Biblical names
2,474 names in all — 1,581 people, 779 places, 23 peoples, and the rest the months, the constellations, the idols the Prophets name in order to condemn them, and the words that only ever stand inside a compound. They are derived from the proper-noun tagging of our own corpus, not from a list somebody typed. The 140 main figures are all in here too, carrying the same descriptions they carry on their own list.
A name is not a person: Azaryah is one name that nineteen different men bear, and Shaul is one name shared by an Edomite king and by the king of Israel — which is why the first appearance of a name is sometimes not the first appearance of the figure you had in mind.
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A prophet whose book announces the coming destruction of Nineveh, the Assyrian capital, as God's judgment for its cruelty (Book of Nahum). His name relates to the Hebrew root for “comfort,” so the count includes ordinary uses of that word.
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A prophet who questions God about the triumph of the wicked and the coming Babylonian invasion, and receives the answer that “the righteous shall live by his faith” (Book of Habakkuk, 2:4). Nothing else is recorded of his life beyond the book that carries his name (Habakkuk 1:1, 3:1).
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Aberration, i.e. a dithyramb or rambling poem. The name stands twice in the Tanakh, first at Habakkuk 3:1 and last at Psalms 7:1.
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A region of Arabia. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Habakkuk 3:7.
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Strong's records this name for nine Israelites. The name stands 16 times in the Tanakh, first at Zephaniah 1:1 and last at 2 Chronicles 31:15.
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A title of several Persian kings. The name stands ten times in the Tanakh, first at Haggai 1:1 and last at Nehemiah 12:22.
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A prophet who urged the returned exiles to resume building the Second Temple, which had stalled, and promised that its glory would exceed the first (Book of Haggai). His name relates to the Hebrew word for a festival, so the count includes ordinary uses of that word.
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A descendant of the royal house of David who led the first group of exiles back from Babylon and oversaw the rebuilding of the Temple's foundation, encouraged by the prophets Chaggai and Zecharyah (Ezra 1-6; Haggai 1-2; Zechariah 4). This spelling is shared with an ordinary Hebrew word or place-name element, so the count is not of him alone.
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An Israelite. The name stands nine times in the Tanakh, first at Haggai 1:1 and last at 1 Chronicles 3:17.
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An Israelite. The name stands eight times in the Tanakh, first at Haggai 1:1 and last at 1 Chronicles 5:41.
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Strong's records this name for six Israelites. The name stands eleven times in the Tanakh, first at Zechariah 1:1 and last at 2 Chronicles 28:12.
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A Jewish month. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Zechariah 1:7.
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Strong's records this name for two Israelites. The name stands twice in the Tanakh, first at Zechariah 6:10 and last at 1 Chronicles 27:15.
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Strong's records this name for three Israelites and of one Samaritan. The name stands 18 times in the Tanakh, first at Zechariah 6:10 and last at 2 Chronicles 17:8.
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Strong's records this name for two Israelites. The name stands eleven times in the Tanakh, first at Zechariah 6:10 and last at 1 Chronicles 24:7.
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An Israelite. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Zechariah 6:14.
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A figurative name for an Israelite. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Zechariah 6:14.
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The 9th Hebrew month. The name stands twice in the Tanakh, first at Zechariah 7:1 and last at Nehemiah 1:1.
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An Israelite. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Zechariah 7:2.
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Descendant of Jehudah. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Zechariah 8:23.
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A Syrian deity. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Zechariah 9:1.
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The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Zechariah 9:7.
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A place in Palestine. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Zechariah 12:11.
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Strong's records this name for an Israelite, and of a place in Palestine. The name stands seven times in the Tanakh, first at Zechariah 14:5 and last at 1 Chronicles 9:44.
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The last of the prophets in the Tanakh's order, who rebuked the priests and people of the restored community for blemished offerings and unfaithfulness, and closed the prophetic books with the promise of Eliyahu's return before “the great and terrible day of the LORD” (Book of Malachi, 3:23-24). This spelling is also the Hebrew words for “my messenger,” the very phrase used in Malachi 3:1, so the count includes both uses.
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The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Psalms 5:1.
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Probably the title of a popular song. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Psalms 9:1.
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An Israelite. The name stands 17 times in the Tanakh, first at Psalms 39:1 and last at 2 Chronicles 35:15.
