I’ve already decided what i’ll name my baby if it’s a boy, but I need help choosing the name if it’s a girl. Here are my choices:

Annabelle Grace
Annabelle Shiloh
Annabelle Hope
Alaina Faith
Scarlett

I like traditional and biblical names, so if anyone has any more ideas for me, that would be much appreciated as well.

I think

Annabelle Grace
&
Alaina Faith

Are so cute *-*

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Caleb
Luke
Micah
Jonah
Jude
Samson
Eli
Seth
Cain
Levi

For combos:

Israel Seth
Eli Jonah
Levi Caleb

Biblical names for girls are a little harder. I like Elisabeth alot. Eden is a pretty name and has the biblical association. Some other ideas:

Ariel
Acacia
Magdalene (nn Maggie)
Adah or Ada
Delilah
Genesis
Keila
Leah
Mahalia
Moriah
Phoebe
Salome (love this as a middle name. Pron. Saul-O-may)
Zipporah

For first and middle name combos:

Leah Salome
Zipporah Genesis
Ada Magdalene

WILLIAM

Gender: Masculine

Usage: English

Pronounced: WIL-ee-?m, WIL-y?m [key]
From the Germanic name Wilhelm, which was composed of the elements wil "will, desire" and helm "helmet, protection". Saint William of Gellone was an 8th-century cousin of Charlemagne who became a monk. The name was common among the Normans, and it became extremely popular in England after William the Conqueror was recognized as the first Norman king of England. It was later borne by three other English kings, as well as rulers of Scotland, Sicily (of Norman origin), the Netherlands and Prussia.

…and Liam is a take off of William

The last name is Reeves, so it’ll have to flow with that. I have a 14month old son named Nathan already. Thanks for your suggestions!

Biblical names are my favorite for little boys.

Also, I don’t really like names ending with "aiden" just because they’re so common now… no offense to anyone.
I do kind of like the name Gabriel, but isn’t he the Angel of Death in the bible?
Thanks for everyone’s opinions and suggestions!

My 20 month old son is named Jonah!! I absolutely love it…and its not a very common name!!! I adore the name Noah too!!

ABORTION IN BIBLICAL PERSPECTIVE

From genetics to ultrasound, fetoscopy to fetal surgery, modern science has granted us an unprecedented look into the development of a pre-born child. For example, only eight weeks after conception around the time many women find out theyre pregnant the babys heart which has already been beating for two weeks now has two chambers. Though less than an inch in length, she has started practicing movements, her face has begun to take shape, teeth have begun to develop, along with the legs, arms, feet, hands and eyes. Its obvious that the developing fetus is no mere “blob of tissue,” as the abortion industry would like us to believe, but rather a remarkably well-developed baby boy or girl.

Its no wonder that on the basis of the scientific evidence alone, many experts in the field will echo the opinion of renowned geneticist Dr. Jerome LeJeune:

Life has a long history but each individual has a very neat beginning: the moment of its conception.

(CLIP OF IN-UTERO VIDEO)

But while genetic and other medical evidence certainly support the idea that human life begins at conception, the Bible, the very word of God and not science is our ultimate source for Truth. And the scriptures make it very, very clear that human life begins and is sacred from the very moment of conception.

(Interview with Skip Moen)

In fact, its a fascinating though little known fact that one of the very names of God points to the sanctity of life from the time it begins in the womb.

(The Bible)

In the 34th chapter of Exodus Moses appears before the LORD and intercedes on behalf of His people, asking God to reveal His glory. Part of the LORDs response was to reveal to Moses the divine Name as well as key aspect of His nature:

The Lord descended in the cloud and stood with him there, and proclaimed the name of the Lord.The Lord, the Lord, a God merciful and gracious. Exodus 34: 5

George Grant: The Hebrew word that we translate here as merciful – rachuwm has as its root racham meaning to love or have compassion. That word also serves as the root for rechem the word that is used in the Hebrew Scriptures for womb for example in the famous passage describing Gods foreknowledge of Jeremiah and the manner in which he was lovingly knit together inside his mother:

Before I formed you in the womb (in the rechem) I knew you,
and before you were born I consecrated you. Jeremiah 1:5

The womb then, in its original Hebrew context, was not only the matrix, the sacred place where a new human, an image-bearer of God was conceived, formed, nurtured and then born, it also was and should be treated as a place of mercy.

(More embryoscopic video)

Jesus declared in Matthew 5:7, Blessed are the merciful, for they shall obtain mercy. But the converse must also be true. When people, for their own convenience, send their swords into that place of life and mercy, defiling the sanctuary of the rechem – the womb – they would do well to consider Christ’s sober warning concerning the wages earned by those who use violence to accomplish their own ends:

Those who live by the sword, shall die by the sword. Matthew 26:52

(Jesus teaching)

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Hannah, Ruth, Naomi,

I have had a scan thru a few websites but you never know if someone will come up with one you have missed . . .

boys and girls names please

Thanks

(Oh and I am athiest so totally not bothered about overly religious meanings!)

Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther, Job, Isiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Hosea, Amos, Obadiah, Micah, Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Haggai, Malachi, Tobit, Judith, Baruch, Esdras, Makabis, Enoch.

Aaron Samuel
Seth Alexander
Caleb Matthew
Nathan Elijah / Adam Elijah (which one do you like better?)

What are some of your favorite Biblical names for boys or girls?

LOVE your names!

Leah Rebecca
Hadassah Esther
Eve Mary

Isaiah Benjamin
Isaac Samuel
Luke Jacob
Levi Seth
Eli Micah

These are odd but I really like them for middle names:
Yeshua
Yoseph