All languages develop based on common and basic aspects of life, such as language needed to describe food, animals, daily activities and commerce or trade (like the word “coin”). But much more is needed in language in order to express ideas about what is not seen, such as religious concepts. Christianity could not develop and spread without a language capable of communicating its concepts. Had Christ come into this world in 2000 or 1000 B.C., was there have been a language powerful enough to express His ideas? Maybe not. Ancient Hebrew lacked vowels, and the non-Hebrew languages were primitive. | All languages develop based on common and basic aspects of life, such as language needed to describe food, animals, daily activities and commerce or trade (like the word “coin”). But much more is needed in language in order to express ideas about what is not seen, such as religious concepts. Christianity could not develop and spread without a language capable of communicating its concepts. Had Christ come into this world in 2000 or 1000 B.C., was there have been a language powerful enough to express His ideas? Maybe not. Ancient Hebrew lacked vowels, and the non-Hebrew languages were primitive. |