El" (spelled with the Hebrew letters Aleph and Lamed) is the word with a root meaning "strength, might, or power" as seen in biblical context where it is used as a title assigned to identify God.
Each of the twenty-two letters in the Hebrew alphabet contain a depth of symbolic meaning observed since the foundation of this language. Therefore, the letter Aleph, the first letter, is represented in ancient Phoenician as an ox head (seen as a symbol of strength, might, or power).
Each of the twenty-two letters in the Hebrew alphabet contain a depth of symbolic meaning observed since the foundation of this language. Therefore, the letter Aleph, the first letter, is represented in ancient Phoenician as an ox head (seen as a symbol of strength, might, or power).
