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Elyakim is an ancient biblical Hebrew name composed of two linguistic elements: "El" - God, and "yakim" - will establish, raise up, or make stand. The full meaning of the name is "God will establish" or "God will raise up," expressing deep faith in the Almighty's power to establish and uphold, to revive and renew. The name carries a message of hope and faith in divine providence, reflecting the belief that God is the one who sets things right and raises up what has fallen. In the Bible, several figures bear the name Elyakim, the most prominent being Elyakim son of Hilkiah, who served as the palace administrator during the reign of King Hezekiah of Judah. This figure is mentioned in the Book of Isaiah, Kings, and Chronicles, and is portrayed as a faithful and responsible person who earned great honor. Additionally, Elyakim son of Josiah is mentioned - the original name of King Jehoiakim of Judah, which was changed by Pharaoh Necho king of Egypt when he installed him as king over Judah. The name Elyakim also appears in the genealogies of priestly and Levitical families, carrying an aura of sanctity and spiritual nobility. The name conveys a sense of stability, responsibility, and leadership, and is associated with individuals who held key positions in Jewish history. Throughout Jewish culture across the generations, the name Elyakim has been preserved as an honored and traditional name, though not particularly common. It is considered a name with spiritual weight and profound theological meaning, and therefore chosen by families seeking a name with biblical depth and a message of faith. In the modern era, the name is experiencing a certain revival among religious and traditional families in Israel who appreciate its biblical roots and spiritual significance. Elyakim is a name that carries a legacy of faith, hope, and renewal - values relevant in every generation. Bearers of this name are often perceived as individuals with steadfast character, commitment to values, and the ability to set things right even in difficult times.

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Isaiah 7:3 - And the LORD said to Isaiah, Go forth now to meet Ahaz... and Eliakim the son of Hilkiah, who is over the household

In Kabbalah, the name Elyakim symbolizes the divine power of establishment and rectification. The name expresses the principle of "Yesod" - the foundation upon which the world is built, and the divine power to establish and uphold creation. It is connected to processes of redemption, repair, and raising up what has fallen or been destroyed.

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Elyakim Rubinstein - Israeli jurist and former Attorney General | Elyakim Ha'etzni - musician and singer | Elyakim Levanon - rabbi and rosh yeshiva

אליעזר | אליהו | אלישע | יהויקים | יואב | יקים

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