The Languages of the Bible: Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek takes you into the world of the Scriptures by exploring the languages in which they were first written. From the ancient Hebrew of the Old Testament, to the Aramaic spoken by Jesus and His contemporaries, to the Greek of the New Testament, this book reveals how language shaped the message and meaning of the Bible.
Readers will discover how Hebrew poetry, law, and prophecy expressed God's covenant with Israel, how Aramaic connected everyday life in the time of Jesus, and how Greek became the language that carried the gospel across the Roman world. Each chapter explains the unique role of these languages, showing why understanding them helps us read the Bible with greater depth and accuracy.
This book is written in simple, clear language for students of the Bible, teachers, and anyone interested in the cultural and historical background of Scripture. It highlights key words and phrases that have shaped faith for centuries, while also tracing how translation has made the Bible accessible to the world.
Whether you are a casual reader or a serious student of the Bible, The Languages of the Bible offers valuable insight into the words through which God's message has been revealed.