Christian terms regularly used in the Bible come from the historic languages of Aramaic, Hebrew, Greek and Latin.  The Old (Jewish) Testament was written in Hebrew with some texts in Aramaic and Greek.  The New Testament was written in a form of Koine Greek.  Latin increasingly became the language of the bible in the Western half of the Roman Empire from the 5th century.  In the last few hundred years the bible has been translated in the local or secular language.  The bible remains the most printed and most popular book in the World.

To read a glossary of Biblical terms frequently used in the bible click on –  GLOSSARY.