👉 The Hebrew word "Aleh" (אִל) means "god," derived from its root "al," which has both divine and divine qualities in Jewish tradition. Definition: In the Bible, it refers to the Creator or God, often described as a supreme Being or Elohim who created all things. The Hebrew word "ah" (א), also known as "God," is used throughout Scripture to denote the Almighty and omnipotent power of this deity. This phrase marks the beginning of each narrative verse in the Bible.
