What Language Did Jesus Speak || Tongues of The Bible
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Aramaic, Hebrew, Greek, Latin... wait a second, wasn't he able to speak every tongue?
The question of 'What Language did Jesus speak?' has puzzled historians for decades. Today, we're going to try to shed some light on the subject, and hopefully give you some answers.
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Wow! I knew he spoke Aramaic but I didn't think about the fact that Hebrew was a defunct spoken language at this point.
Hebrew was not defunct, not even a little. It was on coinage, found in 90 % of Dead Sea scrolls , archeology and writings...
He was a Hebrew Rabbi, the long awaited Jewish Messiah, the King of the Jews. He spoke in Synagogues and Temple and HEBREW is the only language He could speak in them.
He did also speak Aramaic as the Bible has direct Aramaic transliterations into the Greek that quote Him using Aramaic. When He brought the young girls back to life. He said “Rise young girl” or in Aramaic , He said “Cumi Talitha” while similar in Hebrew , this would be the exact way it was said in Aramaic. That goes for when he said this on the cross too....
“My God , my God why have you forsaken me”.... “ Eli, Eli, lama sabachtani”.... that is Aramaic ..
So it seems He picked and chose what language to speak when and to whom.
The reason we know 10000% He spoke Hebrew was because , Paul said He came to Him on the Road to Damascus speaking, Hebrasti (Hebrew, in Greek) , not Aramaic.
Also in all his teaching and parables , He used a linguistic skill of rhyming and similar sounding called Hebraisms...
Like when He said, “from these stones can be sons”
In Hebrew , it’s “ vene’im bene’im” stones and sons are almost exactly the same word and rhyme... this is only true in Hebrew and not Aramaic or Greek. He does this dozens and dozens of times.
Hebrew was farrrrrr from defunct. It’s actually a terrible myth and has been disproven 100x’s over. This may have been the majority thought 120 years ago, but we have too much proof now.
Another example of a Hebraism in the NT is in Luke... when it says... “ His name shall be called Jesus, for He shall save His people”
To fill in the Hebrew words that sound the same , it would go like this, “ His name shall be called YESHUA , for He may YASHA His people.”
And plus, only in Hebrew does Yeshua mean Salvation and its root word Yasha mean “to save”.
Too much points to Hebrew being the main component of Jesus Christ and His earthly ministry.
He was jewish
@@dfacedagame exactly 👍
@@kinavvarkey387 God bless you and Bless God and His Truth !!!
It’s all we have !!!!!
Actually during the time of Jesus, some forms of vernacular Hebrew was still spoken by pockets of Jewish communities. When communicating outside of their communities, they reverted to Aramaic. Overall the usage of Hebrew was restricted as liturgical language of Jewish religion. Last vestiges of vernacular Hebrew ceased to exist by the 2nd or 3rd Centuries CE when it got completely supplanted by Aramaic. Since then Hebrew was restricted as liturgical language of Jewish religion as well as certain Jewish philosophical works until the language was revived during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
I am a Christian, live in northern Iraq, and there are Assyrians and Chaldeans, and we speak this language
which
بلا كذب
Hallelujah ✝️🇮🇳✝️
"Allah hu Allah" was said by angkes in heaven... Which afterwards got transliterated into "Hallelujah" after long time of language changes...
So Jesus learned Hebrew from the Jewish community in Egypt!!! Couldn't he have learned it from blessed mary and Joseph ?? That is IF he had to learn it
Need Deep discussion about the Language of Jesus Christ ✝️🙌✝️
I LOVE this topic. Thank you for covering it! I'd love a video on the most important languages to learn in 2020?
You're welcome, Belen.
Very shallow analysis. Expected more from this video with no substantial info.
My first language is Aramaic. I also speak Hebrew and Greek. I do not speak Latin. Whoever told you that is wrong.
How do you pronunce "God" in Aramaic
@@Kinnnnnnnnn1 In Aramaic, the word for "God" is typically pronounced as "Elah" or "Eil."
@@mynameisjesuschrist thank you
@@Kinnnnnnnnn1 You're welcome. May peace and blessings be upon you.
And word for The God in Aramaic is Alah
Love from india 🇮🇳
Now we know how special he is
Do the language(s) used by Siddhartha Gautama next, please.
This is an amazing idea! Thank you!
well, he is God, so my guess is He can speak ANY language.
