more will seek Aramaic rather than the Greek based New Testament. My goal in producing the website is to bring Aramaic to the world and that by learning the Aramaic language and studying the Aramaic ...

an older generation of Aramaic speakers is trying to share the language with their grandchildren. Beit Jala lies next to Bethlehem, where the New Testament says Jesus was born. And in the Arab ...

The New Testament was written in Greek, with the exception of St. Matthew's Gospel which - according to the unanimous testimony of Christian antiquity - was written in Hebrew or Aramaic.

Many unusual constructions in New Testament Greek used to be explained as Semitisms—that is, as due to imitation of Hebrew or Aramaic idioms. But in the presence of the Greek papyri these too ...

an older generation of Aramaic speakers is trying to share the language with their grandchildren. Beit Jala lies next to Bethlehem, where the New Testament says Jesus was born. And in the Arab ...