What language did jesus speak

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The language Jesus spoke was Hebrew.
Note that like most languages, Hebrew has evolved and developed over the past two centuries.

Alenkinab [10]3 years ago

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Jesus actually spoke Aramaic, not Hebrew. He was a rabbi and may have understood Hebrew as a liturgical language (since Hebrew was used in the temples), but in his day-to-day life he spoke Aramaic. We know this because all four Gospel writers (Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John), who wrote their gospels in Greek because Greek was very widely understood, sometimes switched from Greek to Aramaic to quote Jesus.s

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