The speaker discusses the language used on the tablet given to Moses, speculating that it was Hebrew. They propose that Hebrew is God's language and that it was the universal language spoken before the Tower of Babel. Following the confusion of languages at Babel, the speaker believes Hebrew might be reinstated as the common language during the millennium. The core assertion is that Hebrew is God's language, though the speaker acknowledges this is a personal belief without definitive proof.

Real Life with Jack Hibbs

What alphabet did God use on the tablet given to Moses? Was Moses given knowledge of the alphabet at this time?

I believe it was Hebrew. I believe Hebrew is the language of God. I can't prove that.

It seems to me, you know, prior to Babel, I think the world spoke Hebrew. I think after Babel, right, there were all those crazy languages that caused great confusion. It's just my guess.

I think in heaven, it might even be during the millennium. I think during the millennium it would make sense to me that during the millennium that we that we all spoke Hebrew. That everybody spoke Hebrew. But I think Hebrew is God's language.

What language does God speak?

What alphabet did God use on the tablet
given to Moses? Was Moses given
knowledge of the alphabet at this time?
I believe it was Hebrew. I believe
Hebrew is the language of God. I can't
prove that. It seems to me, you know,
prior to Babel, I think the world spoke
Hebrew. I think after Babel, right,
there were all those crazy languages
that caused great confusion. It's just
my guess. I think in heaven, it might
even be during the millennium. I think
during the millennium it would make
sense to me that during the millennium
that we that we all spoke Hebrew. That
everybody spoke Hebrew. But I think
Hebrew is God's language.

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What language does God speak?

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