Elishama

Elishama is a Hebrew name meaning 'God has heard,' derived from the roots 'El' (God) and 'shama' (to hear or listen). The name carries a profound spiritual weight, reflecting the belief in a responsive and attentive deity who hears the prayers of His people. In its historical context, names like Elishama were often given to signify gratitude or divine intervention, emphasizing the closeness between humanity and the divine. Its linguistic construction aligns with other Hebrew names that highlight God's active presence in the lives of His followers.