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Its peaks. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Psalms 42:7.
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The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Psalms 60:2.
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A son of Jacob. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Psalms 81:6.
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A region in Idumaea. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Psalms 83:8.
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A perishing; concrete, Hades. The name stands five times in the Tanakh, first at Psalms 88:12 and last at Job 31:12.
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Of men or of God. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Psalms 95:8.
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A forest; hence, honey in the comb. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Psalms 132:6.
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A fanciful name for Solomon. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Proverbs 30:1.
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A symbolical name. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Proverbs 30:1.
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Strong's records this name for an Israelite, also of a symbolical person. The name stands three times in the Tanakh, first at Proverbs 30:1 and last at Nehemiah 11:7.
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A fancy name. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Proverbs 30:1.
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A symbolic name of Solomon. The name stands twice in the Tanakh, first at Proverbs 31:1 and last at Proverbs 31:4.
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One of Job's friends. The name stands five times in the Tanakh, first at Job 2:11 and last at Job 42:9.
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A friend of Job. The name stands four times in the Tanakh, first at Job 2:11 and last at Job 42:9.
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The father of one of Job's friends. The name stands twice in the Tanakh, first at Job 32:2 and last at Job 32:6.
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Strong's records this name for an Arabian and of an Israelite. The name stands seven times in the Tanakh, first at Job 32:2 and last at 1 Chronicles 2:27.
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Perhaps collectively, the zodiac. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Job 38:32.
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The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Job 38:32.
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One of Job's daughters. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Job 42:14.
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A daughter of Job. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Job 42:14.
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One of Job's daughters. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Job 42:14.
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A mountain near Damascus. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Song of Songs 4:8.
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The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Song of Songs 7:5.
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A place in Palestine. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Song of Songs 8:11.
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An Israelite. The name stands six times in the Tanakh, first at Ruth 1:2 and last at Ruth 4:9.
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Mother-in-law of Rut, who left Beit Lechem for Moav with her husband and two sons during a famine. Widowed and bereft of both sons, she returned to Beit Lechem with Rut and arranged her marriage to Boaz (Book of Ruth).
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An Israelite. The name stands four times in the Tanakh, first at Ruth 1:2 and last at Ruth 4:10.
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An Israelite. The name stands three times in the Tanakh, first at Ruth 1:2 and last at Ruth 4:9.
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A Moabites. The name stands twice in the Tanakh, first at Ruth 1:4 and last at Ruth 1:14.
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A Moabite widow who clave to her mother-in-law Naomi and returned with her to Beit Lechem, gleaning in the fields of Boaz, whom she married. She became the great-grandmother of David (Book of Ruth, 4:17).
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A symbolic name of Naomi. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Ruth 1:20.
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Son of Boaz and Rut, grandfather of David (Ruth 4:17, 21-22). Ruth 4:17 records the neighbor women naming him, saying a son had been born to Naomi.
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An Israelite. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Ruth 4:20.
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An Israelite. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Ruth 4:21.
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The Persian king who ruled from India to Kush over 127 provinces (Esther 1:1). He deposed Queen Vashti and chose Ester as her successor, and when Haman's decree against the Jews could not be revoked under Persian law, he authorized a counter-decree letting the Jews defend themselves (Book of Esther).
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The name stands twice in the Tanakh, first at Esther 1:1 and last at Esther 8:9.
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A place in Persia. The name stands 21 times in the Tanakh, first at Esther 1:2 and last at Nehemiah 1:1.
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Queen of Persia under Achashverosh, deposed for refusing the king's summons to appear before his guests, an event that opened the way for Ester to become queen (Esther 1-2). This spelling is shared with an ordinary Hebrew word, so the count is not of her alone.
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A eunuch of Xerxes. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Esther 1:10.
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A eunuch of Xerxes. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Esther 1:10.
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A eunuch of Xerxes. The name stands twice in the Tanakh, first at Esther 1:10 and last at Esther 7:9.
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A eunuch of Xerxes. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Esther 1:10.
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A eunuch of Xerxes. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Esther 1:10.
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A eunuch of Xerxes. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Esther 1:10.
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A eunuch of Xerxes. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Esther 1:10.
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A courtier of Xerxes. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Esther 1:14.
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A Persian satrap. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Esther 1:14.
