Moore Notebook 3 History of the Bible 14 Weeks

History of the Bible Red means incorrect

Yellow means I do not under what you are saying

GREEN IN CAPS INDICATES A CORRECT

The Codex Vaticanus is one of the first scripts of the Bible and also one of the originals texts of the Greek New Testament or Hebrew. The Russians took the codex from the Vatican and then sold it to the British museum for a large sum of money. It was supposed to be used in the King James Version but ended up in the British Library. The Bible was translated into many languages and versions like the Aramaic or Syriac. The script used in our Hebrew Bibles is the square script brought by the Persia Babylon because they used to discuss them???? and write in Aramaic, which is an old Hebrew language.Many translations were done; the Syriac translation from Ethiopia was made when Christianity was spreading. When this Bible was translated, it was to target a different audience. There is a version for adults, a version for children, and one for modern-day thinking. Jerome's version of the Bible OLD TESTAMENT is translated from Hebrew and is known as the Vulgate, the Latin form of the Catholic Church, and his version is successfully famous in England. The King James Bible version is a widely published text in the English language and is one of the most used Bibles in America because of being translated in a way every person can understand.The King James Version's quality is excellent because every word and letter is nicely written with precision so that the text will be in a proper form. The text was translated by Alexander Geddes so that it could guide people with God's knowledge without straining. The version also helps in the continuation of sense to belief and inspire, instruct the work of the belief since the 17th century, and change the way people view English bible languages.The languages translated in the Bible were mainly Semitic; these are Acadian used in Syria Babylonians, Hebrew, and Aramaic. They are written from the right to the left of the script. In the Semitic language, there is the northern Semitic language is the Syriac and Aramaic, and Hebrew, and southern Semitic languages, that were written and spoken by people. Aramaic later replaced the Acadian language because it was one of the Semitic languages that were hard. Still, the Hebrew language is the most accessible Semitic language to read in the bible script. When David came back from exile, they changed the script to the Aramaic script, so as the Old Testament was being written, they used Aramaic and Hebrew language, so the Jews people adapted the languages. It is also seen that the language used during the time of Jesus by his disciples and Jews Samaritans to teach the people is Samaritan Pentateuch in Aramaic. The Syriac script is written from right to left, but other scripts are written depending on the writer's form of writing. Though Greek is not used much, it is the most dominant language than Aramaic, and it is also seen in some of the books in the Bible, like Luke.

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