biblical latin การใช้
- Quartodecimanism, a word not used in Eusebius'account as he wrote in Greek, is derived from the Biblical Latin term for the practice of fixing the celebration of crucified in Jerusalem . ( The Synoptic Gospels place the day on 15 Nisan, see also Chronology of Jesus .)
- Biblical Hebrew ( obvious why ), Aramaic ( obvious why ), Biblical Greek ( obvious why ), Syriac ( obvious why ), Arabic ( obvious why, it is basically the word in the Islamic world including Azeri ), Biblical latin ( obvious why ), Armenian ( to be exact, Grabar Armenian from the fifth century when the first bible in that language was written, precedes the Muslim Arabic, it is the word of the Apostolic Church ), Tiberian Hebrew ( obvious why ), Standard Hebrew ( obvious why ), Old Norse ( it has a value, because of the Old Norse bibles which are actually masterpieces ), Russian ( this could be debated, but given its importance in the Orthodox faith, it is justified ), and THEN Azeri.