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'''Adonai''' ([[Hebrew]]: '''אֲדֹנָי''' "Lord") is one of the [[Judaism|Jewish]] names of God. Pronouncing the [[Tetragrammaton]] is considered a sin in Judaism and [[Messianic Judaism]] and ''Adonai'' is usually substituted in the place of YHWH in prayer.
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'''Adonai''' ([[Hebrew]]: '''אֲדֹנָי''' "Lord") is one of the [[Judaism|Jewish]] names of God. Pronouncing the [[Tetragrammaton]] is considered a sin in Judaism and ''Adonai'' is usually substituted in the place of YHWH in prayer.
  
  
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Revision as of 16:46, July 1, 2008

Adonai (Hebrew: אֲדֹנָי "Lord") is one of the Jewish names of God. Pronouncing the Tetragrammaton is considered a sin in Judaism and Adonai is usually substituted in the place of YHWH in prayer.


See also

Names of God in Judaism