I am a Kohain and have been involved in a serious relationship for some time now with a jewish girl. i recently found out that her mother converted orthodox before she got married and had children which does make her children jewish but did raise a bit of concern. From what i have found out it would still be ok to marry the daughter/my girlfriend. the problem comes in here, when i was researching this issue i came across something else that says a kohain may not marry someone who has been involved in a sexual relationship with a non jew. my girlfriends ex boyfriend is not jewish (by my standards) his mother converted reform and so did he (the father was born jewish), where does this leave me? i understand in some circumstances it is permisable to marry someone who has had relations like this and that each case is looked at individually. the biggest problem i have is that we are far into the relationship and have spoken about marriage several times and to break something like this off will not be an easy task? My girlfriend was brought up 100% jewish, she only found out +/- 3 years ago about her mothers past when her sister got married, she was also under the impression that her ex boyfriend was considered jewish?

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I have a friend who is a Jehovah Witness, and we were discussing the name of God, and she said it was Jehovah, and when I said that we don't and can't really know His name, she said to look at Psalm 83, verse 18, so I did, and yes, it says there :"....whose name alone is JEHOVAH.....". I found this in the King James version. What can I say to my friend.