egyptian origins. You could always shorten it to Moe or Mose, or opt for the Yiddish variant, Moishe. Do you read the Bible to your children from the moment they’re born? Perhaps you think that you need to wait until they’re a little older, but that couldn’t be farther from the truth! An important part of raising Godly kids is to to start exposing them to God’s Word from the very beginning.