Did Jesus only talk Aramaic? No. But Aramaic is a common language during his time because most people forgot their Hebrew language when they are delivered into the hands of Persia,wihich have Aramaic as a language. Jesus spoke in Aramaic while quoting this Greek Septuagint translation.Mt21:16 Spoke Greek,Mk7:26Jn12:20-22 Latin,Mt8:5-13(Most Research says probably Greek, being the Lingua Franca[Adopted language(a mixture of Italian with French, Greek, Arabic, and Spanish, formerly used in the Levant.)international merchantile spoken language at that time])of the Roman Empire.[Probably knows but unsure if spoken]
Is Jesus naked or not on the cross? When Michaelangelo first presented his painting to Pope Julius II he was marveled,but this led to controversies because everyone was naked.But Biagio da Cesena,the Vatican's master of Ceremonies,said that"it was mostly disgraceful that in so sacred a place there should have been depicted all those nude figures,exposing themselves so shamefully"and that it was "no work for a papal chapel but rather for the public baths and taverns.Michaelangelo paints Biagio in hell with a coiled serpent On the cross, Christ was indeed naked,Lk23:49. Although some commentators and movie portrayed him differently. Roman put to shame those that they crucify. Talk about holding a naked crucifix.No to idolatry Also, he had four companions:2 Thieves,Mt27:44 and 2 malefactors,Lk23:32
c.1440, from L. malefactor, from malefactus, pp. of malefacere "to do evil," from male "badly" (see mal-) + facere "to perform" (see factitious).Most certain for going against the government ,Jn18:30
c.1175 (O.E. simply used hælend "savior"), from Gk. Iesous, attempt to render Aramaic proper name Jeshua (Heb. Yeshua) "Jah is salvation," a common Jewish personal name, the later form of Heb. Yehoshua (see Joshua). As an oath, attested from late 14c. For Jesus H. Christ (1924), see I.H.S. First record of Jesus freak is from 1970. Jesu, common in M.E., is from the O.Fr. objective case.
1540s, "chief, principal," from prefix arch- (from Gk. arkhos "chief;" see archon); used in 12c. archangel, etc., but extended to so many derogatory uses (arch-rogue, arch-knave, etc.) that it acquired a meaning of "roguish, mischievous," since softened to "saucy" (1660s). Also found in archwife (late 14c.) "A wife of a superior order."
late 12c., from L.L. archangelus, from Gk. arkhangelos "chief angel," from arkh- "chief, first" (see archon) + angelos (see angel). Replaced O.E. heah encgel.
14c. fusion of O.E. engel (with hard -g-) and O.Fr. angele, both from L. angelus, from Gk. angelos "messenger," possibly related to angaros "mounted courier," both from an unknown Oriental source, perhaps related to Skt. ajira- "swift." Used in Scriptural translations for Heb. mal'akh (yehowah) "messenger (of Jehovah)," from base l-'-k "to send." The medieval gold coin (a new issue of the noble, first struck 1465 by Edward VI) was so called for the image of archangel Michael slaying the dragon, which was stamped on it. It was the coin given to patients who had been "touched" for the King's Evil. Angel food cake is from 1881; angel dust "phencyclidine" is from 1968. Angel-fish (1668) was so called for its "wings."
Confusion arise on the literal words "Chief Messenger" and "Who is like God". Of course, Jesus, is the chief or primary messenger/message to us all from the Father,Jn13:16 and He is one with the father,Jn10:30 Michael the archangel is the guardian for Israel while Jesus is for everyone who is willing. The Bible tells of Jesus as THE Son of God, while of Michael a prince and one among sons of God. Da12:1-3 Jesus Christ is not made while Angels are.Making distinction,Michael and his angel and blood of the Lamb,Re12:7-12 The Father of course is executive commander,Jesus Christ is the first in command while Michael is one of the prince commander for his legion etc. MV:Mt23:15 Bib1Yr:Lv10(11)12,13Clean
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