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Yerachmiel is an ancient biblical Hebrew name composed of two significant elements: "yerachem" - meaning compassion and mercy, and "El" - the name of God. The name means "God will have mercy" or "one whom God has shown compassion," reflecting a deep prayer for divine providence and heavenly mercy. The name appears in the Bible in several places, primarily in the Book of Chronicles, where it is associated with the descendants of Judah and important priestly families. In the biblical context, Yerachmiel was the son of Hezron from the tribe of Judah and is considered one of the important family heads within the tribe. The name expresses hope and recognition that life itself is a gift of divine grace, and that human existence depends on the Creator's mercy. In Jewish tradition, names containing the element "El" are considered especially sacred, directly connecting their bearer to the divine and endowing them with profound spiritual significance. Throughout the generations, the name Yerachmiel has been preserved primarily in traditional Jewish communities, especially among priestly families and those maintaining ancient traditions. The name conveys values of humility, faith, and gratitude to the Creator, expressing the deep Jewish understanding that humanity always needs heavenly mercy. Today, the name is considered rare and special, carrying significant historical and spiritual weight that connects its bearer to a rich biblical heritage and a tradition of faith and trust in God.

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Yerachmiel | Yerahmiel | Jerahmeel

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1 Chronicles 2:9 - And the sons of Hezron that were born unto him: Jerahmeel, and Ram, and Chelubai

In Kabbalah, the name Yerachmiel represents the divine attribute of mercy and supreme kindness. The name is connected to the Sefirah of Chesed (loving-kindness) and the flow of spiritual abundance from the higher worlds to the physical realm, expressing the special connection between humanity and the Creator through prayer and supplication for mercy.

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Rabbi Yerachmiel Ben David - Rabbi and Torah scholar in Jerusalem | Yerachmiel Adler - Israeli historian | Yerachmiel Karlitz - Descendant of great Torah scholars

עזריאל | נתנאל | יחזקאל | אליהו