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A Persian nobleman. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Esther 1:14.
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A Persian. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Esther 1:14.
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A Persian. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Esther 1:14.
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A Persian satrap. The name stands three times in the Tanakh, first at Esther 1:14 and last at Esther 1:21.
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A eunuch of Xerxes. The name stands four times in the Tanakh, first at Esther 2:3 and last at Esther 2:15.
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A Jew of Shushan, cousin and guardian of Ester, who refused to bow to Haman and uncovered a plot against the king's life. After Haman's plot against the Jews was exposed, Mordechai was raised to second place in the kingdom (Book of Esther).
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The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Esther 2:7.
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A Jewish orphan raised by her cousin Mordechai in Shushan, chosen queen of Persia by King Achashverosh. At great personal risk she revealed her identity and Haman's plot to destroy her people, securing their deliverance (Book of Esther). This spelling is shared with an ordinary Hebrew word, so the count is not of her alone.
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A eunuch of Xerxes. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Esther 2:14.
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The tenth Hebrew month. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Esther 2:16.
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A eunuch of Xerxes. The name stands twice in the Tanakh, first at Esther 2:21 and last at Esther 6:2.
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A eunuch of Xerxes. The name stands twice in the Tanakh, first at Esther 2:21 and last at Esther 6:2.
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Chief minister to King Achashverosh of Persia, an Agagite who, enraged at Mordechai's refusal to bow to him, plotted the destruction of all the Jews in the empire. His plot was exposed by Ester and he was hanged on the gallows he had built for Mordechai (Book of Esther). This spelling is identical to “the manna” that fed Israel in the wilderness, so the count includes both, and most of its occurrences are the food, not the man.
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The father of Haman. The name stands five times in the Tanakh, first at Esther 3:1 and last at Esther 9:24.
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The first month of the Jewish sacred year. The name stands twice in the Tanakh, first at Esther 3:7 and last at Nehemiah 2:1.
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The 12th Hebrew month. The name stands eight times in the Tanakh, first at Esther 3:7 and last at Esther 9:21.
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A Persian eunuch. The name stands four times in the Tanakh, first at Esther 4:5 and last at Esther 4:10.
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Haman's wife. The name stands four times in the Tanakh, first at Esther 5:10 and last at Esther 6:13.
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The third Hebrew month. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Esther 8:9.
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A son of Haman. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Esther 9:7.
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A son of Haman. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Esther 9:7.
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A son of Haman. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Esther 9:7.
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A son of Haman. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Esther 9:8.
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A son of Haman. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Esther 9:8.
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A son of Haman. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Esther 9:8.
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A son of Haman. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Esther 9:9.
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A son of Haman. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Esther 9:9.
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A son of Haman. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Esther 9:9.
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A son of Haman. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Esther 9:9.
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The name stands five times in the Tanakh, first at Esther 9:26 and last at Esther 9:32.
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A Babylonian eunuch. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Daniel 1:3.
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The Babylonian name of Daniel. The name stands twice in the Tanakh, first at Daniel 1:7 and last at Daniel 10:1.
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The Babylonian name of one of Daniel's companions. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Daniel 1:7.
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An Israelite. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Daniel 1:7.
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The Babylonian name of one of Daniel's companions. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Daniel 1:7.
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The Hebrew prophet. The name stands 25 times in the Tanakh, first at Daniel 2:15 and last at Daniel 6:29.
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One of Daniel's companions. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Daniel 2:17.
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The Babylonian name of one of Daniel's companions. The name stands five times in the Tanakh, first at Daniel 2:49 and last at Daniel 3:30.
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Strong's records this name for Azariah. The name stands 14 times in the Tanakh, first at Daniel 2:49 and last at Daniel 3:30.
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King of Babylon. The name stands four times in the Tanakh, first at Daniel 3:2 and last at Ezra 2:1.
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The name stands 22 times in the Tanakh, first at Daniel 5:2 and last at Ezra 7:17.
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A title of several Persian kings. The name stands four times in the Tanakh, first at Daniel 6:1 and last at Ezra 6:14.
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An Eastern country, including its inhabitants. The name stands three times in the Tanakh, first at Daniel 6:9 and last at Daniel 6:16.
