Baby's First Bible (First Bible Collection)

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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. The Bible says that babies are a blessing for the entire family. Jesus Christ repeats how much little children are blessings and how they are a great reminder of our Father. 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:

God’s children inherit his deliverance as a great reminder of who he is. Ask daily for his angels to remain encamped around your young children. Micaiah. You may recognise this name by its more common short form, Micah, which is often used for boys. Pronounced my-KAY-eh, the name means ‘Who is like Yahweh?’ and is shared by the prophet in the Book of Judges and the mother of King Abijah from 2 Chronicles. 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.Thankfully there are all kinds of great resources out there to assist in exposing little ones to the Bible, it’s core stories, messages, and morals. There are a countless array of books, devotionals, and even Bibles that are all geared towards children. And even some that are great for even the youngest child. Seth. From the Hebrew for the ‘appointed one’, in the Old Testament, Seth was the third son of Adam and Eve. The name was first used in England in the Middle Ages and later became popular among the Puritans after the Protestant Reformation. In ancient Egypt, Seth was the god of the desert. New Testament names include many Biblical names long in use by Christians, including Mary and James, Elizabeth and Matthew. International variations of those New Testament names, such as Maria and Seamus, Eliza and Mateo are also popular religious names around the world. God created in His own image what love looks and feels like within a family. His glory can be seen within your own family and the beautiful blessings that you receive when welcoming a newborn baby into the family. Psalm 127:3 – Children are a gift from God Saul. Derived from the Hebrew phrase ‘asked for’ or ‘prayed for’, its Latin version is Silas. Saul was the first king of Israel, and the name Saul is actually the original Hebrew name for the apostle Paul.

The Bible is brimming with unique names for both girls and boys, each with its own one-of-a-kind meaning. If you want to give your little boy a biblical name that stands out from the crowd, peruse the list below for information: Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, before you were born I set you apart; I appointed you as a prophet to the nations.” 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. You treasure this unborn child that God has given to you. His great reminder will come in unexpected times of His good works for you. Prayers for others are necessary when knowing those who are battling with growing a family. God’s greatest gift to the world is little children. The Father’s instruction is to introduce God to your kids so they are able to experience the depths of the earth. His unfailing love and good courage are already a part of them.

Abel. Meaning ‘breath’ in Hebrew, Abel would be a fitting choice for your son, a breath of fresh air for your family. In the Old Testament, Abel was the son of Adam and Eve. The name Abel is also reminiscent of ‘able’, conjuring images of strength and prowess. Adam. In the Bible, Adam was the name of the first man and this name literally means ‘man’ in Hebrew. The Hebrew word can also mean ‘to be red’, referring to the clay from which Adam was created by God. If you’re interested in another biblical name starting with A, consider Abel, who was one of Adam and Eve’s sons.