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The Jews, to whom God revealed His name, consider it so sacred that they neither spell it or write it. When referring to God in English, they always write G-d. One translation of Jah is Yahweh and the Holy Father has recently said that this must be expunged from ALL hymns and such and that we, as Christians must not use this name, out of respect. Remember, as well, that God, Himself, made this the second commandment, before murder, adultury, etc. So, on the whole, I should say, that yes, it was both offensive, and using God's name in vain.

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