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- proper noun the form of the Aramaic
language that is used in thebooks of Daniel, Ezra and a few other places in the Hebrew Bible.
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I have taught, at the college level, Biblical Hebrew, Biblical Aramaic, New Testamenent Aramaic (Syriac), and am knowledgeable of Koine Greek of the New Testament and the influence of semitisms upon it.
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I have taught, at the college level, Biblical Hebrew, Biblical Aramaic, New Testamenent Aramaic (Syriac), and am knowledgeable of Koine Greek of the New Testament and the influence of semitisms upon it.
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I have taught, at the college level, Biblical Hebrew, Biblical Aramaic, New Testamenent Aramaic (Syriac), and am knowledgeable of Koine Greek of the New Testament and the influence of semitisms upon it.
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If that wasn't enough, Biblical Aramaic and modern Aramaic are different and noun forms have changed over time.
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