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Meaning, origin and etymology of the name Nethanel


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The name Nethanel is assigned ten times in the Bible, or eleven times if we count the Greek form Nathanael, which occurs in the Gospel of John.
The Nethanels of the Bible are: A leader of Issachar (Num 1:8); Jesse's fourth son (1 Chr 2:14); A Levite trumpeter (1 Chr 15:24); The father of a Levite Scribe (1 Chr 24:6); Obed-edom's fifth son (1 Chr 26:4); A teacher in Judah (2 Chr 17:7); A Levite officer (2 Chr 35:9); One among the priests who divorced his foreign wives under the purge of Ezra (Ezr 10:22); A priest in Joiakim's time (Neh 12:21); Levite musician (Neh 12:36).

The name Nethanel is a compilation of the two names Nathan, Nathan, and el, El, the common abbreviation of Elohim. Please revert to these names for meaning and etymology.

The name Nethanel means God Has Given.

See the name Nathan for a list of related names.



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