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What language did Adam speak?

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Is there scriptural support for Hebrew?

Most of Gods revelation to man was written in Hebrew for a reason.

I asked the same question on this forum over 10 years ago.
I Must dig up that thread if its still here...... ( I was jeffweeder at that time)
 
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Here's a question...

Adam was made from the dust - no ancestors to teach him how to speak - created as a fully grown individual.

He communicated with God and Eve. Eve communicated with the Serpent.

What was the common language?

Was it voice communication or direct spirit to spirit communication?

My 5 year old Grandson asked... Can you answer?

This is my answer:

This is what we have heard:
If I speak in the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I am a noisy gong or a clanging cymbal. -1 Corinthians 13:1

The language that Adam speaks is called the tongue of man since he is the first man God created.

“He communicated with God and Eve. Eve communicated with the Serpent.
What was the common language?”

God can communicate the language of men, angels, and all His creations.

The serpent communicated with Eve in the tongue of man. We have not known that Eve spoke a different language other than the tongue of man.

“Was it voice communication or direct spirit to spirit communication?”

Yes, a voice need to be heard ; as whether direct spirit to spirit communication.

When Adam spoke to God, I come to believe that He spoke from his heart or spirit.

When the serpent spoke to Eve, he spoke in the flesh.

I may say your grandson is smart and interesting !

Dear Carl,
may be you should pose questions to your grandson to draw him near to God in love.

Intellectual edification doesn’t bring us near to God but love do.

May your grandson be filled with this love.
God bless you.
 
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This is my answer:

This is what we have heard:
If I speak in the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I am a noisy gong or a clanging cymbal. -1 Corinthians 13:1

The language that Adam speaks is called the tongue of man since he is the first man God created.

“He communicated with God and Eve. Eve communicated with the Serpent.
What was the common language?”

God can communicate the language of men, angels, and all His creations.

The serpent communicated with Eve in the tongue of man. We have not known that Eve spoke a different language other than the tongue of man.

“Was it voice communication or direct spirit to spirit communication?”

Yes, a voice need to be heard ; as whether direct spirit to spirit communication.

When Adam spoke to God, I come to believe that He spoke from his heart or spirit.

When the serpent spoke to Eve, he spoke in the flesh.

I may say your grandson is smart and interesting !

Dear Carl,
may be you should pose questions to your grandson to draw him near to God in love.

Intellectual edification doesn’t bring us near to God but love do.

May your grandson be filled with this love.
God bless you.

Yes we are working on it !!!
 
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Here's a question...

Adam was made from the dust - no ancestors to teach him how to speak - created as a fully grown individual.

He communicated with God and Eve. Eve communicated with the Serpent.

What was the common language?

Was it voice communication or direct spirit to spirit communication?

My 5 year old Grandson asked... Can you answer?
Yes.
Hebrew.

Isaac Mozeson has done excellent work on that.
He calls it "Edenic", and it is original Hebrew from which every single tongue on earth is rooted in.
You can find fascinating youtube videos on the subject of Edenics in all our tongues by Isaac Mozeson & the researchers he is associated with.
I have his dictionary showing Hebrew roots of English and many other tongues, titled "The Word", and he wrote the book "The Origin of Speeches".
 
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Tower of Babel says no. Even if they were speaking the same language as Adam after the flood, the language got confused.

Then during the exile, the pronunciation of the name of God was lost, so even Hebrew is not the original Hebrew.
No, the pronounciation for name of God was never lost.
It is YH V(W)H. I like YHWH, but there is no W in Hebrew, it is V, but sounds like W.
It is said as a "breathing" of them as 4 vowels, as Josephus said.
Every living creature that takes it's first breath at birth "YH" to expelling the last breath at death "VH" "says" His name with every intake and expelling of the same.
Hebrew was confounded into 70 other tongues at Bab El, with Hebrew remaining to the descendants of Shem.
Those 70 have branched out like leaves on a tree to over 6,000, or so, but they all have their roots in Hebrew. Much research had been done on that.
It wasn't a hidden secret until modern times, when "men" decided to "get rid of all things having to do with Bible truth, and God".
The history book of Jasher says 70 angels came down with God the Word to confound the mother tongue at Babel.
Still, the root "etymons" (letters) have the meanings God programed into Adam when He downloaded them into Adam's brain, with their meanings.
 
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No, the pronounciation for name of God was never lost.
It is YH V(W)H. I like YHWH, but there is no W in Hebrew, it is V, but sounds like W.
It is said as a "breathing" of them as 4 vowels, as Josephus said.
Every living creature that takes it's first breath at birth "YH" to expelling the last breath at death "VH" "says" His name with every intake and expelling of the same.
Hebrew was confounded into 70 other tongues at Bab El, with Hebrew remaining to the descendants of Shem.
Those 70 have branched out like leaves on a tree to over 6,000, or so, but they all have their roots in Hebrew. Much research had been done on that.
It wasn't a hidden secret until modern times, when "men" decided to "get rid of all things having to do with Bible truth, and God".
The history book of Jasher says 70 angels came down with God the Word to confound the mother tongue at Babel.
Still, the root "etymons" (letters) have the meanings God programed into Adam when He downloaded them into Adam's brain, with their meanings.
To be honest this explanation doesn't sound very convincing.
 
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To be honest this explanation doesn't sound very convincing.

