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 Many of the character names in this TV series are biblically inspired. Here are some notable examples:
-. '''Michaela Stone''': The name "Michaela" is derived from the biblical name "Michael," which means "who is like God?" Michael is an archangel mentioned in the Bible.
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+|'''Michaela Stone''': The name "Michaela" is derived from the biblical name "Michael", which means "who is like God?".  [[wikipedia:Michael_(archangel)|Michael]] is an archangel mentioned in the Bible. This archangel is a significant figure in various religious traditions, including Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. In these traditions, Michael is regarded as a powerful celestial being, often depicted as an archangel or a chief angel.{{bulleted list
-. '''Ben Stone''': The name "Ben" is a shortened form of "Benjamin", a biblical name that means "son of the right hand" or "son of the south." In the Bible, Benjamin was one of the twelve sons of Jacob.
+|In [[wikipedia:Judaism|Judaism]], Michael is considered as one of the archangels and is mentioned in the Hebrew Bible. The name "Michael" is derived from Hebrew and means "who is like God?" He is often associated with protection, righteousness, and the defender of the Jewish people.
+|In [[wikipedia:Christianity|Christianity]], Michael is also recognized as an archangel and is mentioned in the New Testament. He is depicted as a warrior and a guardian of God's people. In the Book of Revelation, Michael is described as leading the heavenly armies against the forces of evil.
-. '''Grace Stone''': The name "Grace" carries religious connotations and refers to the unmerited favor or mercy of God.
+|In [[wikipedia:Islam|Islam]], Michael, known as ''Mikail'' in Arabic, is considered one of the four archangels mentioned in the [[wikipedia:Quran|Quran]]. He is associated with acts of mercy and is believed to be responsible for the distribution of sustenance. Though the Quran does not explicitly mention the names of the four archangels, Islamic scholars have however identified, based on [[wikipedia:Hadith|Hadith]] (sayings and actions of Prophet Muhammad), four archangels who play significant roles in carrying out the commands of Allah (God). These archangels are: ''Jibril'' (Gabriel), ''Mikail'' (Michael), ''Israfil'', and ''Azrael''.}} Overall, Michael the archangel is a significant figure in religious mythology, often portrayed as a powerful and protective celestial being.
+|'''Ben Stone''': The name "Ben" is a shortened form of "Benjamin", a biblical name that means "son of the right hand" or "son of the south." In the Bible, Benjamin was one of the twelve sons of Jacob.
-. '''Cal Stone''': The name "Cal" is a shortened form of "Caleb", a biblical name that means "faithful" or "devoted to God". In the Bible, Caleb was one of the spies sent by Moses to explore the Promised Land.
+|'''Grace Stone''': The name "Grace" carries religious connotations and refers to the unmerited favor or mercy of God.
+|'''Cal Stone''': The name "Cal" is a shortened form of "Caleb", a biblical name that means "faithful" or "devoted to God". In the Bible, Caleb was one of the spies sent by Moses to explore the Promised Land.
-. '''Olive Stone''': The name "Olive" does not have a direct biblical reference, but it symbolizes peace and is often associated with religious symbolism and the story of Noah's Ark. It can also be associated with the Garden of Gethsemane also known as the Garden of Olives, where Jesus prayed with his apostles after the Last Supper and where he was arrested by the soldiers of the sanhedrin before being brought to trial before Pontius Pilate and ultimately being crucified to then rise again on the third day.
+|'''Olive Stone''': The name "Olive" does not have a direct biblical reference, but it symbolizes peace and is often associated with religious symbolism and the story of Noah's Ark. It can also be associated with the Garden of Gethsemane also known as the Garden of Olives, where Jesus prayed with his apostles after the Last Supper and where he was arrested by the soldiers of the sanhedrin before being brought to trial before Pontius Pilate and ultimately being crucified to then rise again on the third day.
+|'''Zeke Landon''': The name "Zeke" is a variant of "Ezekiel," a biblical name that means "God strengthens." In the Bible, Ezekiel was a prophet. The surname "Landon" does not have a specific biblical reference.
-. '''Zeke Landon''': The name "Zeke" is a variant of "Ezekiel," a biblical name that means "God strengthens." In the Bible, Ezekiel was a prophet. The surname "Landon" does not have a specific biblical reference.
+|'''Eden''': The name "Eden" is commonly associated with the biblical Garden of Eden, which was depicted as a paradise where Adam and Eve lived before the Fall. The name might have been chosen to evoke a sense of innocence or a metaphorical connection to a place of beauty.
+|'''Angelina''': The name "Angel" or "Angela" has connections to heavenly messengers in various religious traditions, including Christianity. In the context of the TV series, the name Angelina might have been chosen for its aesthetic appeal or to convey a sense of grace or beauty.}}
-. '''Eden''': The name "Eden" is commonly associated with the biblical Garden of Eden, which was depicted as a paradise where Adam and Eve lived before the Fall. The name might have been chosen to evoke a sense of innocence or a metaphorical connection to a place of beauty.
-. '''Angelina''': The name "Angel" or "Angela" has connections to heavenly messengers in various religious traditions, including Christianity. In the context of the TV series, the name Angelina might have been chosen for its aesthetic appeal or to convey a sense of grace or beauty.