Name Meaning and Biblical Context of Caesar
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| Meaning | Long haired. | ||
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The Biblical baby name Caesar is Latin in origin and it's meaning is long haired.
Caesar is pronounced see-zer. Caesar is a title assumed by the Roman Emperors after Julius Caesar. During the time of the New Testament, the Caesar was also the sovereign of Israel. The Jews paid tribute to Caesar, and all Roman citizens had the right to appeal to him. The Caesars mentioned in the Bible are Augustus, Tiberius, Claudius and Nero. Biblical reference for baby name Caesar: [link]John[link] 19:15; Acts 11:28; 17:7; 25;11; Matthew 22:17; Luke 2:1; 3:1; 20:22; Philippians 4:22 Strong's concordance G2541 |
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