By that logic Jesus didn't die at the crucifixion.
0:44 "Jesus hard a hard time being understood". This is probably more because of the mystical way of speaking, not the language barrier. Keep in mind that although the Holy Family had to flee to Egypt, Joseph and Mary still spoke it. Something that lets you see this logic is reading the verses about when Jesus left the wise men of the Temple mesmerized of his wisdom when he was around 12.
Thank you for this new knowledge. I love it!
Jesus bless you you 😍😍
So he spoke Aramaic. And called God Ellah. Much like Allah. Good to know 😊. PBUH.
And that's the main thing: the 'Original Manuscripts' were in Aramaic - which we call the Injeel. Which was lost.
Yahshua wasn't a Jew nor a Hebrew ! Nor christian !! !! Supposedly he was a naszerine ! Born in yarsulem ! What about the real alfabets not using the Romans alfabets to decieved the world with words of the world ?
Your explanation makes no sense. Jesus wasn't understood in Galilee because ... he spoke Greek which he learned in Egypt? What does this even have to do with Galilee? Why wouldn't he have just spoken Aramaic to them as well?
I want video, s of where Jesus was born 🙏
Jesus was a Hellenized Jew. His native language was Aramaic, but he would have been instructed in Hebrew when attending temple. Being a Hellenized Jew, he would have been a bit familiar with Greek, the "English" of its day, and living in a Roman occupied country, it's likely, like most people, he probably picked up a few common Latin phrases.
Kavik v.d.Hexenholtz He wasnt a jew at all. Neither were any of His Apostles, but one, Judas, he was indeed a jew.
@@7deucepokerclub420
And what do you suppose he was?
Kavik v.d.Hexenholtz I don't suppose anything. Neither should anyone else with a subject this important.
Nor should they accept any mans version, not mine and certainly not the version of the admitted killers, without some serious self searching on all fronts, firstly, the Spiritual.
The good news is that Jesus Christ Himself knew and proclaimed (The Gospel of John * examples below) are both quite clear which is why they are never read in sermons, so-called in these days ) who He came for and who He did not come for, is crystal clear. He identified Himself from where He came aa well as the identity and origin of His enemies, both then and now, same folks.
The Words of my Father are sufficient for me, however some may require additional information. The history is all there; the various migrations from and to, as is the archeology, as are various manuscripts and sources, including those records of His murderers, of which there are plenty. Even Pilot's letters to Cesar, ( The Romans were maniacal record keepers -do you suppose Pilot's wasn't detailed or concerned for his own head/position in such a huge and delicate event such as this?) and Caiphus's own
letters- you can smell the desolation in them, he knew he killed God Himself) as well as many others.
*John 8:28 Then said Jesus unto them, when ye have lifted up the son of Adam, then shall you know that I am he, and that I do nothing of myself; but as my Father has taught me, I speak these things.
John 8:31 Then said Jesus to those Jedeans (True Israelites)
John 8:37 I know ( that you say) you are Abrahams seed; but ye seek to kill me because my word has no place in you.
Once the lying Scribes and Pharisees mis-translations are corrected, we have a clear picture of what was being said to whom. This is a decent enough place to start for a seeker. Its a touchy subject, but its one that cannot be shirked, especially given t
he lateness of the hour.
@@7deucepokerclub420 you are discredited when you said Jesus wasn’t a Jew. He was a Jew sent to save the Jews. Smh. Wow, I’ve never heard something so wrong
@@7deucepokerclub420 you can’t have every scribe in the world at the time writing down lies, that’s the beauty of the Bible and the way it came about... it all matches up therefore it is truth. Written all over that area by so many people.
You need to rethink your heretical thought process
If jesus was God why did he not know the languages ? he is God he must know everything
Son only begotten
Jesus Spoke English I'm not dumb he spoke English not no damn Aramaic
We know for sure that Jesus was officially using three languages, which are Greek, Latin, and Hebrew. Greek was his native language, spoken by his community, and the majority of local population. Latin was the official language of the government, which he used to communicate with the authorities. Hebrew was a language of the priests, which he used for theological and liturgical purposes. Aramaic was also a popular language amongst the local population and the priests, so it was most likely spoken by Jesus, but it was rather a secondary language, because we can't confirm it like we can confirm the other languages.
