Bethuel

/bɛˈθuːəl/ noun

A proper name, referring to a biblical figure (father of Laban and Rebecca); used as a given name in English.

From Hebrew 'Bethuel,' composed of 'beth' (house) and 'el' (God), literally meaning 'house of God.' This is a biblical name that has been used in English literature and genealogy for centuries.

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