👉 The word "llaemx" in the Bible refers to the term used for the Lord as it's being spoken, not a specific verse or text. It's typically associated with God speaking through prophet Elijah. The phrase itself doesn't have a literal meaning. In ancient Hebrew, "llaemx" meant a messenger (a person who was sent), but in Christian usage, the word is often used metaphorically to refer to divine inspiration, communication, etc., much like "the Spirit of God."
