Bible Names Beginning With G
This page lists Bible names beginning with G in the King James Version. It includes people, places, nations, and other named entities whose English form starts with that letter, along with verse counts and short descriptions. There are currently 138 names in this part of the KJV Bible names list. Follow any name for its references in Scripture, or return to the main database to search the complete list of names in the Bible.
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Names
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Gaal
Person
Leader who rebelled against Abimelech, mentioned in Judges.
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Gaash
Place
A hill in Ephraim, near which Joshua was buried (Joshua 24:30, Judges 2:9).
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Gaba
Place
A city allocated to the tribe of Benjamin, mentioned in Joshua and later in Ezra and Nehemiah.
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Gabbai
Person
Gabbai was a leader of the people of Benjamin who lived in Jerusalem after the return from the…
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Gabbatha
Place
The Aramaic name for the place of the pavement where Pontius Pilate sat in judgment of Jesus (John…
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Gabriel
Object
Name of Angel
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Gad
Person
One of the twelve sons of Jacob, founder of the tribe of Gad.
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Gadarenes
Place
The region around the city of Gadara, where Jesus cast demons into a herd of pigs (Matthew 8:28).
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Gaddi
Person
Gaddi was one of the twelve spies sent by Moses to scout the land of Canaan, representing the…
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Gaddiel
Person
Gaddiel was one of the twelve spies sent by Moses to scout the land of Canaan, representing the…
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Gadi
Person
Father of Menahem, king of Israel, mentioned in Kings.
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Gadites
Nation
The tribe of Gad, who settled east of the Jordan and were known as valiant warriors.
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Gaham
Person
Gaham was a son of Nahor, Abraham's brother, mentioned in the genealogies in Genesis.
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Gahar
Person
Ancestor of temple servants who returned from Babylon, mentioned in Ezra.
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Gaius
Person
Christian mentioned in the Epistles of Paul and John.
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Galal
Person
Levite who returned with Zerubbabel, mentioned in Chronicles and Nehemiah.
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Galatia
Place
A region in Asia Minor where Paul established several churches and wrote his letter to the Galatians (Acts…
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Galatians
Nation
The churches of Galatia in Asia Minor, to whom Paul wrote against turning from the gospel to the…
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Galeed
Object
Name of Altar
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Galilaeans
Nation
A place in the territory of one of the Israelite tribes.
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Galilean
Nation
A person of Galilee; Peter was known as a Galilean in the high priest's palace, and Pilate asked…
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Galileans
Nation
The people of Galilee; some whose blood Pilate mingled with their sacrifices, and those who received Jesus and…
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Galilee
Place
A region in northern Israel, where Jesus spent much of His ministry (Matthew 4:12-17, John 2:1-11).
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Gallim
Place
A town in Benjamin mentioned in the context of Saul's family and the Assyrian invasion (1 Samuel 25:44,…
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Gallio
Person
Proconsul of Achaia who dismissed charges against Paul, mentioned in Acts.
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Gamaliel
Person
Pharisee and teacher of the law, mentor to Paul, mentioned in Acts.
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Gammadims
Nation
A significant city or region in biblical history.
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Gamul
Person
Gamul was the head of one of the priestly families mentioned in the division of the priests by…
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Gareb
Person
Warrior in David's army, mentioned in Samuel.
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Gareb
Place
A hill near Jerusalem, mentioned in the expansion of the city (Jeremiah 31:39).
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Garmite
Nation
A location associated with prophetic visions or events.
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Gashmu
Person
Gashmu, also known as Geshem, was an Arab leader who opposed the rebuilding of Jerusalem's walls during the…
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Gatam
Person
Descendant of Esau, mentioned in Genesis and Chronicles.
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Gath
Place
One of the five major Philistine cities, known as the home of Goliath (Joshua 13:3, 1 Samuel 17:4).
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Gathhepher
Place
A town in the territory of Zebulun, noted as the hometown of the prophet Jonah (Joshua 19:13, 2…
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Gathrimmon
Place
A Levitical city in the territory of Dan, mentioned among the towns given to the Levites (Joshua 21:24,…
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Gaza
Place
A major Philistine city, known for its encounters with Samson and its later significance in biblical history (Joshua…
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Gazathites
Nation
A station during the Israelites' wilderness journey.
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Gazer
Place
Also known as Gezer, a significant ancient city in the land of Canaan.
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Gazez
Person
Gazez was a descendant of Caleb through Ephah, one of Caleb's concubines, mentioned in the genealogies of Judah.