So Jesus, who is often referred to in the bible as “Jesus Of Nazareth” or “Jesus the Nazarene” due to his birthplace, would’ve been “Yeshu Narazene” in ancient Aramaic.

BERLIN — Jesus spoke Aramaic. It was his mother tongue and 2,000 years ago it was the main language throughout the Middle ...

“We want to speak the language that Jesus spoke,” said Carla Hadad, a 10-year-old Jish girl who frequently waved her arms to answer questions in Aramaic from school teacher Mona Issa during a ...

In Douglas-Klotz's 1990 book, "Prayers of the Cosmos: Meditations on the Aramaic Words of Jesus," the author opens with a disclaimer of sorts, apparently the same one referenced by Caruso.

Among the disciples of Jesus, it seems most likely that at least Philip was bilingual in Aramaic and Greek. We read in John 12:20: “Now among those who worshipped at the festival were some Greeks.

Here is also why Jesus and other Jews lived in Aramaic, and why goodly portions of the Hebrew Bible are actually in Aramaic. The two languages are part of the same Semitic family, ...

Aramaic, the language of Jesus Christ, has survived for centuries and is still spoken in one place on Earth: the village of Maaloula in Syria, about 60 kilometres northeast of Damascus.

E xperts believe Jesus Christ's real name was likely Yeshu Nazarene, according to Aramaic language and phonetic studies, a ...

An ancient town in Syria is one of the world’s few places where residents still speak Aramaic, the language that Jesus is believed to have used. Kareem Chehayeb. Friday 28 February 2025 05:22 GMT.

The black-and-white thinking in our politics brings to mind a skill that the state of Texas requires me to teach my college ...