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It's a GP of mine. It's a little too religious for me to personally consider using in real life, but I would be pleasantly intrigued to hear it on someone else.

I prefer Jethro to Jericho

I liked it when I first saw it like 10 years ago on an adult, thought it sounded cheerful and strong, and my opinion hasn't really changed since. The potential meanings are lovely, and it reminds me of a song. It does definitely seem religious, so there's that, if that bothers you.

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I'd pair it with any name I like that doesn't begin or end with O that also doesn't have a rick or jer sound in it. Right now, uh...

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Jericho Lars
Jericho Artemas
Jericho Galen
Jericho Junius
Jericho Salvador
Jericho Ebenezer
Jericho Ernst
Jericho Cassius
Jericho Thomas
Jericho Fabian
Jericho Russell

It’s one of my favourite names. My grandparents lived on Jericho Lane and I think it would be a nice way to honour both. It’s a strong masculine name, unusual but not “out there”.

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Jericho Saxon? (I know someone named Saxon by his first name).
Jericho Jesse

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Jericho Wulf / Jericho Woolfe (after Virginia Woolfe)
Jericho Duncan

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Jericho Ray / Jericho Raven
Jericho Asher

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Jericho West / Jericho Wesley
Jericho Sidney

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I posted the same question a while ago if you want to see what everyone wrote.
https://www.behindthename.com/bb/baby/5018781