from GotQuestions.org
QUESTION RECEIVED:
Is it important how I pronounce God's name?
Does God favor any languages over others?
Is it important to know Gods name for
salvation or just his character as being God that matters?
MY ANSWER:
Does God cares about His name?
Yes!
How would you respectfully pronounce His name?
With the honor of Him being your Father and the respect of
the office of the King of all.
Luke 11:1-3 New American Standard Bible (NASB)
Instruction about Prayer From Jesus
‘Father, hallowed be Your name.”
Your kingdom
come.”
What language should you use in talking with God?
Your language.
Do you talk to your father or friends in ancient Hebrew, biblical
Greek, Latin or Aramaic?
I hope not.
Yes there is a weird and dangerous fad that we should return
to bondage and Christians should adapt ancient Jewish practices.
Do you want to have to start living under the animal
sacrificial system?
Why would you want the bondage of law again over grace?
Ephesians 2:15 (NASB)
“by abolishing in His flesh the enmity, which is the Law of
commandments contained in ordinances, so that in Himself He might make the *two
into one new man, thus establishing
peace,”
*Jews and Gentiles
You ask “Is it important to know Gods name for salvation or
just his character as being God that matters?”
Knowing special God’s name has nothing to do with salvation.
That would be magic or superstition and not His grace.
Then how are you saved?
Ephesians 1:13 (NASB)
“13 In Him, you also, after listening to the message of
truth, the gospel of your salvation—having also believed, you were sealed in
Him with the Holy Spirit of promise,”
Christ lived a perfect life.
He died on the cross. He was
resurrected from the dead. He sits at
the right hand of God the Father. One
day He will judge us. Christ is our last
High Priest.
When you repent or turn from your sins his blood covers you
and you are declared righteous before God.
You are saved by God, for God to serve God. You receive pardon for sins, citizenship in
Heaven and Him dwelling in you and you in him.
Trust in grace alone for salvation not law or religious ritual
or formulas.
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