Description
The New Testament in Dzongkha Language – With Psalms and Proverbs
UPC: 5J-XMID-0U9E
Product Features
- Author: Bible Translation Committee
- Binding: Vinyl Bound (Black, with Golden Edges)
- Publisher: Bible Translation Committee
- Edition: 2009
- Language: Dzongkha (National language of Bhutan)
- Pages: 675
- Content: New Testament with Psalms and Proverbs
- Special Features: Single column text, durable vinyl cover with elegant golden edges
Overview
The New Testament in Dzongkha Language with Psalms and Proverbs offers a beautifully crafted edition designed for the Dzongkha-speaking Christian community of Bhutan. Bound in durable black vinyl with golden edges, this edition is both elegant and long-lasting, perfect for personal devotion and daily scripture reading.
Containing the entire New Testament, along with the poetic and wisdom-filled books of Psalms and Proverbs, this edition presents the sacred texts in a clear, single column format for enhanced readability. Whether for personal reflection or congregational study, this edition of the New Testament bridges Bhutan's rich cultural heritage with Christian teachings, providing spiritual nourishment to Dzongkha readers.
Interesting Facts
- Dzongkha, the official language of Bhutan, is spoken by over half a million people, making this translation an essential resource for the Christian population in the region.
- The inclusion of Psalms and Proverbs adds a spiritual richness to the New Testament, offering verses of comfort, wisdom, and praise.
- The Bible Translation Committee has been active in providing translations that make Christian scripture accessible to people of various linguistic backgrounds, ensuring that Bhutanese Christians can engage with the Bible in their heart language.
- The black vinyl cover with golden edges is not only aesthetically pleasing but also provides durability for frequent use in homes and churches.
Publishers
Bible Translation Committee
The Bible Translation Committee is dedicated to making the Holy Bible accessible to all linguistic communities, including Bhutanese Christians. Their efforts in translating and publishing the Bible in Dzongkha reflect a mission to bridge cultural and spiritual traditions.