He didnt even speak hebrew, hebrew was essentially defunct by jesus' times
People's in the days of old ! Were called ! Tribe's !! Of the leader of people ! From where ever ! ! They were from !
jesus christ is a black African man and he spoke Bantu language of Africa
I've learned something...thanks...keep cool and be an Angel...
Knowledgeable, Thank you for creating this video. Can you create a video about different English accents?
Thank you for your suggestion Tom! We'll write this one down for the future - so definitely stay tuned!
Jesus may have spoken and understood Aramaic. However it is difficult to know for certain his chosen most spoken tongue, though the catholic church believes he spoke Nazarene Aramaic.
The New Testament however was copied by the disciples disciples into mostly Greek and most of the Old Testament came from Hebrew and only some Aramaic.
The region could even be considered multilingual like Arizona (several Indian tongues, Mexican and other types of hispanic) and Florida (type of hispanic Cuban/Puerto Rican as well as other Native tongues) But though considered multi lingual the prime langue is still English.
Since Jesus spoke to Romans such as Pilate and the Centurion and it's unlikely they spoke Aramaic so Jesus most certainly spoke Greek and POSSIBLY in a stretch Latin but very thin. AND, Hebrew is considered the true language of the Jews AND Jesus read at Synagogue so he most likely knew AND spoke Hebrew. He spoke with Samaritans who's main language was Hebrew so it's most likely again that he spoke Hebrew.
Of course being Divine he would know all languages BUT going through a life of man he may have at least had to learn them while here. So did he speak Aramaic? Probably but it's far more likely that the King of Jews chosen language would have been. Hebrew then Greek. But, we don't know for certain and this is all really just for fun as it wasn't important and only the message of Jesus who is the son AND is also God,,,, Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost is what truly matters. Great short video
Great explanation. Thank you
Glad you liked it
@@Daytranslations sure did. Thanks again
Jesus mother tongue is Aramaic and he knows Hebrew too.
So where is the gospel of Jesus which must be in his mother tongue!?Bcuz god won't give or sent message to Hebrew people(prophets&messenger) in Chinese language right!?
Mark,luke,John,Matthew,paul.......,,,,,where is the gospel of Jesus!?
The Bible today u have in Aramaic is just a translation from Greek.......where is the original!?Greek is not the original nor the Latin.
How about Paleo-Phoenician?
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The term "Paleo-Hebrew" was actually chosen because "Phoenician" was deemed inappropriate to use in reference to texts written in early Hebrew, but the scripts were no different. So if you're referring to "Paleo-Hebrew" then yes, Jesus should've been able to read and understand Hebrew.
Didn’t Jews kill Jesus
Well done! :) Thank you.
Acts 26:14 KJV
That was a waste of time
I'm thankful for YESHUA!!!!!!!!
who is Yeshua?
@@imamahmed208the name of jesus
Additional Info. the real name of Jesus Christ Doesn't exist in the old Hebrew Gospel. if you are interested to know search it and you will find out his real name and Identity and what is the right Hebrew Pronunciation of YHWH . according to his own language in Paleo Hebrew Aramaic Gospel.
Hebrew
Did Jesus know konkani language or Hindi?
Jesus knows every language 😊❤
Ok
Good
What is the Aramaïc word for GOD?
Allah
why does google only say arabic but you claim 4 languages that are not arabic
0:19 then by that logic, he can't be crucified.
What period of history 1 and 2 chronicles
We know he must have spoken some Greek - the “you are Peter and on this rock I found my church” only makes sense as wordplay if it was spoken in Greek. (Petra vs petros.)
Yes he did
Thanks for imformation.
Always welcome
He spoke Aramaic and LATIN ✝
Latin ? 😂😂
@@alenpaul2523 yeah, the language of the Romans who ruled the region
I’m learning Latin right now, I doubt he would have had more reason to speak Latin than other languages but maybe he did. Hebrew was the scholarly language at that time the way Latin was shortly after, Latin was more a language of literature and poetry and only became standardized across different countries for higher education after Rome conquered the world
@@Blue-jd8jf Greek was more in use in the Eastern part of the Empire.
Aramaic and greek
He could speak any language he needed to
source.... believe me bro
Why is there a picture of Jesus? White man with ginger hair and blue eyes???
