An archaic or poetic form referring to God or a divine being, particularly in older religious texts.
From Hebrew Eloah, related to the more common Elohim, both referring to God. This form appears in some older English Bible translations and religious poetry.
Eloah appears in older English poetry like Paradise Lost, where Milton uses archaic biblical language to create a sense of ancient grandeur and divine authority.
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