The Bible was passed down through generations in the language of the Israelites or Hebrews and eventually written down in Hebrew. The books of this first Bible were transferred (the language of Jesus) 400 years before Christ in Aramaic and translated into Greek later. 500 to 600 years later, about the second century AD, was carried out the translation of the biblical texts in Latin. Each translation of the Bible is both a reinterpretation that offered ample material for a discussion and offers.