As the Siddur (prayer-book) says, "Nishmat kol chai tivarech et SHIMCHA." ("The breathing of all life praises your Name.") For the Breathing of all life IS Your Name."
(From a Jewish rabbi, Why YAH/YHWH | The Shalom Center).
He is LIFE/Breath. Why would He NOT stamp His Name as a living, breathing Memorial on every creature in whom is "the breath of LIFE"?
Breath is His. He lends it to every creature that breathes, and when death comes, He takes it back.
That is in the Bible.
 
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Yes.
Hebrew.

Isaac Mozeson has done excellent work on that.
He calls it "Edenic", and it is original Hebrew from which every single tongue on earth is rooted in.
You can find fascinating youtube videos on the subject of Edenics in all our tongues by Isaac Mozeson & the researchers he is associated with.
I have his dictionary showing Hebrew roots of English and many other tongues, titled "The Word", and he wrote the book "The Origin of Speeches".
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As the Siddur (prayer-book) says, "Nishmat kol chai tivarech et SHIMCHA." ("The breathing of all life praises your Name.") For the Breathing of all life IS Your Name."
(From a Jewish rabbi, Why YAH/YHWH | The Shalom Center).
He is LIFE/Breath. Why would He NOT stamp His Name as a living, breathing Memorial on every creature in whom is "the breath of LIFE"?
Breath is His. He lends it to every creature that breathes, and when death comes, He takes it back.
That is in the Bible.
Jewish commentary is irrelevant, this is Christianity.
 
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is irrelevant, this is Christianity.
Really? "Christianity" Jewish commentary irrelevant?
Seriously?
So Jesus/Yeshua is a "Jew", and is the High Priest and High King of earth, because He put on the Garment of Salvation to be our Redeemer/Kinsman to totally fulfill the Atonement as shown to Moses to write, as the Living Oracle of YHWH'S One Plan of redemption for the entire human being race (for whosoever will), and you cast it aside as irrelevant!!!
 
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I guess this questions the relevance of Jewish Traditional thinking rather than scripture.
In what way?
And there is no “traditional Jewish thinking” just as there is no “Christian traditional thinking”, in that scholars exist in Judaism and in Christianity. Both words are broadly general, in that consensus of agreement does not exist in all the age of the Church in all the denominations that are believers in Jesus as God in flesh, but who accept modern myths and pass them on without their own scholarship into exactly what the Word states.
That is true of so called scholars in both Judaism and in Christianity.
You asked a question. I gave you what my own research has proved to be true, but you will have to do your own to come to terms with what you believe, after research.
Noah Webster and all men of learning of his day believed Hebrew was the mother tongue, and his dictionary traced the roots of many English words back to Hebrew.
After Darwin, and the fall of the many in the leadership of “Christian” church into that devil’s myth, it has fallen out of style to believe in the Tower of Babel and the confounding of the tongues and of Hebrew as the mother tongue.

But abundant research has been done and anyone who wants to follow out the work of scholars on that, can do so.
https://www.yaiy.org/literature/pdf/Hebrew The Original Language.pdf
Happy searching it out!
 
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Hi there YSM...

Thanks for your considered reply - you obviously have a passion for this topic.

I will try and be more careful with my words...

I see no scriptural reference to Hebrew being the Adamic language but this does not mean it wasn't.

I am happy to confess I am out of my depth in this issue, it is not my specialisation.

I think it is great that folks have looked seriously at this topic.

I will follow the further discussion with interest.
 
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Really? "Christianity" Jewish commentary irrelevant?
Seriously?
So Jesus/Yeshua is a "Jew", and is the High Priest and High King of earth, because He put on the Garment of Salvation to be our Redeemer/Kinsman to totally fulfill the Atonement as shown to Moses to write, as the Living Oracle of YHWH'S One Plan of redemption for the entire human being race (for whosoever will), and you cast it aside as irrelevant!!!
It's irrelevant because you're relying on non-trinitarians for commentary. Of course it's irrelevant.
 
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I had a read...

What evidence is there for the claim that the NT was first written in Hebrew?
Maybe Matthew and maybe James, but original manuscripts are not available so it's speculative.
 
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Pauls letters were penned for a Greek audience - yes ?
The scripture says he was the apostle to the gentiles, so it stands to reason.

That reasoning in a likewise fashion, being speculative.
 
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My feeling is that early man or "Adam" and his immediate family used some kind of sign language for a long time before words started being spoken along with the signs. The prehistoric languages were likely very rudimentary and took many generations to develop an organized agreed-upon language. Then there are the offshoots of that language that develop into totally new languages in different areas as they mix and blend with other languages.

As for speaking to God and THe Serpent, I believe they both can speak directly to a person's thoughts in like a 2-way prayer instead of our one-way prayers now. Though some claim to hear the voice of God or the devil.

At the end of the day, there's no way to know. I do know for the NT, it was published in Koine Greek. Definitely, the Epistles because Greek was the lingua Franka so most people in the known world could understand Greek if they could read. What the Apostles wrote down could have easily been Hebrew and copies were sent out in Greek, then Latin.

The individual books of the Bibe were already in circulation for a few hundred years before they decided which books were divinely inspired and those were gathered into the NT. First the Greek, then the Latin Vulgate which was the standard in the west from that point. So, perhaps written in Hebrew but published in Greek?
 
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