Definition: "Alephah" in the Hebrew Bible refers to a small, pointed stone that was an offering object for sacrifices at the Temple. It signifies God's greatness and majesty, as seen when He speaks with His own voice through the prophet Ezekiel (Job 42:1-9), indicating how he would do so if given the opportunity. The word 'alephah' is significant in the Hebrew Bible because it represents the highest form of God, "the Maker," and also serves as a symbol for the divine presence in creation. It's often used to denote something above or beyond what is ordinary or mundane. In this context, alephah stands for the Creator who has created all things.
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