253. Due to the marriage of divine goodness and divine truth in the individual details in the Word, many passages mention both "Jehovah" and "God," or both "Jehovah" and "the Holy One of Israel," as if they were two, when in fact they are one. "Jehovah" means the Lord's divine goodness that comes from divine love. "God" and "the Holy One of Israel" mean the Lord's divine truth that comes from divine wisdom. For more on the point that "Jehovah" and "God," or "Jehovah" and "the Holy One of Israel" appear in many passages in the Word together and yet they mean One Being, see Teachings on the Lord the Redeemer.