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No. Ruach ha kodesh (רוח הקודש) is a masculine phrase. But the Christian concept of the holy spirit doesn't exist in Judaism. So some Christians like to link the concept to the Jewish idea of Sh'khináh (שכינה), which is a feminine noun referring to God's presense among the people.

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