Product Features

• Format: Hardcover
• Publisher: Bible Society (1980)
• Language: Yoruba
• ISBN-10: 370117122X
• ISBN-13: 978-3701171224
• Dimensions: 8 x 5.8 x 1.8 inches
• Shipping Weight: 1.6 pounds

Overview

The Bibeli Yoruba Atoka is an essential reference Bible for Yoruba-speaking Christians, offering in-depth study tools alongside the scriptural text. Published by the Bible Society in 1980, this edition is designed for both academic study and personal reflection. The term "Atoka" translates to "reference," reflecting the Bible's comprehensive approach, including notes, cross-references, and explanatory material to aid understanding and application of the scriptures.

The Yoruba language, a member of the Niger-Congo language family, is spoken by about 20 million people in Nigeria, Benin, Togo, and in diaspora communities across Africa, Europe, and the Americas. This tonal language, known for its complexity and beauty, is effectively captured in this reference Bible, ensuring that readers engage with the text in a manner that resonates with their cultural and linguistic background.

Interesting Facts

• Cultural Significance: Yoruba is not only a language but also a key element of the identity and heritage of the Yoruba people. This Bible integrates this cultural richness into the study of scripture, making it a valuable resource for Yoruba speakers worldwide.
• Tonal Language: As a tonal language, Yoruba uses pitch to distinguish meaning, adding depth to the scriptural text. This reference Bible carefully maintains these tonal distinctions, providing an authentic reading experience.
• Publication Legacy: Published in 1980, the Bibeli Yoruba Atoka remains a pivotal resource for those studying the Bible in Yoruba, reflecting the Bible Society's commitment to making scriptures accessible in diverse languages.

Publishers

• Publisher: Bible Society
• Year: 1980

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