Many scholars are in the general agreement that Jesus and His disciples spoke in the then common language in Jerusalem - Aramaic.
Jesus spoke about the poor 13 times in the Gospels.
Primarily Hebrew and Greek. The third original language was Aramaic - which was a common language in the Middle East. It would have likely been what Jesus spoke. Many words and phrases were in Aramaic, but not whole books of the Bible.
A: Jews living in the land of Israel spoke Aramaic, which had been the lingua franca of the entire Near East before the time of Alexander the Great. The Hebrew scriptures were written mainly in Hebrew, and educated Jews could read this language.Elsewhere in Israel and generally throughout the Near East, Greek Koine was spoken. Diaspora Jews also spoke Greek and used a Greek translation of their scriptures.The Roman rulers spoke Latin. Many of the Jews and Gentiles would have spoken Latin in order to deal with the governing classes and to take advantage of trade.
This is a miracle attributed to the apostles in Acts chapter 2, after the Holy Spirit descended on the apostles like tongues of fire. How it came about is uncertain, since the entire eastern Mediterranean region spoke Greek, apart from the Palestinian Jews, and no one should have been especially surprised to hear the apostles speaking Greek.
Many scholars are in the general agreement that Jesus and His disciples spoke in the then common language in Jerusalem - Aramaic.
Everyone who reads it is spoken to by Jesus and God; as the Bible is The Word of God
Jesus spoke about the poor 13 times in the Gospels.
Yes they spoke Greek as they were a Greek tribe like the Athenians, Lakedomonians (Spartans) and many others.
Yes, it is believed that Jesus Christ spoke Aramaic as it was the common language in the region of Palestine during his time. Many scholars suggest that Jesus likely also spoke Hebrew and possibly Greek.
Both parts of the empire spoke Latin and the educated spoke Greek. However the Byzantine part tended to use Greek more than the western. This was probably because there were many diverse languages in the eastern area and Greek was the common language that they used for diplomacy and trade.Both parts of the empire spoke Latin and the educated spoke Greek. However the Byzantine part tended to use Greek more than the western. This was probably because there were many diverse languages in the eastern area and Greek was the common language that they used for diplomacy and trade.Both parts of the empire spoke Latin and the educated spoke Greek. However the Byzantine part tended to use Greek more than the western. This was probably because there were many diverse languages in the eastern area and Greek was the common language that they used for diplomacy and trade.Both parts of the empire spoke Latin and the educated spoke Greek. However the Byzantine part tended to use Greek more than the western. This was probably because there were many diverse languages in the eastern area and Greek was the common language that they used for diplomacy and trade.Both parts of the empire spoke Latin and the educated spoke Greek. However the Byzantine part tended to use Greek more than the western. This was probably because there were many diverse languages in the eastern area and Greek was the common language that they used for diplomacy and trade.Both parts of the empire spoke Latin and the educated spoke Greek. However the Byzantine part tended to use Greek more than the western. This was probably because there were many diverse languages in the eastern area and Greek was the common language that they used for diplomacy and trade.Both parts of the empire spoke Latin and the educated spoke Greek. However the Byzantine part tended to use Greek more than the western. This was probably because there were many diverse languages in the eastern area and Greek was the common language that they used for diplomacy and trade.Both parts of the empire spoke Latin and the educated spoke Greek. However the Byzantine part tended to use Greek more than the western. This was probably because there were many diverse languages in the eastern area and Greek was the common language that they used for diplomacy and trade.Both parts of the empire spoke Latin and the educated spoke Greek. However the Byzantine part tended to use Greek more than the western. This was probably because there were many diverse languages in the eastern area and Greek was the common language that they used for diplomacy and trade.
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Un fair question. Jesus only spoke in the yob language.
In the beginning, right after the split, many in the Balkans spoke Latin, the people in greece and western Turkey spoke greek, and in eastern Turkey Armenian was dominant. Since the empire was centered in greece, greek became the dominant language in the empire, used by the nobility and clergy. Justinian the Great was the last Emperor of Byzantium to speak latin.
During the time of Jesus's preaching throughout the Middle East, many people found his ideas appealing. This was because he spoke about peace and love.
Judaism = Hebrew.Christianity = Aramaic (the language Jesus spoke), although Hebrew and Greek were also spoken by Apostles. Many rituals of the Catholic Church remain in Latin.Islam = Arabic.