Definition: The Hebrew term "Ed" translates as "Lord," a title in ancient Israelite religious texts that referred to God. The term "Ed 5" is the plural form of "Ed." In Old Testament, it's used to express royalty or dominion over others. For example, Samuel 26:13, "The king (ed) of Israel shall be ruler over all his servants and his dominion, even over all the people who are with him." This term indicates divine rule over kingship, which is seen as a symbol of God's authority.
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