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Jay Carper
Jay Carper
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It is completely impossible for anyone today to know how to pronounce YHWH without a time machine or a direct word from God. I don't care how many linguists and theologians insist otherwise.

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Cody Bond

False. Yahuah would not tell all generations straight to the end to call on His Name if He was just going to let It get lost. That’s an excuse that religions use to call Yahuah by other names and titles like they are names.
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Cody Bond

I would also like to point out that God is Gad the pagan idol of fortune. Torah says that matters so opinion means nothing to me.
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Abigail

You make a good point. However, it could have been passed down faithfully from father to son. Just because it's not broadcast publicly, doesn't necessarily mean no oneknkows it. I think you would find the dissertation written by Yoseph Viel that I shared here to be very interesting.
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Patrick Lauser

While I disagree that it is so impossible to know, this is certainly a more moral and reasonable stance than the idea that everyone who is pronouncing The Name incorrectly is "worshipping a false god". If a friend of mine mispronounces my name, he is still talking to me, not to some unknown other person just because he pronounced my name wrong.
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Rhy Bezuidenhout

 
I do agree that we won't get Father's name pronunciation 100% correct as it is most likely lost in tiem. And if someone now believes they have it 100% correct then it makes the rest of the pronunciations incorrect by default so what happens when you get it wrong?

So here is my 2 cents...

My given name is Rhynier. In Afrikaans it is easy enough to pronounce, but I go by the name Rhy (as in Ray) when between non-Afrikaaners..
My mum calls me Rhynier.
My wife calls me "Bokkie" (transliterated: small buck)
My children call me dad.
My non-Afrikaans friends call my Ray and some may call me Rye.

What matters is that I know their voices and will respond whatever they call me or how they pronounce my name. Even when by children call me "Bokkie" as a joke then I still know it is them.

So, it is important that I pronounce Father's name 100% perfectly? I don't believe so. What is important is that I am known by Father and that I know His voice and am counted as one of His.
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