Bible Linguistics - 1. Concepts and Definitions

Bible Linguistics - 1. Concepts and Definitions

 

The Bible teaches that God is completely separate from us, but we can speak about Him in common language. The reason God gave us language is because we want to speak to God Himself through language rather than talking about the world and communicating with each other, but through the Bible. The Bible's language about God has a clear meaning.

Biblical linguistics can be said to study the etymology on the basis of the Bible to reveal the history of the nation and language to uncover the truth of the past. In addition, multi-lingual acquisition will be obtained. I am Korean. There are many languages ​​I can speak. For example, English, Modern Chinese, Old Chinese, Japanese, Old Korean, Biblical Greek, Biblical Hebrew, Punishment And Classical Latin. Currently studying Aramaic, Sanskrit and Sumerian. In the future, it is aimed to expand these languages ​​to the surrounding languages ​​to explore the biblical etymology to reveal the origin and branch of the nation and language.

The Bible is not a book about the etymology itself, but indirectly tells us how people and languages ​​are divided. This is based on the premise that the Bible is an error-free truth. So far, it should be called biblical etymology, but the name of biblical linguistics is because this biblical linguistics presents a methodology to facilitate the acquisition of modern languages. For example, English is not a semantic character like Chinese characters, so it is difficult to learn without knowing the etimology. The difference in pronunciation for each word is different from that of Latin and German. Although the use of cataclysm and verbs is simpler than that of Greek and Latin, English is a very demanding language, compared to Greek and Latin. However, if you memorize the Sanskrit, Latin, and Greek words that are the roots of about 1,000 words each, the English words are mostly covered etymologically. Readers who want to reach advanced levels of English are encouraged to read the Bible language (lecture).

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