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To worship God causes only separation from Him
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If Yahshua lived in Galilee as the scripts say he did, he would have spoken Aramaic since that was the language spoken there.
The gospels record many Aramaic words he spoke. Mark 5:41, mark 7:34, Matt 27:46, mark 15:34, mark 14:36 are some passages.
Also, on Shabbat the priests and teachers would read the jabraw from the law and translate it into Aramaic so people could understand. Theses were deemed esteemed by the people because they could read jabraw. This is why when Yahshua was teaching in jabraw at the temple at the age of 12, they were astonished at him reading jabraw. Quoting: Satya Revelations Nothing more than a 'scholarly conclusion'. On top of that - it's pretty easy to see that since 'the gift of tongues' had been given to the Apostles and disciples at Ptntecost.... ...then the Son of God Jesus could speak any language in existence in His travels. The people Jesus lived with, spoke to, and preached to were not multilingual. So one would conclude that he primarily spoke Aramaic which was the common speech of the area and time. I doubt that his disciples were multilingual so the original books written by them would have been in the common language. Our English version today would have been written in Aramaic, then translated to Greek, then translated to English. You really don't know what the true intent of what was said was unless you go back to the original language that it was said in.
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