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.

The letter Z brings together some of Scripture’s final names—kings, priests, warriors, families, and even entire groups—each leaving a trace in the unfolding story of God’s people.