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When the Torah is read out loud by Orthodox Jews, the name of God is usually vocalized as



A) "I am" or "I will be."



B) Yahweh.



C) Adonai.



D) Jehovah.

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When the name of God is vocalized by Orthodox Jews, it means B) Yahweh.

Yahweh in Hebrew is spelled as "YHWH" without the vowels. Yahweh is the name that God revealed to Moses during the events of the burning bush.

When the Jews want to call God, they use the name of Elohim, which is the plural form of Eloah.

This name, Elohim, points to the Christian God "Holy Trinity" because God is three persons in one.

Thus, Yahweh is the vocalized name of God by Orthodox Jews.

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