The Ancient Way Of Serving GOD

 Mazal Tov on your new baby brother! Mazal Tov to both mother and father, Michoel !

I think this is his son’s name:

B”H Benayahu ben Jehoiada

A commenter wrote:

What I truly appreciate about you, Michael, is that you bring things straight to the point.

When we study the Torah by reading it, we do not encounter people who spent their entire day only reading Torah, but people who truly lived. People who made decisions, both good and bad. From all of this knowledge, we are allowed to learn today, so that where our fathers went wrong, we do not repeat the same mistakes, but, be’ezrat Hashem, do better. In the same way, we too should do the one without neglecting the other. “In the end, we will not be asked “How much did you know?”, but “What did you do with what you knew?” May your efforts continue to increase, and may even more people awaken through the work you are doing. This will certainly happen.

חזק ואמץ

about Benaiah ben Jehoiada 

Benaiah was born in the town of Kabzeel in southern Judah. His father, Jehoiada, was a prominent priest. His name in Hebrew means "the Lord has built".

Wikipedia:  According to the text, Benaiah was one of David's Mighty Warriors, commander of the third rotational army division; (2 Samuel 23:20; 1 Chronicles 27:5). He helped David's son Solomon become king, killed Solomon's enemies, and served as the chief of Solomon's army. On Solomon's instructions he was responsible for the deaths of Adonijah (1 Kings 2:25), Joab (1 Kings 2:34) and Shimei (1 Kings 2:46). He was in charge of the Cherethites and Pelethites. Several verses in 1 Kings 1illustrate Benaiah's close association with Solomon's party and his exclusion from Adonijah's faction.^[7] He is also mentioned in 2 Samuel 8:18, 23:20–23, 30 and 1 Chronicles 27:5–6.

Gravesite

According to Rabbi Hayyim Vital, the grave of Benaiah is in Biriya. In 1869, Rabbi Yosef Hayyim of Baghdad visited the grave and stayed there for a few days. In the introduction to his book, "Ben Ish Chai", he wrote that "many and great secrets" were revealed to him there, and even that "his soul came from the soul of Baniahu ben Yehoida," and that is why he named his books after him.