Is your first name in the Bible? Mine is not.

No. It was written long before I was born.

Nope

Probably. 

Yes, once.  That is where my mother got it.

No, the first usage of my name comes later by a King of Ireland.

No, it isn't unless you are looking in a Spanish Bible. This post was edited by SpunkySenior at June 5, 2022 6:50 PM MDT

No, I don't think the Irish name Nevan is in the Bible. :)

Sure, it was written in the family bible when I was born.

Yes.  And many people say my name when they're quoting prophecies from the bible.

I time travelled back to the days of creation in the Garden of Eden and talked to Adam and Eve about getting my name in the Bible but they said 'no, sorry two is company three is a crowd'.

 

  No, my (real) first name did not appear at all in etymology until a few decades after the last writings took place, but was prominent as the identifier of a group of people throughout Northern Europe for decades prior to the King James Version being published. Neither my name nor that group of people are mentioned in The Bible.
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No, not my first name but my middle name is. 

I got the full treatment, two middle names. Neither my first nor second given names appear, but the third not only appears but wrote part of it - Mark.