Dzongkha Language New Testament – National Language of Bhutan

UPC: BIML20130702002

Product Features

• Format: Hardcover
• Publisher: Bible Society (2002)
• Language: Dzongkha (National language of Bhutan)
• Translation: Contemporary translation
• Category: Christian literature, Sacred texts

Overview

The Dzongkha Language New Testament offers a contemporary translation of the Christian scriptures into the national language of Bhutan. Designed for readers fluent in Dzongkha, this edition makes the message of the New Testament accessible to a broader Bhutanese audience. With its durable hardcover, it’s a valuable resource for both personal study and church use, supporting spiritual growth within the local Christian community.

This translation ensures that the sacred texts resonate with modern-day readers, reflecting the unique linguistic and cultural heritage of Bhutan. As the official language spoken by many Bhutanese people, Dzongkha plays a vital role in the preservation of Bhutan’s religious and cultural identity, and this edition bridges that heritage with Christian scripture.

Interesting Facts

• Dzongkha, also known as Bhutanese, is the national language of Bhutan and is spoken by over 500,000 people.
• The Bible Society, known for its efforts in translating the Bible into various world languages, published this version in 2002.
• Bhutan’s unique linguistic traditions are preserved in the rdzong-kha script, a reflection of the country’s deep historical and religious influences.
• The Dzongkha translation is part of the broader mission to make the Bible accessible to all linguistic groups, supporting the global Christian faith community.

Publishers

Bible Society
Renowned for its commitment to spreading the Christian message through translated Bibles, the Bible Society has made significant efforts in delivering the sacred text to various cultures worldwide. This edition is another step toward preserving Christian literature in Bhutanese language traditions.