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I like quite a few Old Testament names. They're actually pretty common in Brazil, which is a Catholic-majority country. You hear Old Testament names a lot in Portuguese and Spanish-speaking countries.
Most of them can work well on either Christians or Jews, though there's a good number (such as Solomon, Zipporah, Mordecai, and Shiphrah) that have never been common among Christians and are heard more often on Jews (many of these are pretty common in Israel, where Hebrew names are widespread).
Most of them can work well on either Christians or Jews, though there's a good number (such as Solomon, Zipporah, Mordecai, and Shiphrah) that have never been common among Christians and are heard more often on Jews (many of these are pretty common in Israel, where Hebrew names are widespread).
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