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In Hebrew Scripture:

יהוה - the Eternal

Adonai - the Lord

Elohim - God

Shaddai - the Almighty

El - a name indicating the power of God

Tzevaot - Lord of hosts

Yah (or Jah) - this is a lesser form of God's name יהוה

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