The Bible isn't written in a single "special language," but rather in various languages over time. The original languages of the Bible are:
1. Old Testament: Primarily Hebrew, with some parts in Aramaic.
2. New Testament: Written in Koine Greek.
So, there's no one "special language." From a religious perspective:
- For Jews, Hebrew is considered sacred.
- For Christians, Greek is significant (as it's the language of the accounts of Jesus' life).
In reality, the Bible wasn't written in a single language; it's a combination of Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek. Today's translations (English, Bengali, Hindi, etc.) are based on these original languages.
