The letter T introduces us to teachers, prophets, kings, apostles, families, and even quiet servants whose lives help illuminate God’s unfolding story of redemption. From Timothy’s faithful ministry to the boldness of Tola and the steady witness of Titus, these entries reveal how God shapes His people across generations.

The letter U gathers a small but meaningful group of biblical names—faithful prophets, courageous priests, strong kings, and humble servants whose lives show how God works through both well-known and quiet believers.

The letter V contains only a handful of names, yet each one plays a part in the broader biblical story—revealing moments of courage, warning, leadership, and God’s providential timing.

The letter W introduces a set of memorable encounters and remarkable individuals—some humble, some wise, some in great need—all woven into Scripture to reveal the compassion, power, and purpose of God.

The letter X contains only a handful of names and titles, yet each one connects to the broader historical and cultural setting in which God carried out His redemptive plan.

The letter Y holds a handful of names and variants that open a window into the Hebrew roots of Scripture, reminding us that God knows His people—and reveals Himself—through real languages, real families, and real history.