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Islandic today is more or less the same as the old Norwegian languishe.
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Yo what
The term God in Aramaic is Alaha
i love the fact i speak Hebrew and understand some of the things he said
Why did you skip basically all the Elements from GSI and RIKEN?
Hi just wanted to let you know that I really like your channel and I'm glad I subscribe to it. I came upon it when I was researching the origin of the phrase vidi vidi vici and then I found myself interested in what the Roman spoken language sounded like. Now I found that I'm really enjoying the motivational videos that you have regarding confidence or mastering your emotions I think they're great thank you!
Aramaic is one of the languages I can understand and speak but not fluently.❤
🙋🏽♀️ Is Yeshua Hamashiac Aramaic?
This is ancient Grecian? I knew an Italian in Italy who spoke Ancient Grecian, it’s softer than the language now. Sounds simpler. It’s sad when origins get lost. Both old and new should remain.
Aramaic is and should be the original language of Yeshua during those times. Anything else is false and corrupted, that is all
Very cool! Jesus is glorified in every nation. And I believe his love can transform any individual from any culture, any family background & any brokenness. To Jesus be the glory for his willingness to carry the cross for our sins' penalty.
Now isn't the time to push jeebus, this is language here
I want to study this language but there's very limited source of it😞😢😭
Curiously no mention of the fact that Aramaic is also the parent of Arabic as well as Hebrew. But then again Christians have still not been told that the Holly Wars were over centuries ago!
@DariusSarrafi The Christian faith practiced in Western culture has many missing pieces of the ancient teachings. There is a lack of true knowledge in how the faith was created.
Jesus isn't even an Aramaic name. Anyone know the word for God in Aramaic? It's AllaaaH. Look it up.
Beautiful language! Wonder why we all don't speak it today? We have so many languages yet we don't speak the one our Lord spoke.
Cause all languages have been corrupted and lost due to the major languages of the cities. You should be teaching your children your mother tongue and scripts, that's the best way
The Hebrew is the language of the Hebrew bible, not Aramaic
I was in a taxi last week and the driver was speaking LOUD on voice speaker..I knew that was the Lords language and i was right!!!!! I was awe struck?? ❤❤🙏🙏, It was Aramaic!
Jesus was a Muslim who spoke Aramaic the Bible was wrote in Greek
Okay 1. The Bible was *written in Greek, 2. The Bible wasn't entirely written in Greek, only roughly about 1/3rd of the Holy Bible (the New Testament specifically) was written in Koine-Greek, literally the whole other half (or, I should say "majority") of the Bible was written in Ancient Biblical Hebrew, and Aramaic in some parts here and there. At the time, Koine-Greek was the lingua franca of the world, (literally, : "common speech") and was the language used to write down documents and speeches, it was their equivalent to English. 3. Jesus kept track of this and spoke Greek Himself, along with Assyrian-Aramaic and Biblical-Hebrew; we know this because He was able to have conversations with Nikodemus in (John 3:1-), a Greek Pharisee. So Jesus' words were faithfully translated. 4. Even if this wasn't true, this is implying languages can't be translated into, which is nonsense, and you yourself are an exact contradiction of that. (assuming you're a muslim, and based off your past "The Bible was *wrote* in Greek" statement, I'm guessing your first language was Arabic). So you're literally constructing your thoughts in Arabic, and publicizing them out in English. Exactly what the early Church Fathers did with Aramaic (sometimes Hebrew) and Greek, they were multilingual. 5. Jesus was most certainly NOT a muslim by any stretch of the imagination. : Jesus : -Luke 7:33-34 (*although He was not drunk, only falsely accused of by the pharisees) -drank wine -Mark 2:1-12 {in comparison to سورة 3:135} -forgave sins using His own name, an act the qur’an says only allah alone can do; not to give permission unto, but he himself. -Luke 5:20-24 {in comparison to سورة 3:135} -[see secondly] -Matthew 9:1-8 {in comparison to سورة 3:135} -[see secondly] -Matthew 5:28 -Contradicted the qur’an’s teachings of letting men get one “glance look” at a woman before being classified a sinner, while Jesus teaches the exact contrary. -Matthew 17:22-23 -explicitly stated His death & resurrection (completely contradicting the qur’an) -Mark 9:30-31 -explicitly stated His death & resurrection (completely contradicting the qur’an) -Matthew 20:17-19 -explicitly stated His death & resurrection (completely contradicting the qur’an) -Mark 10:32-34 -explicitly stated His death & resurrection (completely contradicting the qur’an) -Luke 18:31-34 -explicitly stated His death & resurrection (completely contradicting the qur’an) -Matthew 28:19-20 -taught to worship, obey and baptize [-in the name of-] a Triune God. Jesus loves you
Jesus was not white and he doesn't speak English?
Many words are very similar to arabic for exp:om-ommi -mother, abu - father, rab yarab-great, gamel -camel ,etc.
Jesus real name is Yesu. No a was part on Yesua. Muslims pronounce his name Isu. It's time we stop latinizing his name. It's not his name and Jewish people name their child on the 9th day in a Baby Naming ceremony. We are rude to change someone's name. He was Jewish always. He was a Rabbi. He was never christian and christianity has basterdized this man from claiming Mary was a prostitute, taking away his real name, the last supper was Pesach. If you want to teach history, don't teach propaganda. Thank you. As he spoke Aramaic, "Jesus" would never have been said.
