How To Pronounce It - Bible Pronunciation - BibleSpeech.com

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[clausren]

'when you click the word you will hear the sound' oh how amazing it is, you guys are finally into the 21st century

[KarinDPowell]

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[westneck37]

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[solidrecording2012]

by paul

[shef67]

u dont know,hope ur not a christian,SHAME,u have no certain knowledge,keep reading the book

[shef67]

how many times is the word christian mentioned in the bible,by who and when?

[anwealde]

3 or 4 times, by Paul and Peter several hundred years ago

[shef67]

u dont know,I hope ur not a christian,Shame on u.

[anwealde]

How original

[403399531]

No, they're right. Acts 26:28, 1Pe 4:16, and

Acts 11:26 all mention it, or at least it's greek counterpart, Χριστιανός (Christainos). ...though I would say "almost two thousand years ago".

[shef67]

jesus never spoke greek,therefore how was the bible in greek?

VICTORY (ISLAM) IS COMING.

ISLAM IS THE SOLUTION.

ISLAM IS THE FUTURE.

ALLAHU AKBAR,ALLAHU AKBAR,ALLAHU AKBAR.

[403399531]

You're right. He spoke Hebrew and Arabic. The new testament wasn't written by Jesus, though, but the apostles and Paul of the early church. They weren't only Jews, but Gentiles, too, especially the Greeks (that's why in the new testament we have letters to the Greek churches, like Corinth). There exists copies of the gospels in other languages, too. The early church reached as far as India. The Greeks were more meticulous with scripture, though, being in an intellectual society with freedoms.

[MattNicholson7]

Most of the New Testament isn't simply a recording of Jesus' words. It contains mostly letters written in Koine Greek by Christ's apostles and disciples.