[DOC] [TLE] Christians flee Syria village that speaks the language of Jesus ... [PAR] Sep 8, 2013 ... Christians in Syria were fleeing one of the oldest Christian towns in the ... few 
remaining villages where the language of Christ is still spoken,... [DOC] [TLE] Why the language of Jesus is at risk - The Globe and Mail [PAR] Apr 17, 2014 ... Continuing violence in Syria could mean if refugees do not return to Maaloula, ... 
and is still spoken in one place on Earth: the village of Maaloula in Syria, ... many 
parts of it are destroyed and some homes have been torched,... [DOC] [TLE] Ma'loula - Wikipedia [PAR] Ma'loula, Maaloula, or Ma'lula is a town in the Rif Dimashq Governorate in Syria. 
The town is located 56 km to the northeast of Damascus and built into the rugged 
mountainside, at an altitude of more than 1500 m. It is known as one of three 
remaining villages where Western Aramaic is still spoken, the other two ... 
According to scholarly consensus, the language of Jesus was also a... [DOC] [TLE] In Syrian Villages, the Language of Jesus Lives - The New York Times [PAR] Apr 22, 2008 ... In Syrian Villages, the Language of Jesus Lives ... But the island has grown 
smaller over the years, and some local people say they fear it will not last. ... 
Aramaic is still spoken in Malula, a cliffside village in southwestern Syria. [DOC] [TLE] Malula Journal - A Place Where the Language of Jesus Is at Home ... [PAR] Jul 17, 1989 ... MALULA, Syria At the age of 40, Azar Maarouf Shayeb is writing his ... Some 
words - numerals, for instance - are close in sound to Arabic, but the rest ... of the 
only three villages where the Aramaic language is still spoken. [DOC] [TLE] In Isolated Pocket of Syria, the Language Spoken by Jesus Survives [PAR] Sep 4, 1999 ... The language is Aramaic, the one spoken by Jesus Christ. ... with a population of 
about 5,000, and in two nearby villages does Aramaic survive. ... World War II, 
when Syria was still a French protectorate, some people here still... [DOC] [TLE] Syrian Tries to Resurrect Language Spoken by Jesus - latimes [PAR] Mar 29, 1997 ... Syrian Tries to Resurrect Language Spoken by Jesus. Mideast: Only 6,000 
people in 3 mountain villages near Damascus still speak particular Aramaic ... 
Some linguists fear that it may vanish in a generation or two unless... [DOC] [TLE] Syria Fight Focuses on Christian City That Still Speaks Language of ... [PAR] Sep 9, 2013 ... (UPDATED) Pilgrimage destination where Aramaic is spoken has ... One of the 
few places in the world where the language of Jesus is still spoken has become 
the ... destination of Maaloula, a Christian mountain village and UNESCO ... 
Some residents claim rebels have threatened Christians with death if... [DOC] [TLE] Christians flee village where people still speak the language of Jesus [PAR] Jun 9, 2013 ... A village priest tells AsiaNews about the mayhem caused by Islamists. ... in 
the world where Aramaic from the time of Jesus is still spoken, ... The priest 
slammed the Free Syrian Army, which has always denied ... Classified as a 
UNESCO heritage site, Maaloula is located some 40 km north of Damascus. [DOC] [TLE] Language of Jesus clings to life - tribunedigital-chicagotribune [PAR] Mar 12, 2003 ... In a remote village in Syria, Aramaic is still spoken, but it is ... the mountains 
above Damascus, the language of Christ has somehow, miraculously, endured 
through the millennia. ... Some Maalulans don't share his pessimism. [DOC] [TLE] ISIS Trying to Eliminate Last Christian Speakers of Aramaic, Language [PAR] Apr 17, 2015 ... ... Christian speakers of Aramaic, the ancient language that Jesus Christ spoke. ... 
of people from the ancient Christian communities in Syria, known as ... are some 
of the last communities in existence who speak Aramaic, and ... you out of your 
villages; they want to erase your past, your heritage," he added. [DOC] [TLE] The village that speaks like Jesus Munira Khayyat visits Maalula [PAR] The word Aramaic derives from "Aram,"

Question: This language of Jesus is still spoken in some Syrian villages
Answer: Aramaic