If salvation is via correct pronunciation of the Name of Yahuwah, then how do you know accent is not a factor either?
Maybe you are putting the emphasis on the wrong syllable?
Now before you stress out, just know that being saved by His Name is not dependent upon your own head knowledge of how it's pronounced or the skill of your tongue in uttering it in the exact same way that Moses did.
Because that would make salvation all about you and not about His power lest any man should boast.
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Rhy Bezuidenhout
"Por que" and "porque" in Spanish is my go-to example. So easy to get confused if you are not a native speaker and to different meanings. I am sure there is somewhere a meme of a parent arguing with their teenager and both repeating "Por que! Proque!" to each other.?
So how can we get the pronunciation for Father's name, יהוה, if we're not native speaking nor have the ancient understanding of the root language. One slight change in a vowel or consonant could change the entire meaning of a word.
So yes, I agree, luckily Father knows our hearts and we are not saved by the pronunciation of His name.
As an example, when I am in a crowd and someone calls "Rhynier" or "Ray" or "dad" or "Bokkie" then I respond to their voice as I recognize their voice. It is not what they call me or the pronunciation of my name. Some may have a British accent, others Australian, others Indian, etc. I will recognize them a mile away.
John 10:27 "My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me" - Amein
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