[roamer_1]

The B'rit Hadasha was written in Hebrew, there's no such thing as a Greek or Aramaic Torah Scroll.

You are speaking to the choir in this matter, when you speak to me. I believe ALL of the Bible was originally written in Hebrew, even Daniel... But it doesn't matter as much to me as the anthropological setting of the mores and customs of the Hebrew people - looking at the words through Hebrew eyes, with Hebrew understanding, rather than Greek or Roman understanding.

Speaking of Luke, read the prodigal son, chapter 15 and note, the Older Brother is Judaism the younger Christianity, the older brother never left The Father. The younger brother is dead without Torah.

Oh, but I will take it a step further - the elder brother is Judah, and the younger brother is Ephraim. Whenever the prophecy is talking of 'the two brothers', it is most normally an allegory toward the Two Houses, and that truly changes the complexion of what is being said - And it is true, the younger brother is lost without Torah.

Acts 26:14 And when we all had fallen to the ground, I heard a voice speaking to me and saying in the Hebrew language, ‘Saul, Saul, why are you persecuting Me? It is hard for you to kick against the goads.’

Isn't it funny how 'Hebraini' is translated to 'Aramaic' in English translations?

[CynicalBear]

>>I believe ALL of the Bible was originally written in Hebrew<<

Please show your proof that the New Testament was originally written in Hebrew rather than in the common language of the day which was Greek.

[Karl Spooner]

I believe ALL of the Bible was originally written in Hebrew, even Daniel... But it doesn't matter as much to me as the anthropological setting of the mores and customs of the Hebrew people - looking at the words through Hebrew eyes, with Hebrew understanding, rather than Greek or Roman understanding.

Are you sure you know what you are talking about?