Theophilus

Theophilus is a name meaning "Friend of God" in Greek. Historically, it refers to a person—possibly a high-ranking official or patron—mentioned in the opening of the Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles in the New Testament. These texts are addressed to him, suggesting he supported or funded the writing of these Christian writings, or he was an important figure in early Christianity. The name reflects a close relationship with God, symbolizing someone deeply connected to faith or spiritual matters.