Ēl is called again and again "Tôru ‘Ēl" ("Bull Ēl" or "the bull god"). He is "bātnyu binwāti" ("Creator of creatures"), "’abū banī ’ili" ("father of the gods"), and "‘abū ‘adami" ("father of man"). He is "qāniyunu ‘ôlam" ("creator eternal"), the epithet "‘ôlam" appearing in Hebrew form in the Hebrew name of God "’ēl ‘ôlam" "God Eternal" in Genesis 21.33. He is "ḥātikuka" ("your patriarch"). Ēl is the grey-bearded ancient one, full of wisdom, "malku" ("King"), "’abū šamīma" ("Father of years"), "’El gibbōr" ("Ēl the warrior"). He is also named "lṭpn" of unknown meaning, variously rendered as Latpan, Latipan, or Lutpani ("shroud-face" by "Strong's Hebrew Concordance").