Adrian means ‘from Adria’ in Latin — with an old association with darkness. The name never appears in Scripture, but the Bible’s darkness-to-light story gives it profound meaning.

Alora is a modern invented name with no biblical occurrence — but its soft sound and ‘light’ associations echo Scripture’s beautiful imagery of God as light.

Alyssa means ‘noble’ from its Germanic roots — or comes from the alyssum flower. The name isn’t in Scripture, but the Bible’s vision of true nobility gives it rich meaning.

Anthony is not a biblical name, but its meaning — ‘priceless one’ — echoes one of Scripture’s most tender messages: you are of immeasurable worth to God.