Ubiq
It seems to be 74:12 not 74:14
And yes that would seem to be a good proof.
For Aramaic.
Not for Yiddish
Which brings back my earlier question.
Why is there no push for Aramaic
Like oh I don’t know, maybe we should dig up and old sefer that I have in my house when teaching kids Chumash. Instead of translating it into Yiddish, why don’t we translate it into Aramaic.
I’d be willing to provide the translation from this old sefer .
For free.
It’s very accurate Aramaic.
It’s called אונקלוס.
But no. Let’s leave that out and teach in holy Yiddish.
And to yehoshuaaron footnote 10
If so, by now English is holy too.
And so are quite a number of other languages. So Yiddish may be holy, but it’s not uniquely special.