100+ Biblical Dog Names: Ideas for Devoted & Pure Pets
By Oliver Jones
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The Bible is full of classic and timeless names for all types of dogs, each connected with its own significant meaning or story. We know the experience of choosing a name for your new pup can be an incredibly personal journey, so we’re here to help. Whether you choose the name to remind you of your faith or you want a name that sparks intrigue from all that hear it, this is the list for you.
We have picked out our top biblical names for female and male dogs, including a few out-of-the-box and fun choices referencing the biblical glossary. There is also a list of names with meanings. Have faith, scroll down, and get your search started. You’ll never know what you may find.
Female Biblical Dog Names
- Candace
- Abigail
- Ariel
- Elisha
- Bethany
- Sapphira
- Olive
- Eden
- Sarah
- Deborah
- Hannah
- Diana
- Chloe
- Gabrielle
- Jewel
- Johanna
- Mary
- Judith
- Eunice
- Magdalen
- Shiloh
- Rebecca
- Hope
- Anna
- Phoebe
- Naomi
Male Biblical Dog Names
- James
- Benjamin
- Abel
- Lucas
- Moses
- Ezra
- Abraham
- Goliath
- Thomas
- Jesus
- Jacob
- Noah
- Aaron
- Elias
- Gideon
- Jethro
- Mark
- Luke
- Josiah
- John
- Gabriel
- Ethan
- Jeremiah
- Elijah
- David
- Ezekiel
- Samuel
- Joseph
Biblical Dog Names With Meanings
Aside from the clear biblical message each of these names has, they also have lovely meanings behind them too. You could choose a name for your pup based on the name itself, or tie in the message and choose something that truly represents them and what they mean to you.
- Abijah (Mother/Wife of Kings)
- Abital (My Father is Dew)
- Kenan (possession)
- Apphia (New Testament)
- Beulah (Married)
- Persis (Persian Woman)
- Abra (Mother of Multitudes)
- Drusilla (Fruitful)
- Abner (Father of Light)
- Andina (Slender/Delicate)
- Bilhah (Bashful)
- Ada (Noble)
- Dorcus (Doe, Gazelle)
- Junia (Born in June)
- Cleopas (Glory to the Father) was
- Adino (Ornament)
- Havilah (To Dance)
- Atara(Crown)
- Hagar (Forsaken)
- Festus (Joyous)
- Alpheus (Changing)
- Ephrath (Fruitful Place)
- Hodiah (Majesty of God)
- Amos (carried by God)
- Azubah (Desolation)
Other Dog Names Inspired by the Bible
Our list below is a glossary of words that are not commonly used outside of the church but make for great pet names. They all have biblical references and are simple and stunning.
- Prophet
- Angel
- Bible
- Devine
- Covenant
- Christ
- Apocolypse
- Easter
- Sinner
- Praise
- Faith
- Church
- Rabbi
- Saint
- Prayer
- Sin
- Apostle
- Parousia
- Grace
- Disciple
- Pray
- Christia
- Rapture
- Messiah
- God
- Advent
- Testament
- Priest
- Gospel
- Amen
- Creed
- Satan
- Trinity
Conclusion
Timeless yet current, bold yet simple, finding the right name for your dog can be tough. We hope that you were able to find a match on this list, whether it be meaningful, classic, or even a bit unique. Whatever you have chosen, we know your pup will love you all the same! Just be sure to practice it aloud a few times before you make the final decision.
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