[MHGinTN]

Kosta, stop trying to spin a ‘whole cloth’ ... in what language was the scroll read aloud in Temple, in the synagogue? And were there Jewish synagogues all over the known world in the first century? And do you suppose the Sanhedrin met and spoke Aramaic, not the pure Hebrew? Stretch credulity to convince yourself, but don't expect reason to flee just to help you spin.

[kosta50]

Kosta, stop trying to spin a ‘whole cloth’ ... in what language was the scroll read aloud in Temple, in the synagogue? And were there Jewish synagogues all over the known world in the first century? And do you suppose the Sanhedrin met and spoke Aramaic, not the pure Hebrew? Stretch credulity to convince yourself, but don't expect reason to flee just to help you spin.

You need to actually read what I write, especially the part from the Jewish Encyclopedia  (which I linked) that says "Hebrew became exclusively the language of literature and prayer."  Did I say otherwise?

Kosta, stop trying to spin a ‘whole cloth’ ... in what language was the scroll read aloud in Temple, in the synagogue? And were there Jewish synagogues all over the known world in the first century? And do you suppose the Sanhedrin met and spoke Aramaic, not the pure Hebrew? Stretch credulity to convince yourself, but don't expect reason to flee just to help you spin.

You need to actually read what I write, especially the part from the Jewish Encyclopedia  (which I linked) that says "Hebrew became exclusively the language of literature and prayer."  Did I say otherwise?