Christianity is something of a special case, because it has a long history of using sacred languages. In the first place, the early texts which were the basis of the Bible were in Ancient Greek, not in Hebrew. Of course, the Hebrew books in the Bible were originally in Hebrew, but they were translated into Greek when the Bible was put together. These were later translated into Latin by the Catholic Church. The Catholic Church used Latin in its services until recently, and there are still what are called "liturgical rites" held (spoken) in Latin. In the Bible, Luke says “And an inscription also was written over Him in letters of Greek, Latin, and Hebrew: THIS IS THE KING OF THE JEWS” (23:38). There was a pre-Bible translation of the Hebrew Bible into koine Greek called the Septuagint.