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| − | The '''Tetragrammaton''' is the word referring to the four-letter unspeakable name of the Creator. In Hebrew it is rendered יהוה , the English equivalent of YHVH. This is the origin of such English words as "Jehovah". Jews believe the name to be unspeakable until the arrival/return of Moshiach (the Messiah) and the restoration of the Temple in Jerusalem. | + | The '''Tetragrammaton''' is the word referring to the four-letter unspeakable name of the Creator. In Hebrew it is rendered יהוה , the English equivalent of YHVH. This is the origin of such English words as "Jehovah". Jews believe the name to be unspeakable until the arrival/return of Moshiach (the [[Messiah]]) and the restoration of the Temple in Jerusalem. |
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The Tetragrammaton is the word referring to the four-letter unspeakable name of the Creator. In Hebrew it is rendered יהוה , the English equivalent of YHVH. This is the origin of such English words as "Jehovah". Jews believe the name to be unspeakable until the arrival/return of Moshiach (the Messiah) and the restoration of the Temple in Jerusalem.