Goblin
Chandler's Encyclopedia · 1898 · p. 14
Malevolent domestic spirit of Northern folklore. God. Familiar name of the Supreme Being, called in O. T. El, Elohim, and Jehovah; by the Jews Adonai; worshiped by most Christians as Trinity in Unity, Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.-Name for the First Cause of all things, but implies besides this function that of intelligence, justice, and benevolence. Arguments for the existence of God usually stop with proving the nece ity of a first cause, and do not realize that distinct methods are required to prove the existence of intelligence and morality with the function of being the The term, however, stands for both casuality and personality in the Absolute, and usually represents all that a given age idealizes for itself.
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