Mosiah is a name with significant religious and historical importance. Originating from the Hebrew word *môšiaʿ* (mo-SHE-ah), meaning "a champion of justice in a situation of controversy, battle or oppression, " the name Mosiah is deeply rooted in the Book of Mormon. It is associated with two notable leaders, Mosiah I and Mosiah II, who were known for their justice and mercy. The name has been used to signify deliverance and salvation, reflecting its strong biblical connotations. Over time, the name has been used in various contexts, including as a personal name and a title for leaders who embody these qualities.
