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The '''Language of Jesus''' was long assumed to have been [[Aramaic]], but with modern linguistic scholarship has been called into question.  Other possibilities include [[Hebrew]], which was more prevalent then than previously understood, and [[Greek]].
 
The '''Language of Jesus''' was long assumed to have been [[Aramaic]], but with modern linguistic scholarship has been called into question.  Other possibilities include [[Hebrew]], which was more prevalent then than previously understood, and [[Greek]].
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The [[Gospel of Mark]] and, to a lesser extent, the [[Gospel of Matthew]], describes [[Jesus]] as speaking several [[Aramaic]] phrases.  The [[Gospel of Luke]], at {{bibleref|Luke|4|16}}, describes Jesus as reading [[Hebrew]] in a synagogue.
 
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