Scholars like Charles Ellicott point out the fascinating meaning of the name 'Bealiah,' which translates to 'Baal is Yahweh.' This suggests that before 'Baal' became exclusively associated with a false Canaanite god, the term, meaning 'lord' or 'master,' was sometimes used as a title for the one true God of Israel. This reveals the complex history of language and worship in the Old Testament.