The Bible was written in Hebrew by Hebrews who thought and spoke in Hebrew, but it is now studied largely in English . It was reinvented about 600 AD by Westerners who adopted Greek philosophyadding modern vowels and then became a dead language. As the Zionist movement started to take root, logicHebrew was reinvented again. <ref group="s">De 4:2 Ye shall not add unto the word which I command you, rhetoric, debate, and even mythneither shall ye diminish [ought] from it, or by those that ye may keep the commandments of other cultures influenced by such Western thoughtthe LORD your God which I command you. </ref>

Now it is now studied largely in English by Westerners who adopted Greek philosophy, logic, rhetoric, debate, and even myth, or by those of other cultures influenced by such Western thought. Translations based on the re-invented Hebrew, each have their own purpose, and in any translation, there are things that are lost in translation. In Hebrew, the letters within words have meaning, and none of that is captured in any translation. The meaning of a word is derived from the combined meaning of the letters along with a knowledge of Christ. There is a riddle and mystery built into the language itself.

We do not study In Hebrew for , the sake letters within words have meaning, and none of that is captured in any translation. The meaning of simply understanding a word is derived from the combined meaning of the letters along with a knowledge of Christ. There is a riddle and mystery built into the language itself. But few consider the literal-historical record loss of these things because of the Bible, but additions to learn what God says about himself in the Hebrew language making up the literal record, to be significant. <ref>They were unable to remove things from scripture because it is divinely protected.Mt 5:18 </ref>