Hebrew names carry the weight of the Bible and the ancient world. Many of the most popular names in America right now — Noah, Emma, Elijah, Hannah — are Hebrew. They've stayed on top for a reason: they're short, strong, and have held their meaning for 3,000 years.
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My God is Yahweh
gift of God
prophet, spokesperson
my rock, rock of God
praise (from Hallelu)
praise (folk association with Hallelujah)
crown, complete
God is my oath
gift of God (folk etymology)
God is my strength (variant interpretation)
guarded by God
God is gracious
God exists, God is
to ascend (aliyah)
anointed one (related to Messiah)
God is my strength
strong, mighty (by association with oak)
God has favored me
faith, trust, faithfulness
God has remembered
lion
comforter, full of compassion
who is like God?
my father is Jesse
mouth of brass
God is gracious
grace, favor
my God is an oath
delightful, sweet
God is gracious (via John)
dry place, sunny place
pledged to God (via Susannah)
God is my strength, my God is high
God is with me
graceful, lovely
none is like God (rhetorical)
miracle (if derived from Hebrew Nasia)
beyond, on the other side (of the river)
dove
praised, one who is praised
God is gracious
my king is righteousness
causing to forget
ewe, female sheep
sweetness of God
sheaf of grain
God has exalted
cassia, sweet-scented bark
thankful, God has heard
he who supplants, holds by the heel
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