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The Bible Society of Malawi is working to bring Family Scripture Engagement packs to impoverished, rural families. Your gift to Bible a Month Regular Giving this month will help to support this project.
Your gift to Bible a Month Regular Giving this month will help to support Bible mission in New Zealand.
At Bible Society New Zealand, we recognise the role of Bible translation as being at the heart of the mission. Through the United Bible Societies Bible Translation Roadmap, we are helping to support the completion of 1,200 Bible translations by 2038.
At Bible Society New Zealand, we recognise the role of Bible translation as being at the heart of the mission. Through the United Bible Societies Bible Translation Roadmap, we are helping to support the completion of 1,200 Bible translations by 2038.
Partner with us on this three-year project which will see all 66 books from Te Paipera Tapu, the Māori Bible, professionally recorded, mastered, and distributed.
Partner with us to give more children in New Zealand the opportunity to hear the good news of Jesus’ birth by providing them with a free copy of a children’s booklet, entitled, “Amazing Days.”
We have received a number of requests from our community, asking how they can help bring comfort of the Word of God to those caught in the midst of war in the region. The need is great, and our teams situated in Israel and Palestine are endeavouring to respond to the situation.
We have received a number of requests from our community, asking how they can help bring comfort of the Word of God to those caught in the midst of war in the region. The need is great, and our teams situated in Israel and Palestine are endeavouring to respond to the situation.
Your gift to Bible a Month Regular Giving this month will help to support Bible mission in Israel.
Every $10 you give today will enable us to bring the life-saving power of the Scriptures to young people throughout New Zealand through our recent publication, Identity Identified.
A new translation is a completely fresh translation into a language that already has Scripture. This is not based on an existing translation, but is a completely new translation, using source texts.
A revised translation updates a translation that already exists so the language is understandable to the community today.
A first translation is the first time that Scripture is made available in a language. For instance, a first Bible is the first time that language has received the full Bible. A first portion is sometimes the first time a language receives any Scripture at all, but it could also be the first time that it receives an additional portion of Scripture. For example, a language may already have the New Testament, but it then receives the Book of Ruth for the first time.
