Today weβre exploring the personal name Wade, a name whose roots reach back through Old English and Germanic history to a vivid, concrete image: a man moving through water. Not carried across. Not waiting on the bank. Moving through. While the name Wade transliterates into Paleo-Hebrew as π€ π€π€π€ (Uyayad), it holds no standalone meaning in the Paleo-Hebrew language. So rather than forcing the transliteration, we trace the name to its true meaning β and when we do, we find ourselves standing at one of the most significant crossings in all of Scripture.
