[Uucf-bible] Spoken language
Jason Ford
adjaycent at tmail.com
Sun Oct 29 01:08:40 EST 2006
Well the spoken language was around before the written language. We
must remember it is believe that the language was ordained by God. Many
of the words are centered around him. When Moses wrote on the tablets
he "wrote." God Wrote on the other talbet. The tablets were kept in
the Arc of the Convedant and was influentional without history.
But before that Abraham came to land of Canan and there were a
few different forms of languages sopken. It seems Phoenician and
Aramaic was key languages spoken by Cannittes. Phoenician was the first
written language from that time. Aramaic which was spoken up to the
time of Christ was found a few hundreds years later. Interestingly,
Laban spoke a different language than Jacob. Well how does this effect
your question? Well the great king knew the country was going to be in
trobule when he found the written word of God. He knew it needed to be
a change away form idol worship. While in Babylonian captivity the
written Hebrew language which is used to today was used. This was the
time of the "modern" hebrew language written on scrolls. All languages
I guess has a root
Jason
Peace D.O.G ( Depend On God)
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