Judah

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   Elan Price May 16 at 12:23 pm

   Hey Moms! We chose the name Judah because it is a powerful name with a lot of loving force and a strong biblical lineage. The line of Judah gave rise to King David, King Solomon, and Jesus, who is sometimes referred to as “The lion of the tribe of Judah” . I love everything about it and I call him my little JuJu bean. He is so beautiful and calm and I’m more in love than I ever thought I could be.

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   Leah Apr 30 at 10:06 am

   We wanted a strong biblical name that had significant meaning. Judah has such a unique story in the Bible and has such an impact on our faith. It’s not very common and we wanted a unique yet strong masculine name.

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   Amber Jan 10 at 3:25 pm

   We needed a strong name for this 9th child and 6th son. Judah fit that need and also went well with our other children’s names. It means Praise.

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   Alisha Dec 27 at 10:45 am

   We choose the name because if it’s meaning.

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   Haley Dec 7 at 10:36 am

   Because Jesus is the lion of the tribe of Judah and I love that!

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   Jayme Nov 3 at 10:36 am

   My husband and I really wanted to name our first child something that meant praise or worship. We came across the name while reading, and it just stuck. Our little guy loves music and is such a happy boy.

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   Simone Jun 17 at 8:46 am

   When my husband and I found out we were pregnant the first time we picked out a girl and a boy name. When we got pregnant again and found out it was a boy we knew Judah was the name. My husband wanted a name from the Bible and for me it was important to have a name with a good meaning. Judah means praise. He came after a miscarriage that almost took my life. Throughout that situation we praised the Lord. And I think he is just a perfect reminder that regardless of where you are right now or what you are going through you can always find something to be grateful for and praise the Lord.

   I like names that are not common but also not too weird. So Judah was perfect for us.

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   Jesse Jun 13 at 4:13 pm

   I wanted to stick with a two syllable name since my other two boys had a two syllable name. The meaning of names is also important to me and Judah means “praise”. I had two miscarriages before getting pregnant with Judah and during the end of my pregnancy I just prayed that he would be born healthy and I would be well too. After his birth my first thought was “praise God for this healthy baby!”

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   Erica Jun 12 at 6:41 am

   I chose it because I love that it means “Praise”
   It’s a name that people have heard of without beingpopular or overused.
   It goes well with our daughter’s name

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    Tiffany Jun 7 at 9:18 am

    Yahuah Elohim told me to name him this so I listened to our Elohim!

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    Katie Apr 26 at 7:41 am

    When I got pregnant, and before we knew the gender, my husband and I weren’t super serious about discussing names yet since it was so early on in my pregnancy. I was talking about names with my brother one day, and he said, “You should ask God about what name to give your baby.” DUH. I ask God about so many things, and if He is the one creating this child inside me, He surely has a name already for my sweet baby. So as my husband and I started to pray about it, and the name Judah kept coming to me. Every time I’d read my Bible, somehow there was reference to Judah. Every sermon I was hearing, there was mention of Judah. And every time I heard the name Judah, it was like my baby jumped within me. I felt a rush of excitement. Every. Time. It was wild. Any way, a couple weeks pass and life gets busy, I feel sick and insomnia kicks in like crazy, I forget about names. Then we have our ultrasound, and we find out the gender and its a BOY! So happy! And my husband says: “but we already knew that since God gave you the name Judah”. I completely forgot. Yes, yes He did, and yes, yes it’s a boy. So throughout the rest of my pregnancy, we kept praying if Judah was the right name, and we kept sensing it was. So the big day comes, I end up switching to a home birth 5 weeks before delivering (had this really strong sense that I should) and it turns out I had a 35 hours of early & active labor, and pushed for over 5 hours. There are so many details, like an extremely short chord, plus it was wrapped around our boys neck, plus he was posterior, when he came out he was turning blue because of cord, so my midwife had to reach in and pull his shoulders out, which because the cord was so short ended up ripping part of my placenta, which caused bleeding….etc…etc…etc… so many things but in the end our boy was GREAT! A great APGAR score test, and I am good, and wow…(If we would have had the original planned hospital birth, I’m pretty sure it would have been an emergency c-section). sSo many things we praise God for! And that is exactly what Judah means – PRAISE! (not to mention it took us a long time to get pregnant, so we definitely PRAISE GOD for JUDAH!)

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    Nat Apr 13 at 3:12 pm

    After years of infertility, and the sweet adoption of our first child, we became pregnant. We were over the moon, as you can imagine. We chose the name Judah because it means, Praise God, which was a pretty good way to describe how we felt. We paired Judah with Nathaniel, meaning gift from God. Praise God, gift from God. That’s our Judah.

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