The Redeemed “el”

Several things must be considered when speaking of titles or names that seem to have the “el” included. First, pronunciations mean everything! In the Hebrew language, the sound of the word is as crucial as the word itself. We have already learned that the el can have both the “el” sound as well as the “ale” sound. We have also learned that no form of the el in any way whatsoever has anything to do with identifying with Yahweh Himself, other than his wrath against the el. Lastly, redemption must be considered in the process of renaming. Renaming? Like Yaaquob (Jacob), whose name was changed by Yahweh toYisrayl (Israyl), we also must look at some others who were redeemed unto salvation:

1. Israyl (Hebrew letters here) Yisra el, yis-raw-ale; “ruling with strength, might”
Strong’s version – 3478h; (Hebrew letters here) Yisra el, yis-raw-ale; from 8210 and 410; “he will
rule (as) God;” Jisrael, a symb. name of Jacob; also (typ.) of his posterity: – Israel.

2. Eliyah (Hebrew letters here) Eliyah, ay-lee-yaw; “strength of Yahweh”
And if Strong’s had its way: Eliyahuw, ay-lee-yah or Eliyahw, ay-lee-yaw-hoo; God of Jehovah. Right
pronunciation of the el (ay), wrong definition entirely. The common translation, Elijah (with the el sound).
(452h).

3. Yahyl (Hebrew letters here) Yow el, yo-ale; “Yahweh is his strength”
And if Strong’s has its way: Yowel, yo-ale; “Jehovah (is his) God; Joel.”
Again, right pronunciation of the el (ale), wrong definition. (3100h)

4. Malkiy – Tsedeq (Hebrew letters here) Malkiy- Tsedeq, mal-kee-tseh-dek; “a king of right”
And if Strong’s had its way: Malkiy-tsedeq, mal-kee-tseh-dek; “king of right: Malki-Tsedek, and early king
in Pal.: – Melchizedek.” Right pronunciation, but then the translation added is with the “el,” which is
pronounced as el. (4442h)

5. Samuyl (Hebrew letters here) Sh muw el, sehm-oo-ale; “head of strength”
And Strong’s: Shemuwel, sehm-oo-ale; “heard of God; Shemuel… Samuel.”
Right pronunciation, wrong translation and definition. (8050h)

6. Daniyl (Hebrew letter here), Daniyel, daw-nee-yale; “judge of strength”
And Strong’s: Daniyel, daw-nee-yale; “Judge of God; Daniel.”
Right pronunciation, wrong definition (1840h)

And there are many more, including but not limited to, Ezikyl, Michayl and Immanyl. Seek to know and you shall find!