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1. Hashem created the world on the condition that it will endure only if the Jewish People accept the Five Books of the Torah. (Web site)
2. Hashem was also sentenced to death, but Iraq's Sunni Arab Vice-President Tariq al-Hashimi has long refused to sign his execution order. (Web site)
3. Kiddush Hashem is a supreme foundation, the pillar supporting the world.
4. Moreover, Hashem is our G-d, Whom we must love and obey, and Who protects us. (Web site)

Allegorically

1. The word mikvah is from the same root as the word for "hope" and has allegorically been used to refer to a hope in Hashem.

Derekh Hashem

1. Another prominent work, Derekh Hashem (The Way of God) is a philosophical text about God's purpose in Creation, justice, and ethics.

Kiddush Hashem

1. A kadosh means a "holy" or "sanctified" person who has given up his life for God, which is known as kiddush Hashem or "sanctification of God's name".

Doing

1. By calling it a "tzavah", Hashem would be telling us that the whole point of doing it is because it's an order. (Web site)
2. Each one of them doing their bit of "kiddush Hashem" (sanctifying God) in daily endeavors.

Agent

1. He is called God’s Son, he is the agent of HaShem called HaShem, and he is “HaShem” who we interact with and not die.

Lord

1. These views are put forth in a book called Milhamoth Hashem (Wars of the Lord) which was written by Rabbi Yihhyah Qafahh.

Hebrew

1. Therefore, any haredi who does not study Torah and does not enlist is guilty of Chillul Hashem (Hebrew: "Desecration of the God's Name"). (Web site)

Name

1. The opposite of this is Chillul Hashem (חִלוּל הַשֵּׁם), profaning the Name of God.
2. The actions of someone wearing a kippah can create a Kiddush Hashem (sanctification of God's name) or conversely a Chillul Hashem (desecration of His name).

God

1. The Hebrew words Eloheynu (Our God) and HaShem (The Name), as well as the English names "Lord" and "God", are also used in modern day Judaism. (Web site)
2. While other names of God in Judaism are generally restricted to use in a liturgical context, Hashem is used in more casual circumstances.
3. Adonai, Eloheynu and Hashem are some of the names of God used in modern day Judaism. (Web site)

Genesis

1. Jewish views of the soul begin with the book of Genesis, in which verse 2:7 states, " Hashem formed man from the dust of the earth. (Web site)

Mitzvah

1. The four items of the mitzvah, lulav, arava, esrog, hadas, represent the complete name of Hashem of four letters, the Yod, He, Vav and He. (Web site)

Commandment

1. I praise HaShem, who is Lord and Ruler over all, for teaching us the commandment of eating bitter herbs.

Hashem

1. In conversation, many Jewish people will call God " Hashem ", which is Hebrew for "the Name" (this appears in Leviticus 24:11). (Web site)
2. Tzitzit is a commandment from Hashem revealed to us by Moishe Rabainu at Har Sinai. (Web site)
3. Sinai, where Hashem revealed Himself to the Jewish People, amid thunder and lightning and the Call of the Shofar.

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1. God's Name
2. Age > People > Jews > Jewish People
3. Religion > Judaism > Hebrew Calendar > Adar
4. Leviticus
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