The term "Canada" does not appear in the Bible, as it is a modern geographical designation referring to a country in North America, established long after the biblical texts were written. The name "Canada" is believed to derive from the St. Lawrence Iroquoian word "kanata," meaning "village" or "settlement." While "Canada" itself is not mentioned in biblical scripture, some scholars and theologians have drawn connections between biblical principles and the values often associated with Canada, such as peace, community, and hospitality. For instance, themes of inclusivity and refuge can be found in passages like Matthew 25:35, where Jesus speaks of welcoming the stranger, which resonates with Canada's reputation for being a welcoming nation. However, any specific biblical meaning or reference to "Canada" would be anachronistic, as the biblical texts were composed in contexts far removed from the modern nation-state.