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Jesus Spoke Aramaic Or Hebrew. Most religious scholars and historians agree with pope francis that the historical jesus principally spoke a galilean dialect of aramaic. The gospels record jesus speaking numerous aramaic words: Jesus also spoke in aramaic. Jesus certainly spoke aramaic as a native tongue, probably hebrew in religious settings, certainly a bit of greek (perhaps fluently), and almost certainly. Every so often i get asked the question of whether jesus (yeshua) really spoke hebrew (rather than aramaic, greek, or even latin). The general consensus is that jesus primarily spoke aramaic while hebrew and greek were also commonly used throughout the middle east and beyond during that time. When he did, the gospel writer translated the meaning in greek. Hebrew and aramaic are very similar semitic languages, most likely stemming from a common ancestor. For instance, when jesus spoke to the dead girl, he said “‘talitha cum,’ meaning, ‘little girl, get up!’” (mark 5:41) While jesus very likely spoke aramaic, hebrew, and greek, aramaic was likely the language jesus spoke the most. The question is not, “did jesus speak hebrew or aramaic?” the answer to that is most likely, “yes!” jesus and many others would have spoken both very well.

Every so often i get asked the question of whether jesus (yeshua) really spoke hebrew (rather than aramaic, greek, or even latin). Most religious scholars and historians agree with pope francis that the historical jesus principally spoke a galilean dialect of aramaic. The gospels record jesus speaking numerous aramaic words: While jesus very likely spoke aramaic, hebrew, and greek, aramaic was likely the language jesus spoke the most. The question is not, “did jesus speak hebrew or aramaic?” the answer to that is most likely, “yes!” jesus and many others would have spoken both very well. Hebrew and aramaic are very similar semitic languages, most likely stemming from a common ancestor. For instance, when jesus spoke to the dead girl, he said “‘talitha cum,’ meaning, ‘little girl, get up!’” (mark 5:41) Jesus certainly spoke aramaic as a native tongue, probably hebrew in religious settings, certainly a bit of greek (perhaps fluently), and almost certainly. Jesus also spoke in aramaic. When he did, the gospel writer translated the meaning in greek.

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Jesus Spoke Aramaic Or Hebrew Hebrew and aramaic are very similar semitic languages, most likely stemming from a common ancestor. While jesus very likely spoke aramaic, hebrew, and greek, aramaic was likely the language jesus spoke the most. Jesus certainly spoke aramaic as a native tongue, probably hebrew in religious settings, certainly a bit of greek (perhaps fluently), and almost certainly. Most religious scholars and historians agree with pope francis that the historical jesus principally spoke a galilean dialect of aramaic. For instance, when jesus spoke to the dead girl, he said “‘talitha cum,’ meaning, ‘little girl, get up!’” (mark 5:41) The gospels record jesus speaking numerous aramaic words: Hebrew and aramaic are very similar semitic languages, most likely stemming from a common ancestor. When he did, the gospel writer translated the meaning in greek. The general consensus is that jesus primarily spoke aramaic while hebrew and greek were also commonly used throughout the middle east and beyond during that time. Jesus also spoke in aramaic. Every so often i get asked the question of whether jesus (yeshua) really spoke hebrew (rather than aramaic, greek, or even latin). The question is not, “did jesus speak hebrew or aramaic?” the answer to that is most likely, “yes!” jesus and many others would have spoken both very well.