[NOTE FOR MODERATOR TO READ TO HIM/HERSELF:  if your religious beliefs prohibit you from saying "Yahweh," you may skip the text between the two asterisks.
[NOTE FOR MODERATOR TO READ TO HIM/HERSELF:  if your religious beliefs prohibit you from saying "Yahweh," you may skip the text between the two asterisks. Otherwise, read this question as written.]In the medieval Jewish satire Toledot Yeshu, an "Ineffable" one of these is stolen by Jesus which grants him his powers. The Mt. Athos-based imiaslavie group believed that one of these words is equivalent to its referent.  Hildegard of Bingen used the word Aigonz as one of these in her constructed language, the Lingua Ignota. The Islamic ritual prayer dhikr involves frequent repetition of them. Muslims believe the Quranic text contains at least ninety-nine of them. Many different ones come from pronunciations of yud-hey-vav-hey, the Hebrew letters of the Tetragrammaton, * one example being Yahweh. * For 10 points, name these religious words or phrases that are "hallowed" in the Lord's Prayer.
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names of God [accept equivalents such as designators for God, words for God, words that mean God, prompt "names," prompt "synonyms for God"]