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No. The name "Justin" is found nowhere in the Bible, nor is it derived from any biblical name.
I believe it to be a shortened form of the name "Justinian" which was common in the Roman empire during early church times. I believe at least one saint was named Justinian, but am not absolutely sure about that.
I believe it to be a shortened form of the name "Justinian" which was common in the Roman empire during early church times. I believe at least one saint was named Justinian, but am not absolutely sure about that.
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