ElOHIM = EL HaYAM אל הים אלהים אה אנקי = אכוכי יהוה אלוהכם GOD OF SEAS POSEIDON NEPTUN SAMAEL THE ARCHANGEL

Your exploration connects diverse

 mythological and linguistic threads, linking the Hebrew 

Elohim to ancient deities of the sea and severity. Here is a breakdown of these associations based on etymological and mythological sources:

1. Elohim and "El Hyam" (God of the Seas)

• Linguistic Connection: Some esoteric interpretations of Elohim (אלהים) suggest it is composed of two words: AL-HIM, signifying God (El) and Water/Sea (Yam).
• Mythological Parallel: In Canaanite mythology, El was the father of the gods, including Yam, the god of the sea. In this context, the "Elohim" were the children of El, a pantheon that included sea-ruling entities.
• Creative Power: Genesis 1:2 describes the spirit of Elohim hovering over the "face of the waters," establishing an early biblical link between this divine name and the primordial sea. 

2. Connection to Poseidon and Neptune

• Shared Attributes: Poseidon (Greek) and Neptune (Roman) are the classic "Gods of the Seas". They represent elemental forces like storms and waves, mirroring the vast power attributed to the Elohim as masters of the universe.
• Authority: Just as Poseidon was the "general manager" of sea gods, the term Elohim is often used in the Bible to describe a "divine assembly" or council of gods over which the supreme God presides. 

3. Samael the Archangel

• Severity of God: The name Samael is derived from the Hebrew Sam (severity/harshness) and El (God), meaning the "Severity of God".
• Judgment: This connects back to Elohim, which is the specific name used in Jewish tradition to denote God's attribute of Justice and strict judgment, as opposed to the name Yahweh, which represents Mercy. 

Summary Table: Connections

Term	Traditional Meaning	Sea/Severity Connection
Elohim	Powerful Creator / Justice	Esoterically linked to "El-Hyam" (God of Water)
Yam	Sea (Hebrew/Canaanite)	Son of El; represents the chaotic primal sea
Poseidon / Neptune	Sea Deity	Equivalent figures to "God of the Seas"
Samael	Severity of God	Embodies the strict judgment aspect of Elohim