| The Old Testament is also known as the
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| | Eastern Mediterranean paves the way to
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| Hebrew Bible. Written between 12th and
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| | the translation of the Jewish Tanakh
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| 2nd Centuries BC, the bible includes the
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| | which is the Jewish Bible. And, the Jews
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| histories, and prophecies of ancient
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| | started to adapt the Greek names.
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| times. Originally, the bible was written
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| | Nevertheless, the Septuagint which is the
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| in classic Hebrew. So, the names in the
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| | Greek version of the Jewish bible
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| bible are originally in classic Hebrew
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| | contains many Greek names.
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| which is also known as biblical Hebrew.
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| | The New Testament (which is written
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| The biblical Hebrew is a Semitic language
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| | mostly by Saint Paul) talks about the
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| which is popularly spoken from 1200 BC to
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| | teachings of Jesus and his disciples. The
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| 60 AD. The biblical Hebrew ceases at the
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| | New Testament also includes some epistles
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| end of the first temple. The first temple
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| | letters. Originally, the New Testament is
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| is more commonly known as the Solomon
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| | written in Ancient Greek. The names in
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| Temple. The temple is mainly for worships
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| | the New Testament are a mix of Hebrew,
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| and sacrifices. This practice is
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| | Greek, and Roman names, but many of the
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| popularly known as Kobarnot in Ancient
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| | names are Hebrew and Aramaic origin.
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| Judaism.
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| | In Hebrew, Israel means a person seeing
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| The kingdom of Judaism was destroyed. The
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| | God as if God perseveres. In Greek,
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| Jews cease the use of Hebrew language and
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| | Israel is divided into three parts. Is
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| adapts the use of Aramaic language. The
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| | means powerful. Ra means king. El means
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| Aramaic originates from Southwest Asia
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| | son of God.
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| 1000 BC. In 20th Century, the Hebrew
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| | The Jewish, Christian, and some Muslim
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| language comes alive as the language
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| | use the Hebrew names. Nevertheless,
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| becomes the official language of the
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| | Hebrew names are not purely Hebrew in
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| state of Israel. The book of Ezra, and
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| | origin. Many Hebrew names originate from
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| Daniel were written in Aramaic in some
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| | Egyptian, Aramaic, Persian, Greek, Latin,
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| parts. During the time of Jesus, the
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| | Arabic, Spanish, and English.
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| Aramaic is the spoken language. Until the
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| | The introduction of Latin into the Hebrew
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| time of Islam, the Aramaic remained the
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| | names is thru the Greeks. For example,
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| spoken language in the Middle East Asia.
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| | Jesus and Maria are from Latin origin.
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| The El which means God is dominant in the
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| | Additionally, some Hebrew names are
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| Hebrew names like Michael (God like),
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| | already Latin like Mark which is Marcus
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| Daniel (God is my Judge), Joel (willed
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| | in Latin.
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| Jehovah is God), Noel (birth of God),
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| | With the rise of Islam, the Arabic become
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| Raphael (healer of God), and Gabriel (God
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| | the spoken language in the Middle East
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| is my strength). The prefix of Jeho, and
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| | Asia. The Arabic went as far as North
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| Jo are common as well like Jonathan (Gift
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| | Africa. The Quran which is the Islam
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| from God), and Joseph (God is add). The
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| | Bible contains many Hebrew and Aramaic
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| suffix of Jah and Iah are common as well
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| | origin. With some Jewish and Christian
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| like Elijah (Jehovah is God), and Isaiah
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| | fell into the Arab Islam Rule, the Jewish
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| (helper of God).
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| | and Christian adapts some Arabic names.
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| The rise of the Greek influence on
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