Abel – “vanity, emptiness” (1892h)
Apparel – “covered ty twisted strength” (3830h)
Ashkelon – “stranger” (831h)
Beelzebub (Baul-Zebub) – “lord of flies” (1176h)
Belial – “worthless” (1100h)
Belshazzar – “protected by strength” (1113h)
Camel – “burden” (1581h)
Cruel – “terrible” (394h)
Delilah – “languishing” (1807h)
Elah – “curse” (425h)
Eleven – “opposition” (6249, 6240h)
Fell – “fall” (5307h)
Felt – “grope” (4959h)
Gospel – No Hebrew word for “gospel.” The Greek gives (2098g) evaggelion – “good news”
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Hamuel – “anger of strength” (2536h)
Hell – “grave, pit” (7585h)
Infidel – “without believing” (571g)
Javelin – “lance, decline” (2595h)
Jewel – “magic, witchcraft” (3627h)
Melzar – “butler of carnal wisdom” (4453h)
Ohel – “shire, “self” rightness” (169h)
Phygellus – “fugitive” (5436g)
Rogelim – “tale bearer” (7270h)
Self – “satisfy” (7521h)
Tabeel – “pleasing to strength” (2870h)
Teleh – “breach” (8520h)
Vel – “wish of strength” (177h)
Zerubbabel – “descended of confusion” (2216h)

There are many more, but this was a sample of how “el” is most certainly a derogatory term.

The objective is to further show the word “elohiym” and its root “el”, which the Greeks translate as “theos,” are terms that are constantly synonymous with the wrath of the Almighty, from Genesis to Malachi. Anything carrying the “el” in its origin and make up is deemed unfit for redemption perpetually (more on this later).