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Zerah (זֶרַח, Zerach) is a biblical name associated with several different people in Scripture, including Israelites and also figures connected with Edom and with Ethiopia. The name is

Zelophehad (צְלׇפְחָד, Tselophchad) is presented as an Israelite. In Scripture he is especially associated with the inheritance passed to his daughters, because he “had no sons, but daughters.”

Zenas is named once in the New Testament as “Zenas, the lawyer,” a person Paul directs Titus to help and send on promptly with Apollos. The Greek name

Zeeb was a Midianitish prince whose name is derived from a Hebrew word meaning “a wolf.” In the book of Judges, he is named alongside Oreb as one

Zelotes is a Greek designation meaning a “zealot,” used in the New Testament both as a descriptive term for being eager/zealous and as a byname attached to one

Zelek (Hebrew צֶלֶק, Tseleq) is named in Scripture as “Zelek the Ammonite,” appearing in lists that include men connected with Joab the son of Zeruiah. Lexically, the name

Zebina (an Israelite) is named among “the sons of Nebo” in Ezra’s list of men connected with the matter of foreign wives. The name is connected (by lexicon

Zebadiah is a Hebrew name borne by multiple Israelites in the biblical record. Strong’s gloss describes “Zebadjah” as “the name of nine Israelites,” and the passages below show

Zebul was an Israelite whose name is connected (by lexicon gloss) with the idea of a “dwelling” or “residence.” In Judges 9 he appears as Abimelech’s officer and

Zattu (זַתּוּא) is presented as the name of an Israelite family line (“the children of Zattu”) and also appears as a named leader among “the chiefs of the