Description
Fijian New Version Holy Bible - Ai Vola Tabu
Blue Leatherbound with Zipper and Gilt Edges
Ena i Vakavakadewa Vou
Publisher: Bible Society of the South Pacific, 2017
Overview
Introducing the Fijian New Version Holy Bible, a beautifully crafted edition featuring a striking blue leatherbound cover with a zipper and gilt edges. Published by the Bible Society of the South Pacific in 2017, this Bible offers 1,895 pages of sacred scripture in the Fijian language (Na vosa vaka-Viti).
Product Features
- Format: Leather Bound with Zipper
- ISBN: 9789822177954 / 978-9822177954
- ISBN-10: 982217795X
- Pages: 1,895
- Publisher: Bible Society of the South Pacific
- Language: Fijian (Na vosa vaka-Viti)
Special Features:
- Gilt Edges: Adds an elegant touch and durability.
- Zipper Closure: Protects the Bible from wear and tear.
- High-Quality Binding: Ensures longevity and ease of use.
Interesting Facts
- Fijian (Na vosa vaka-Viti) is an Austronesian language of the Malayo-Polynesian family, spoken by approximately 350,000–450,000 ethnic Fijians as their native language.
- The 2013 Constitution of Fiji established Fijian as one of the official languages, alongside English and Fiji Hindi, with ongoing discussions about recognizing it as the "national language."
- Standard Fijian is based on the speech of Bau, an East Fijian dialect, which plays a significant role in the cultural and linguistic identity of Fijians.
- A pidginized form of Fijian is commonly used among Indo-Fijians and Chinese communities, while Pidgin Hindustani is prevalent in rural areas where ethnic Fijians reside alongside Indo-Fijians.
Why This Bible Matters
The Fijian New Version Holy Bible is more than just a religious text; it represents the cultural and spiritual heritage of the Fijian people, serving as an essential resource for spiritual growth, community identity, and the preservation of the Fijian language.
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