This prove Jesus was African since Aramaic was language of endeginous african
that's why catholic is 1st religion not muslim . .
it's crazy similar to arabic
So wait.. can someone answer this for me.. is Aramean language the same as Hebrew and Yiddish?? Is Aramean the TRUE Hebrew language while Yiddish is mixed?? Please help!
No, it is its own semetic language, it's actually older than modern Hebrew by a few centuries.
@@William-JosephParker ooh ok thanks so much!
Isn't language of Hebrew bible Hebrew?
Her biji kurde Kurdistan
The persian (achaemenid) empire succeeded the babylonian empire, not the other way around (0:55)
Sounds very similar to Lebanese/Palestinian Arabic
Im speak aramaic 💓
Several words in (Galilean) Aramaic. (My guesses). I could be wrong on these. YEHAB: give LAKHAM: bread, LAKHMĀ: the bread BET: house ELOH: God/god, ELOHĀ: the God, ELOHIN: gods MAR: lord/master, MARI: my lord, MARAN: our lord (MARAN ATHA: our lord has come; MARANA THA: our lord, come!) RAB: big/large/great RABI: my great one/my teacher RABONI: my close great one/my close teacher AB: father, ABĀ: the father, ABUN: our father EM: mother, EMĀ: the mother BAR: son, BOANIN: sons, BOANE: sons of BRAT: daughter LEMA: why SAIF: sword, SAIFĀ: the sword MEMAR: word, MEMRĀ: the word GAMAL: camel, GAMLĀ: the camel RAQA: empty-headed SALIB: cross, SALIBĀ: the cross AR'Ā: the earth SAHADUTH: testimony, SAHADUTHĀ: the testimony TALITHĀ: the girl TALIYĀ: the boy QUM: stand/get up/rise ORAKH: way, ORKHĀ: the way ILAN: tree, ILANĀ: the tree TAB: good MALKUTH: kingdom, MALKUTHĀ: the kingdom MALAK: king, MALKĀ: the king NESHER: eagle, NESHRĀ: the eagle MAY: water, MAYĀ: the water YOM: day, YOMĀ: the day AMIN: amen/truly SHEM: name KEFĀ: the stone/the rock DAM: blood, DAMĀ: the blood HAQAL: field, HAQLĀ: the field TUR: mountain, TURĀ: the mountain YAM: sea SHLOM: peace, SHLOMĀ: the peace HAWAH: exist KHAW: life SEBAR: hope KAL: all LA: no/not ANA: I LESHAN: tongue/language, LESHANĀ: the tongue/the language RUKH: spirit
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No understand
What would Jesus "of Nazareth" spoken? Would he have spoken a certain dialect different than elsewhere?
Galilean or judean Aramaic
Yeah back then it was Jewish Palestinian Aramaic or Jewish Western Aramaic which similar but a lot different from the Aramaic spoken today. Jesus would of spoke the Gallean Dialect of it
You forgot MALTA!
But the Christians don't think that it's important that they can't read or speak Aramaic and don't have scriptures written in their original language to compare their current day bible to.
Which version of Bible? Lel
@@SimmyMetal right lol
Latin still is the official language of the Latin Rite of the Holy Roman Catholic Church - and it's Holy Mass (and despite however much the current Pope personally dislikes this fact).
As a Lebaneae speaker, I understood some of the Aramaic language due to the Lebanese dialect of Arabic contaning a mix of Aramaic and Arabic languages. My second cousin speaks, reads, and writes Aramaic fluently. Also, a dialect of Aramaic, known as Galilean Aramaic, is spoken in the town(s) of Galilee in modern-day Israel/Palestine. From research, it is stated that Jesus spoke the Galilean dialect of Aramaic.
There are so many Inaccuracies in this video.
care to share
Is Gaelic a language related to Aramaic?
The Assyrian East Aramaic is the Original Language. Assurit/Surit
No. The original Aramaic comes from the Arameans, they established the language in middle east. The Assyrians spread it and speak another dialect (surit)
its not the language of the Hebrew bible . the language is Hebrew. Only very small part of it was written in Aramaic.
If you dont know! Abraham left ur of the chaldeans aramians to israel He was a a chaldean, semitic, ARAMIAN.
Sounds like Russian
How you say God Lord And Messiah Name in First Ancient Aramaic Paleo Hebrew Language translate to English....
Jesus is Yeshua and God is Yahweh
I love this language, because Jesus spoke it, and it sounds holy.
Yes ❤❤❤
Quarter Millennium... or rather almost 300 years... why the exaggeration
Did you even mention the Irish, the Irish language? Its call Irish, btw. Or if you speak it you will call it Gaeilge. It's the mother language of which the Gàidhlig of Scotland and the Manx languages are the daughters.
Sounds like the Modern Hebrew.
Sounds very similar to Arabic. Very beautiful indeed
yeh cah they sister/cousin languages
well done :)
Bible content doesn't thrill me. This channel interests me but I hope to see other kinds of topics
Thank you for your feedback. I'll keep that in mind. What other topics would you like covered? Thanks for the views btw, and feedback. Very appreciated :)