לַמְנַצֵּ֗חַ מִזְמ֥וֹר לְדָוִֽד׃
Para sa punong mang-aawit. Isang awit ni David.
Shenei Luchot HaBerit
This same idea is also reflected in the three different names given to the monument Jacob erected on the site of his dream. He called it בית אלוקים, בית א-ל, and יש י-ה-ו-ה במקום הזה. The reason he called the site בית אלוקים was undoubtedly because in the dream the four-lettered Ineffable Name of G–d appeared to him. The three names reflect the three outstanding characteristics of the three patriarchs. The name א-ל alludes to חסד, the name אלוקים to גבורה, and the four-lettered name corresponds to the attribute תפארת. Whenever G–d is reported as speaking to man, the message emanates in one of the three above-mentioned ספירות. It makes an impact first in the ארץ העליונה, the spiritual equivalent of physical earth, before it reaches the domain of our universe. Only then does this "call" from G–d manifest itself in our world. The very term ויקרא, He called, used by the Torah, means that G–d's message was revealed outside the Heavenly Regions.