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A country of central Asia. The name stands twice in the Tanakh, first at Daniel 6:16 and last at Ezra 6:2.
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A Babylonian king. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Daniel 7:1.
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A Babylonian king. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Daniel 8:1.
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A river of Persia. The name stands twice in the Tanakh, first at Daniel 8:2 and last at Daniel 8:16.
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An archangel. The name stands twice in the Tanakh, first at Daniel 8:16 and last at Daniel 9:21.
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Strong's records this name for two Persians. The name stands twice in the Tanakh, first at Ezra 1:8 and last at Ezra 4:7.
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Zerubbabel's Persian name. The name stands twice in the Tanakh, first at Ezra 1:8 and last at Ezra 1:11.
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The high priest who came up from Babylon with Zerubavel, rebuilt the altar and laid the Temple's foundation, and stood in Zecharyah's vision in filthy garments to be reclothed (Ezra 3; Zechariah 3). Strong's counts ten men of the name; it is the later form of Yehoshua.
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Cupbearer to the Persian king Artachshasta, who obtained leave to return to Jerusalem and rebuilt its walls despite opposition, then served as governor and worked with Ezra to renew the covenant and reform the community (Book of Nehemiah). He identifies himself as the son of Hachalyah, serving in the Persian citadel of Shushan (Nehemiah 1:1, 11).
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An Israelite. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Ezra 2:2.
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An Israelite. The name stands twice in the Tanakh, first at Ezra 2:2 and last at Nehemiah 7:7.
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An Israelite. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Ezra 2:2.
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An Israelite. The name stands six times in the Tanakh, first at Ezra 2:2 and last at Nehemiah 10:17.
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Strong's records this name for a Persian and of three Israelites. The name stands four times in the Tanakh, first at Ezra 2:2 and last at Nehemiah 12:3.
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Strong's records this name for our Israelite. The name stands six times in the Tanakh, first at Ezra 2:3 and last at Nehemiah 10:15.
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Strong's records this name for three Israelites. The name stands four times in the Tanakh, first at Ezra 2:5 and last at 1 Chronicles 7:39.
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An Israelite. The name stands six times in the Tanakh, first at Ezra 2:6 and last at Nehemiah 10:15.
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An Israelite. The name stands four times in the Tanakh, first at Ezra 2:8 and last at Nehemiah 10:15.
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An Israelite. The name stands twice in the Tanakh, first at Ezra 2:9 and last at Nehemiah 7:14.
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An Israelite. The name stands six times in the Tanakh, first at Ezra 2:11 and last at Nehemiah 10:16.
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An Israelite. The name stands four times in the Tanakh, first at Ezra 2:12 and last at Nehemiah 10:16.
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Strong's records this name for one or two Israelites. The name stands three times in the Tanakh, first at Ezra 2:13 and last at Nehemiah 7:18.
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Strong's records this name for two Israelites. The name stands four times in the Tanakh, first at Ezra 2:15 and last at Nehemiah 10:17.
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Strong's records this name for three Israelites. The name stands five times in the Tanakh, first at Ezra 2:16 and last at Nehemiah 10:18.
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Strong's records this name for two Israelites. The name stands three times in the Tanakh, first at Ezra 2:17 and last at Nehemiah 10:19.
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An Israelite. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Ezra 2:18.
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Strong's records this name for two or three Israelites. The name stands five times in the Tanakh, first at Ezra 2:19 and last at Nehemiah 10:19.
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An Israelite. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Ezra 2:20.
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A place in Palestine. The name stands twice in the Tanakh, first at Ezra 2:22 and last at Nehemiah 7:26.
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An Israelite, or a place in Palestine. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at Ezra 2:30.
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An Israelite. The name stands eleven times in the Tanakh, first at Ezra 2:32 and last at 1 Chronicles 24:8.
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A place in Palestine. The name stands four times in the Tanakh, first at Ezra 2:33 and last at 1 Chronicles 8:12.
See all 4 places it is named →Where these come from. Every name in the full list is a word our corpus tags as a proper noun in the Westminster Leningrad Codex morphology, grouped so that בית לחם counts as one name and not two. What each one is — a person, a place, a people — is read from the lexicon's own definition, and where that definition names two senses the row says so. The gematria is computed by the same engine that runs every search, and the count on each row is the number of verses that door opens — the same walk, counted once.