What language did Adam and Eve use in speaking to God and Satan, and where did they learn it?

[justme6272]

What language did Adam and Eve use in speaking to God and Satan, and where did they learn it?

 

[ozso]

Whatever language God was speaking when he said "let us make man in our own image". Whatever language Satan spoke to God when they were talking about Job. Some say that language is Hebrew.

 

[Robban]

What language did Adam and Eve use in speaking to God and Satan, and where did they learn it?

When Moses ascended to recieve the Torah,

All the angels screamed,

"Eek, what's a human doing here?"

Said God to Moses,

"Answer them Moses."


God did not just blow life into man, He blew of Himself, mind and soul.

 

[Diamond72]

What language did Adam and Eve use in speaking to God and Satan, and where did they learn it?

They spoke Hebrew. The same language the Bible was written in.

 

[durangodawood]

They spoke Hebrew. The same language the Bible was written in.

How do you know this?

 

[Maria Billingsley]

What language did Adam and Eve use in speaking to God and Satan, and where did they learn it?

No one knows that answer.
Blessings.

 

[Diamond72]

No one knows that answer.

In Kabbalistic thought, the Torah is seen as the blueprint for the creation of the universe, and each letter of the Hebrew alphabet is believed to have a unique spiritual significance. According to some Kabbalistic teachings, the letters of the Hebrew alphabet are seen as the building blocks of creation, and God used these letters and their combinations to create the universe.

 

[Maria Billingsley]

In Kabbalistic thought, the Torah is seen as the blueprint for the creation of the universe, and each letter of the Hebrew alphabet is believed to have a unique spiritual significance. According to some Kabbalistic teachings, the letters of the Hebrew alphabet are seen as the building blocks of creation, and God used these letters and their combinations to create the universe.

Well we should know this type of teaching is not from God.
Blessings.

 

[essentialsaltes]

Jacobean English, of course! <---not serious

 

[IoanC]

According to my Orthodox Christian sources, they spoke Aramaic. They probably did not learn it, but were just speaking it. As well, the Garden of Eden was somewhere near the modern Syrian city of Aleppo.

 

[Robban]

Well we should know this type of teaching is not from God.
Blessings.

The crown jewels are kept in the palace.

There are two paths leading to the palace.

The long short path and the short long path.

It is not recomended for all, absolutely not.

 

[Diamond72]

Jacobean English, of course! <---not serious

There is some truth to that. The alphabet is very close to the same. God confused the language at Babylon.

 

[peaceful-forest]

What language did Adam and Eve use in speaking to God and Satan, and where did they learn it?

We don't know what language they spoke. They wouldn't have had to learn a language - they already knew the language because that's how God made them.

 

[Mark Quayle]

We had some speculation a while back about the language of Heaven. I have reason to believe that there, the words will no longer represent the thing we wish to talk about, but rather, perhaps, the words will be the very thing itself. I speculate that is true particularly for God, if not for the rest of us that find ourselves there, because He spoke his creation into existence. I don't know how close to such a kind of 'language' Adam and Eve had, but with no shame, no inhibitions, full intent behind every word, I don't think the purest soul on earth, since the fall of Adam, could approach such a thing.

 

[Robban]

What language did Adam and Eve use in speaking to God and Satan, and where did they learn it?

Jacobean English, of course! <---not serious

Nah, Cockney,
but they did not "Adam n Eve" them.

 

[Diamond72]

Well we should know this type of teaching is not from God.

Then your Bible is not from God. We get our Hebrew Bible from them.

 

[durangodawood]

In Kabbalistic thought, the Torah is seen as the blueprint for the creation of the universe, and each letter of the Hebrew alphabet is believed to have a unique spiritual significance. According to some Kabbalistic teachings, the letters of the Hebrew alphabet are seen as the building blocks of creation, and God used these letters and their combinations to create the universe.

Thats an interesting idea. But it doesnt really answer my question about why we should consider this true.

It seems to boils down to whether you put your religious faith in this or that explanation.

 

[Diamond72]

It seems to boils down to whether you put your religious faith in this or that explanation.

It takes faith to be a Christian. It does not take faith to believe what Science can prove or show is true. There is a lot of history in the Bible and science has gone a long way to show that the Bible is accurate and true.

 

[Joy]

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