The letter E introduces some of Scripture’s most influential people—from Elijah and Elisha to Esther and Ezra. Their lives reveal God’s power, faithfulness, and guidance, reminding us how He shapes ordinary people to fulfill His redemptive purpose.

Though the letter F contains only a few individuals in Scripture—such as Felix, Festus, and Fortunatus—their stories show how the early church engaged with both friends and powerful authorities as the gospel spread.

The letter G introduces some of Scripture’s most memorable people—from Gabriel’s heavenly messages to Gideon’s courageous trust in God. These names show how the Lord works through leaders, servants, families, and even unlikely individuals to guide His people toward redemption.

The letter H introduces many remarkable people in Scripture—from Hannah’s heartfelt prayers to Hezekiah’s faithful leadership. Their stories show God’s compassion, justice, and guidance as He works through ordinary lives to accomplish His greater purpose.

The letter I introduces some of the most important names in Scripture—Isaac, Israel, Isaiah, and Ishmael—along with many faithful servants, prophets, warriors, and family leaders. Their stories reveal God’s promises, His patience, and His unfolding plan that leads us to Christ.

The letter J introduces many of the most beloved and influential people in the Bible—from Jacob’s sons and Judah’s royal line to Job’s perseverance, John’s testimony, and Jesus Himself. Their stories reveal God’s justice, mercy, and redeeming love as He guides His people from sin toward restoration in Christ.

The letter K gathers a small but meaningful group of people whose lives appear throughout Scripture—from early patriarchs and Levites to faithful servants returning from exile. Their stories remind us that even the quiet names in the Bible play real roles in God’s unfolding plan of redemption.

The letter L introduces some of the Bible’s most memorable people—from Levi the forefather of Israel’s priests to Lydia the first believer in Europe, and Lot whose life shows both warning and mercy. Together, these names reveal God’s faithfulness in families, worship, leadership, and personal transformation throughout Scripture.

The letter M introduces some of the richest and most recognizable names in Scripture—Moses the deliverer, Mary the mother of Jesus, Michael the archangel, Melchizedek the priest-king, and many more. These names reveal how God works through leaders, families, worship, courage, and faithfulness to advance His story of redemption.

The letter N gathers an extraordinary mix of well-known and lesser-known people across Scripture—from Noah the righteous builder, to Nehemiah the courageous restorer, to Nathanael the honest disciple, to Nebuchadnezzar the humbled king. These names reveal God’s justice, mercy, discipline, and faithfulness as He moves history toward redemption.

The letter O introduces a rich collection of biblical names—from Obadiah the faithful servant, to Obed the child of redemption, to Othniel the Spirit-empowered judge. These individuals reveal God’s justice, mercy, craftsmanship, and sovereign care throughout the story of Scripture.

The letter P gathers a wide range of biblical people—from patriarchal ancestors like Perez and Peleg, to devoted servants like Priscilla and Phoebe, to courageous leaders like Phinehas and Philip. Their stories reveal God’s faithfulness across generations and His power to transform lives for His purposes.

The letter Q gathers a small but meaningful collection of figures—from queens who shaped history to the reflective voice of Qohelet. Their stories highlight the search for wisdom, the use of authority, and the courage to act faithfully in challenging moments.

The letter R brings together well-known and lesser-known people whose stories reveal God’s justice, mercy, and steadfast love—from Rebekah and Reuben to Rahab, Ruth, and Rizpah. Together they show how God works through families, nations, and individual hearts in His unfolding plan of redemption.

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.