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Aaron Shust- O come, O come Emmanuel?
Does anyone know what language the beginning part is in?
I was thinking Hebrew, but then again, it could be Latin or Greek
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- Acts 4:12Lv 68 years agoFavorite Answer
The opening is in Latin.
Veni a form of venire = to come
Captivuum = Captives or literally prisoners
solve = loose
gemit = mourns
exilio = exile
privatus Dei filio = son of God
The English language is an amalgamation of many different languages, of which Latin is a major one. In these short phrases you can spot some English words captive and exile especially.
Source(s): took many courses in Latin google translator also helps if you're unfamiliar with Latin - 6 years ago
RE:
Aaron Shust- O come, O come Emmanuel?
Does anyone know what language the beginning part is in?
Source(s): aaron shust emmanuel: https://trimurl.im/c32/aaron-shust-o-come-o-come-e... - 7 years ago
Nu Bamet nu bamet Emanuel VaIshrael kofar bashavi zah mahabel Banelot boded kol od vahopat beni shel elohim that would be the hebrew
