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Elyassaf is an ancient and rare biblical Hebrew name, composed of two elements: 'Eli' - my God, and 'assaf' - gathered, collected. The name means 'God has gathered' or 'My God will gather,' carrying a profound message of hope, redemption, and reunification. The name appears in the Book of Numbers as the name of the prince of the tribe of Gad in the wilderness, and he was one of the leaders of the people during the great journey from Egypt to the Land of Israel. Elyassaf son of Deuel was responsible for the camp of the tribe of Gad, and he was among those who carried the Tabernacle during the wilderness travels. The name Elyassaf reflects deep faith in divine providence and in God's power to gather the scattered and bring them to one place. In biblical times, the concept of 'gathering' held both spiritual and national significance - it expressed the idea of uniting the people, ingathering of the exiles, and bringing blessing and abundance. The name also carries a dimension of leadership responsibility, as the biblical Elyassaf was a tribal prince and spiritual leader who gathered his people under the wings of wise and responsible leadership. Today, the name Elyassaf is considered rare and special, chosen by parents seeking a name with deep historical and spiritual meaning. The name suits parents who wish to connect their child to ancient biblical tradition and give him a name bearing a message of hope, unity, and spiritual strength. The name Elyassaf expresses values of leadership, communal responsibility, and faith in divine power to gather and heal the scattered and broken.

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Elyassaf | Eliasaph | Elyasaf | Eliassaf

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Numbers 3:24 - And the prince of the children of Gad shall be Eliasaph the son of Deuel

In Kabbalah, the name Elyassaf symbolizes the power of spiritual unity and gathering. The letter 'Aleph' at the beginning and end of the name represents divine oneness and the circularity of life - from dispersion to unity, from exile to redemption. The name carries the energy of tikkun olam (repairing the world) and gathering the holy sparks.

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Eliasaph Kimchi - Rabbi and judge in the medieval period | Eliasaph Rubinstein - Israeli jurist

אלישע | אליעזר | אסף | אליהו | אליעד

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