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Usually spelled "Shemhamephorash." It is [translated] from a Hebrew phrase meaning "the explicit name." It refers to a name of the Hebrew God. Most commonly, it refers to the name "Yahweh." It has also been used to refer to a 72-letter name of the Hebrew God. "Shemhamforash" is also used in Anton LaVey's "The [Satanic Bible]" to refer to the LaVeyan Satan or to say "Hail Satan." It is commonly [questioned] why LaVey used a Hebrew phrase used to refer to a white-light God as a Satanic Statement, but today, "Shemhamforash" is usually used as a Satanic statement instead of Hebrew.
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