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A sight to gladden the heart…What could be more encouraging to a Bible translators than to see someone in church reading through a well thumbed copy of their New Testament. This shot of a Kouya man from the village of Ketro Bassam is a wonderful encouragement and a tangible proof that the books are being read and used.
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As a Wycliffe MK, it’ s always interesting and heart-filling to see pictures like this one. Really interesting blog, enjoy reading it. Discovered it via the “worst worship song” discussion. Be blessed!
Javejavor
Beautiful! In Mozambique we’re planning “growing Bibles” which are basically everything translated so far with reprints as necessary with new info added in. Since most of the projects here are currently full Bible this at least hopefully shortens the amount of time before we too can see such a blessed sight.
[...] an impact on at least one young man who is now in a major leadership role in his country. Oh, and the New Testament was translated and is being read. No signs, wonders or miracles – sometimes more or less the opposite – but God’s Kingdom was [...]