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Cheyenne Bible Scripture / Ma'heonemoxe'estoo'o

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Product Overview

Cheyenne Bible Scripture / Ma'heonemoxe'estoo'o / Cheyenne Bible: Translation of the Bible into the Cheyenne language, including several complete books of the Bible and many parts of other books of the Bible

Product Details:

  • Format: Paperback
  • Pages: 290
  • Publisher: Bible Society
  • Publication Year: 2009
  • Language: Cheyenne
  • Product Dimensions: 10.1 x 6.7 x 0.8 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 1.3 pounds

Description:

The "Ma'heonemoxe'estoo'o" is a translation of the Bible into the Cheyenne language. This edition includes several complete books from the Bible and many parts of other books, offering a comprehensive spiritual resource for the Cheyenne-speaking community. The translation into Cheyenne allows for a deeper cultural and spiritual connection for speakers of this Native American language.

Key Features:

  • Cheyenne Language Translation: Provides access to Biblical scriptures in the native Cheyenne language, preserving its linguistic nuances.
  • Selection of Biblical Texts: Includes complete translations of several books of the Bible, along with many other parts, for a thorough scriptural experience.
  • Paperback Edition: Convenient and user-friendly format, suitable for personal reading, study, and communal worship.

Usage:

Ideal for Cheyenne-speaking individuals for religious study, personal devotion, and community services. It's also a valuable resource for linguists, educators, and anyone interested in Native American languages and cultures.

Audience:

Targeted towards the Cheyenne-speaking community, including Christians, linguists, and cultural historians. It's also relevant for those involved in Native American studies and Christian missionary work.

Cultural and Educational Value:

This edition serves as an important tool for preserving the Cheyenne language and culture. By providing the Bible in Cheyenne, it helps maintain and promote the language, offering a means for spiritual and cultural connection. It's a significant contribution to the diversity of religious texts in indigenous languages.

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