How many Christians speak Greek and Hebrew?

Monday, July 4th, 2011 at 9:08 pm  
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I want to compare statistics to Islamic statistics.
According to a site I found, will not post link due to question errors when I DO post links, 90% of Muslims don't speak Arabic. Therefore 10% DO speak Arabic, the language that the Qur'an, the holy book of Islam, was written in.

1.5 billion Muslims, 150 million Muslims speak Arabic. Of course the Arabic in the Qur'an differs from the Arabic spoken today but the main message is understood. Compare this to Old English where 'you' was 'thou' or 'ye' and etc. Similarly, I think, Arabic is the same.

So 2 billion Christians, most Christians have Spanish or Portugese, some Hispanic language, as their native tongue. How many know Greek and Hebrew?

The Greek part being the New Testament.

What percentage? Or what number, and since you're answering could you post a link that I could refer to?
@Prophet, I don't deny that, the smartest person I know at my age is Catholic, well smart in most things. Please answer the question.

How can I learn Koine Greek/biblical greek?

Sunday, June 19th, 2011 at 10:48 pm  
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I am very interested in learning the Greek that was used in the New Testament.

I don't know where to start. I tried picking up a few books from my local Library, but they were not very detailed.

Can anyone point me in the right direction?

why do people say jesus spoke aramaic if the new testament was written in greek and the lord's prayer in greek?

Tuesday, May 24th, 2011 at 1:53 am  
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then why is it you can find the lord's prayer in aramaic in the youtube as the original version of Jesus before the greek? or the new testament was written in greek before? then why do gospels quoted the greek version of the Bible?for their prophecies of the Jewish Bible?

how come Jesus spoke greek if he was jewish?

Monday, May 23rd, 2011 at 1:43 pm  
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i heard that the new testament was supposed to be in greek and that the parts where jesus speaks is in greek too. but my dad always tells me that jesus is jewish. so how come the bible isnt in jewish??? i think maybe jesus was greek or people wrote it wrong or i dont get it. do you know what i am talking about? it is all so hard for me to understand.

request for a greek translation of the new testament?

Monday, April 25th, 2011 at 8:52 pm  
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can anyone here provide me info or they happen to have a download for the greek translation of the new testament???could you graciously send an attachment to rickey_solorzano@yahoo.com thank you sincerely r.a.have a nice day!!!!!!!!!

does anyone have a download of the greek translation of the new testament here???if you do could you reply and?

Thursday, March 3rd, 2011 at 6:28 pm  
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the reason i would like this is because my older brother who's computer is down at this time would like a download of this version for his computer he is studying this particular scripture and wanting different types of translation of it!!!right now he's wanting a greek tranlation of the new testament you can send it to rickey_solorzano@yahoo.com thank you very kindly!!!

How is YHWH of Hebrew scriptures written in ancient Greek Scriptures (New Testament)?

Sunday, January 16th, 2011 at 11:31 pm  
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For example at Matthew 4:10, Jesus said to Satan that it is YHWH alone whom you should worship. (I'm not quoting the literal words from any translation but I know Jesus mentioned God's name at this verse). When, in this scripture of new testament God's name was mentioned, how was it written in Greek? Please mention the names of the Greek alphabets that were used to write down YHWH in Greek.

Does modern greek vocabulary differ from new testament greek vocabulary?

Monday, September 28th, 2009 at 7:50 am  
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I know pronunciation is different, but looking at the words for love, the modern greek i learned was 'philei' and new testament uses 'agapi'

Greeks; Arent you proud of speaking the Greek language, one of the most ancient in the world?

Friday, September 18th, 2009 at 9:05 am  
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It is the oldest in Europe, we still write in the same alphabet we wrote 4,000 years ago. The New Testament was written in Greek and about 13% of the English Oxford dictionary is derived from Greek roots.

I just think it is one of the biggest links that unites us to our Hellenic heritage.