Did you know Jesus was a Palestinian? Neither did he. That hasn’t stopped the enemies of the Christians’ Prince of Peace from attempting to use him for diabolical political purposes.
What began as a clever propaganda ploy by Yasser Arafat—as part of his lifelong attempt to erase Jewish history—has been picked up by American evangelicals. That Jesus of Nazareth was born and lived as a Jew is an obvious historical fact, just as, for example, Robert E. Lee commanding the Army of Northern Virginia during the Civil War. The background of Jesus Christ, however, inarguably the most famous person in history, is of great importance. His life as a Jew is increasingly being called into question by Muslims, who are working overtime to open “interfaith dialogue” channels with American Christian leaders.
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Not only is he a Palestinian but he is a Muslim too. So much for Christianity. And people wonder why I am very leery of Christians these days?
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What is really exciting? There are still people in the Middle East who speak the language of Jesus.
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What many, many people do not know is that Jesus spoke the Aramaic Language.
Aramaic: The Language of Jesus
You are listening to the Lord’s Prayer in Ancient Aramaic, the language Jesus Christ spoke 2000 years ago Click here to see the Lord’s Prayer written in Aramaic. Click here to hear it again.
Can it Survive? The language is Aramaic, a Semitic language related to Arabic, Berber, and Hebrew as English is related to Dutch and German, and French is related to Spanish and Italian. It was the spoken language in Galilee during the life of Jesus. It has changed over the years, as Latin became Italian. Over the same time period Aramaic has become what some linguists call Syriac or Assyrian today, since it is the modern version of Aramaic. Still, it is the direct descendant of the language spoken by Jesus.
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http://www.alphadictionary.com/articles/language_of_jesus.html
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He also read, wrote and spoke in Hebrew. Aramaic was used as a daily language and Hebrew was and is the language of prayer.
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Exactly! The part of the country where he was, they spoke Aramaic. For that time in history, Jesus was a very educated man….as you pointed out. He has/had such an interesting life to appealed to many, many different types of people. Did you know he was known even in India? They built a great shrine to him. He WAS/IS the Son of God.
There were tales passed down generation to generation of Jesus appearing to the Hopi Indians on a cloud long after he died.
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