Baby Names Help!

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Or you could always go the American Puritan route and pick something like "If-Christ-had-not-died-for-thee-thou-hadst-been-damned" ("Damned" for short) or perhaps "Flee-fornication." No joke; those are legitimate American Puritan names.

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You may find this helpful -- http://gaminggeeks.org/Resources/KateMonk/England-Medieval/Puritan.htm


:rofl: They sound like good college nicknames too!

And I think Lukas Raymond Glaser is a fine name.
 
At the time of the English Civil War there ewas a famous Parliamentarian named Praise-God Barebones, plus another whose surname I forget called Bind-theirKings-with-Chains-and-Their-Nobles-with-Links-of-Iron.
One guy I've heard of but can't remember where, had for a Christian name the whole first verse of Isaiah 43.
(History doesn't relate whether he got called "But", for short)
 
Starting to think about names for the baby.

Boy's name is really up in the air, however the middle name has been set so take that into account when giving suggestions.

______ Raymond Glaser

Some ideas we have had are:

Stuart Raymond Glaser

Lukas Raymond Glaser

Girl's names are kind of limited. Since our first two girls are Lily and Mackenzie we are wanting to keep the alphabet thing going and name the next one a First Name beginning with "N". The only one we both liked so far is:


Norah Belle Glaser


Looking forward to the ideas!

Robert, Markus, Reuben, Joseph, Simon, David, Seth, Asher, Silas

Naomi, Noelle, Nikki, Nancy, Nikoleta

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May I just suggest that if you do go with Lucas (which I like!) you take the traditional spelling instead of using a k. I have friends with nontraditional spellings and its always been a problem for them.

(For a girl, I do like Norah (although I would again say go with the traditional spelling just to keep her from going crazy when she's older!)

I didn't realize your wife was having another child - Congratulations!

Lucas would be traditonal Latin. Lukas would be traditional German.

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"Magnus" already got turned down unfortunately, along with Cotton, Increase, and Wilhelmus.

Ouch! Denied. I successfully named our youngest Titus Boanerges.
 
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I've settled on "Elected No-Merit Glaser" or "Search-the-Scriptures Hate-Evil Glaser." Let me know what you end up using. ;)
 
If-I-had-not-sinned-I-would-not-have-known-grace Raymond Glaser.

The above name can be used for both males and females, because all have sinned:D

A (more?) biblical alternative would be Mahershalalhashbaz Raymond Glaser.

Historical...........

Luther Zwingli Calvin Knox Farel Beza Raymond Glaser.

More from the New Testament.......

Joshua,Yeshua........................Yaveh is Salvation

Mattityahu................................Gift of Yaveh.

Yochanan Marcus.....................Yaveh has been gracious, Consecrated to Mars

Loukas/Lucas...........................Light or bright

Paulus.....................................Small or humble

Shaul........................................Asked for

Timotheos...............................Honouring God

Titus.........................................?

Philemon..................................?

Yaakov.................................Heel or leg-puller

Shimon Kefa.........................He (God) has heard, Stone

Yehudah..............................Praise
 
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