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The name of the [[Lord]], rendered "יהוה " in [[Hebrew]] is believed by Jews to be used again only when Moshiach (the Messiah) comes and the [[Temple of Jerusalem|Temple]] in [[Jerusalem]] is rebuilt. | The name of the [[Lord]], rendered "יהוה " in [[Hebrew]] is believed by Jews to be used again only when Moshiach (the Messiah) comes and the [[Temple of Jerusalem|Temple]] in [[Jerusalem]] is rebuilt. | ||
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HaShem (Heb. "The Name") is the word used to refer to the Almighty, as it is against Jewish Law to name Him. The name of the Lord, rendered "יהוה " in Hebrew is believed by Jews to be used again only when Moshiach (the Messiah) comes and the Temple in Jerusalem is rebuilt.