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Nameless in the Bible is not written to prove a point, nor was it to elaborate on something which is not mentioned in the Holy Scriptures. Nameless in the Bible was written to portray the nameless convincingly, taking into account, wherever necessary, archaeological and geological evidence deciphered to reveal secrets that had been concealed for ages. It was written, taking into account the manners, customs, and traditions of the places the Bible unfolded, to bring to life the events as vividly as they happened. The Bible is made up of people with names, great ones like Abraham, Samuel and David; interspersed with people with no names. The nameless ones played an essential role in the Bible. These characters brought a more defined and deeper understanding of the Bible. The nameless are thousands in number, and God used them. We cannot help but wonder why there are so many anonymous servants. Tradition has given names to several of them, such as the Wise Men, the Rich Ruler, the Two Thieves, and the Roman Centurion; however, Scripture remains silent as to their identities. It is comforting to realise that although the multitudes of workers are unknown, they are yet well known. They are manifested unto God, who sees that which is hidden from the human eye, and whose approval is the highest reward. Their abiding influence cannot be hidden. For ourselves, it is sufficient to know that, whether names are blazoned abroad or unknown, easy or difficult to pronounce, short or long, full of meaning or unattractive. They are written upon God's palms, and in heaven, every child of His is to have a new name.

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