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Biblical Names

A names-only word-study layer of the MOOP Dictionary

Every named figure, place, book, and tribe in the dictionary, gathered here for focused study. Full definitions and cross-references still live in the main dictionary — this page is just for finding them faster.

723 names · 5 categories · alphabetized within each

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People 480

Patriarchs, prophets, kings, apostles, women of faith, and named figures throughout Scripture.

J 73

J Gresham Machen
proper noun (Reformed theologian, 1881–1937)
J. Gresham Machen
proper noun / theologian
J. I. Packer
proper noun / theologian
Jacob
proper noun
Jael
proper noun
Jair Judge
proper noun (OT judge)
Jairus
proper noun (figure)
James (the Lord's Brother)
proper noun
James Apostle
proper noun
James Brother Of Lord
proper noun (figure)
James Of Alphaeus
proper noun (figure)
Jason Thessalonica
proper noun (figure)
Jehoiachin
proper noun (OT king of Judah)
Jehoiada Priest
proper noun (OT high priest)
Jehoiakim
proper noun (OT king of Judah)
Jehoshaphat King
proper noun (OT king of Judah)
Jehu
proper noun — king
Jephthah
proper noun — judge
Jeremiah
proper noun
Jeremiah Figure
proper noun
Jeroboam
proper noun
Jerome
proper noun (Church Father, c. 347–420)
Jerome Figure
proper noun (figure)
Jesus Name
proper noun / doctrine
Jethro
proper noun
Jezebel
proper noun
Joab
proper noun — person
Joab Figure
proper noun
Joanna
proper noun
Joanna Disciple
proper noun (figure)
Joash King
proper noun (OT king of Judah)
Job
proper noun
Job
proper noun
Joel
proper noun / prophet
Johannes Cocceius
proper noun (Reformed theologian, 1603–1669)
John Apostle
proper noun
John Baptist
proper noun
John Calvin
proper noun / reformer
John Calvin
proper noun (Reformer, 1509–1564)
John Chrysostom
proper noun / preacher
John Chrysostom
proper noun (Church Father, c. 347–407)
John Damascene
proper noun (Church Father, c. 675–c. 749)
John Flavel
proper noun (English Puritan, 1627–1691)
John Knox
proper noun (Scottish Reformer, c. 1514–1572)
John Knox
proper noun / reformer
John Murray
proper noun (Reformed theologian, 1898–1975)
John Piper
proper noun / pastor-theologian
John Stott
proper noun / pastor-scholar
John The Baptist
proper noun
John Wesley
proper noun / preacher
John Wycliffe
proper noun / reformer
Jonah
proper noun / prophet
Jonah
proper noun
Jonah Figure
proper noun (figure)
Jonathan
proper noun
Jonathan Edwards
proper noun / theologian
Jonathan Edwards
proper noun (Reformed theologian, 1703–1758)
Joseph
proper noun
Joseph Arimathea
proper noun
Joseph Figure
proper noun (figure)
Joseph Of Arimathea
proper noun (figure)
Joseph Stepfather
proper noun (figure)
Joshua
proper noun
Joshua Figure
proper noun
Josiah
proper noun
Josiah Figure
proper noun
Judah Figure
proper noun (figure)
Judas
proper noun
Judas Iscariot
proper noun
Jude (Brother of James)
proper noun
Jude Brother Of James
proper noun (figure)
Junia
proper noun
Justin Martyr
proper noun (Church Father, c. 100–c. 165)

Places 139

Cities, towns, mountains, regions, islands, and bodies of water named in the Bible.

Books of the Bible 78

The 66 canonical books plus named sections (Pentateuch, Gospels, etc.).

Tribes & Nations 7

Tribes of Israel, surrounding nations, and named people-groups.

Divine Names & Christ Titles 18

Names of God revealed in Scripture β€” YHWH-compounds, El-titles, and Messianic / Christ-titles.

Other Proper Nouns 1

Proper nouns that don’t fall into the categories above β€” feasts, armor, events, miscellaneous.