יהוה אֱלוֹהַּ וְדַּעַת

Pronunciation:	jud he: vav he: eloˈha vəˈdaʔat           (yood hey vahv hey eh-loh-HA və-DAH-aht)
Origin:	Hebrew
Anglicised Spelling:	YHVH Eloha ve-Da'ath
Definition:	יהוה אֱלוֹהַּ וְדַּעַת is perhaps best translated either as 'Lord God of Knowledge' or 'Lord God and Nous', where Nous refers to the Greek concept of Divine Mind. It is one of the names of God, and corresponds to the Sephirah Tiphereth on the Qabalistic Tree of Life.
Notes:	I recognise, of course, that the term Nous carries along with it much philosophical content which is not native to Hebrew thought. I do, however, think that the term both works in this context and is ripe for reflection. Given that Qabalah originated out of a Neoplatonic philosophical framework, in which the concept of Nous was central, it seems entirely acceptable to apply it in this context. And since דַּעַת translates as 'mind' or 'understanding', it seems to me that the shoe fits rather well.
Source:	Sivan, Reuven and Edward A. Levenston. The New Bantam-Megiddo Hebrew & English Dictionary. New York: Bantam, 1975.