And perhaps I did not wake-up early, with dawn to the sea:

El.h.y.m (God) in Hebrew : Note that separating the full word you get : God of the sea (El-Hayam),
or the power of the sea.

In this context, please note that Miryam (Maria) the mother of Jesus - means in Hebrew
"from the sea" (Yam = sea).
Maria - is related to the noun Maris (Latin) = sea.
Regina Maris: queen of the sea.

Yehowa hu Haelohim (Yahwe is god) - means: Yehowa is the name of the power of the sea.

Is this related to the "ancient invaders from the sea ' mentioned in the bible?

The book of Job provides a description of the fight of God with sea gods, like Behemoth,
which he chained and put a guard on him.

"At the beginning God created (B.ra) Heaven and earth and all their armies". The writing is in fact: At the beginning God destroyed (Bera) heaven and earth and all their armies. and after that initial act of victory and destruction : "Earth was Chaos (Tohu vabohu) and the wind of the god of the sea hovers above the waters".

Tohu - interpreted as chaos -see the goddess Tohomat (Abyss) appearing in the book of Job.

Sleep in peace, little, sweet Moses

Please note: Moses, like Yeshua (Jesus) contains the root Yeshua (salvation), but also "Limshot"
(Take out from the water): "His name was Moses because I took him out of the water (Mashiti).
Again - Yeshua (Salvation) is related to "getting him out of the water or sea).

The ancient Egyptian suffix Mossis (Tut-Mossis) can well be related to Maris, Mer, sea, water.
My thesis is the ancient genealogy and the originating formation of some key words reflect co-occurring historical processes and major social developments