My thought exactly 😭😂
Very interesting and insightful ... thank you mucho
1:05 um... EXCUSE ME?!?
Jesus WAS Jewish (by descent), also considered himself a Jew (by faith), of course he knew Hebrew, he had to learn the Torah and Talmud, the whole reason he was crucified was that he considered himself to be the second coming of Moses (which would still be "technically compliant" with the Jewish faith because such an event was predicted in the Torah, it's just that the majority of the community didn't believe that he's the one), he actually intended to reform judaism instead of forming a new religion, what is this BS about him "meeting Jews in Egypt and learning Hebrew from them"? Please don't make videos about topics you have obviously no idea about.
Jesus’s mother tongue is Aramic not Hebrew he born and live in the levant so we still speak this language and we know better, then SHUTUP ...
@@winniedixie6489 Did I write that Aramaic wasn't his first language? I didn't, didn't I? He also knew Hebrew the same way a devout Jew from modern NYC who primarily uses English knows Hebrew: Hebrew is the language of the Torah and Jews just don't translate it.
Speak truth with love, brother. Don't let your heart get disturbed. Speak from humility.
Not what the Holy Bible tells us. Acts 26:14 kjv. As a matter of fact, when Paul spoke to his fellow Jews he spoke Hebrew Acts 21:40 & 22:2 kjv.....Why is it when Pilate wrote Jesus OF NAZARETH THE KING OF THE Jews in "Hebrew" and Greek and also in Latin but not aramaic?
When the Lord taught and spoke to the children, he spoke in the Hebrew tongue! Why, it's the Language of David, Moses and even Noah! The Torah...Tanakh all in Hebrew!
According to the Prophet Nehemiah it was a sin not to speak Hebrew! So, don't fall for the deceit, they are Hebrew, Hebrew is the Language he spoke.
Peace!
🌸🙏🌸
but there are no biblical chapters written in Aramiac.
Book of Daniel and Ezra.
Jesus Christ's language was only Aramaic (also known as Syriac) and used Aramaic Old Testament. Not Greek or Hebrew. Aramaic New Testament (Aramaic Eastern Peshitta) is actually the original New Testament which was later translated into Greek by Greek scholars who knew Greek and Aramaic. Aramaic Old Testament available today is known as Aramaic Peshitta Tanakh. Josephus points out his nation didn't encourage the learning of Greek and Hebrews knowing Greek were extremely rare in first century AD (Antiquities of Judeans XX, XI).
Mattathias, his 5 sons, and their Hebrew supporters defeated Seleucid Dynasty and kicked Hellenism out of Israel which we read in 1 Maccabees. They also were in alliances with the Romans and the Spartans who opposed Seleucids (1 Maccabees 8, 1 Maccabees 12, 1 Maccabees 14). In 142 BC, Israel became fully independent under Simon (the brother of Judas Maccabeus) and it was Government of Israel. Government of Israel became Kingdom of Israel in 104 BC. Starting from 63 BC, Kingdom of Israel became semi-autonomous with Romans when the Romans (under Pompey) conquered Jerusalem in support of Hyrcanus II and threw out Hyrcanus II's younger brother Aristobulus II who was in power.
Aramaic completely replaced Old Hebrew as the language of Hebrews during Babylonian Captivity. Hebrew was revived only during Bar Kokhba revolt (132 AD to 135 AD) by False Messiah Simon Bar Kokhba as part of his false messianic idealogy. This Hebrew is called Mishnaic Hebrew which evolved and later became Masoretic Hebrew. Masoretic Hebrew was used to write Hebrew Old Testament (also known as Hebrew Masoretic Text) which was written several centuries after Jesus Christ. Unfortunately, many people mistakenly calls Masoretic Hebrew as Biblical Hebrew.
I also covered many details at my posts at quora under my name.
Many verses in Greek New Testament added Greek which is not in Aramaic New Testament (Aramaic Eastern Peshitta).
whats the father name in aramic?
New Testament don't have the name of Father...
@GreenJordan 30 i didn't say , how to call father in Aramaic , whats his name ? the correct answer is Allah
@GreenJordan 30 bava
@@mrlove1950 why did Jesus call Him
Eli when He was on the cross?
Somewhat Confusing? Translated in King James Bible as Eli Eli Lama sabachthani.
Jesus is a prophet.
If he is a God, how come he let his enemy to crucify him ?
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