Scholars explain that the name Eliada ('God knows') in this verse is listed as Beeliada ('The Lord knows') in another part of Chronicles. The change was likely intentional. As the worship of the pagan god Baal became a corrupting influence, scribes substituted 'El' (God) for 'Baal' (Lord) to avoid any association with idolatry, showing a deep commitment to pure worship.