Definition: The Hebrew word "alahos" means "a ruler, lord, or master." It is a person who has authority over another or can exert influence over people. In the context of the Bible, "aholos," meaning "lord," was often used to denote a person in authority over another. For example: - In Genesis 4:12-15, when Sarah's brother Esau asks for her hand in marriage to Jacob, the Lord says, "And thou shalt have no other wife but me." The Hebrew word "alahos" is used here, as it means "lord." - In Exodus 18:24, Pharaoh sends his son Sennirah into Canaan with a decree that he must be subdued and his children killed to make him lord over the people in Egypt. It's important to note that the Hebrew word "alahos" was a term used by ancient Israelites, and its meaning varied depending on the context. It could have been understood as "lord," "master," or "king."
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