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El Olam — Everlasting God

אֵל עוֹלָם

El Olam — pronounced ALE oh-LAHM · appears — times · Strong's H410, H5769

The Everlasting God — the God of unbounded time, named by Abraham at Beersheba.

Named beside a planted tree — a living thing that would outlast the planter, honoring the God who outlasts all. Both traditions rest mortal shortness against this name's endless horizon.

First occurrence

Gen 21:33 — Abraham plants a tamarisk and calls on El Olam

Key passages

Isa 40:28 — 'The everlasting God, YHVH, Creator of the ends of the earth'

Ps 90:2 — 'From everlasting to everlasting, You are El'

In the Greek Scriptures

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