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Originally Posted by Michael The Disciple
Hi Steve,
There are now possibly MILLIONS of people who are using a Hebrew/Aramaic version of the name. Its doubtful you have conversed with very many compared to those who do.
As the move of those desiring to know the original name has progressed many are doing studies in Hebrew. Im sure there are some who could speak some Hebrew for you.
And consider this. Of the vast amount of people who are now using the Hebrew version I doubt that many of them would ask you to be ashamed that you speak English.
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Micheal,
I am wanting to know a similar answer to what Dan asked in his last post.
I can not consider anything that AB said (or Steve) was diminishing the validity of the Hebrew-speaking faithful expressing God's name from the tongue of their understanding.
What comes around in these discussions is whether the efficacy of the spoken name is lessened or non-existent when the tongue that speaks it is something other than Hebrew or Aramaic or whatever!
I personally see an application here of the principle that God is no respector of persons.
Please consider continuing your participation in this thread (a topic that seems to be one in which you are very passionate), and plainly share if you believe in that speaking the English word JESUS has less, or the same, efficacy in the realm of spiritual dominions and authorities then the Hebraic utterence/sounding of the same name?
thanks.