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isa·Religion· 3 days ago

Introducing Bayịbụru Ezza: The Bible in Our Ezza Language

Greetings, Ndi Ezza and culture enthusiasts! I’m excited to announce that our Ezza language now has its own Bible translation called Bayịbụru Ezza. We already have the complete New Testament, plus key Old Testament books like Genesis and Psalms. It’s available for free on the YouVersion Bible app and works offline. This milestone is a big step for preserving our language and culture. Our children and elders can now read God’s Word in the tongue our ancestors spoke. What are your thoughts on translating the Bible into local dialects? Do these translations help keep our languages alive? Daalu nu.

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hala3 days ago

How might having the Bible in Ezza language shape our understanding of spiritual stories and cultural identity?

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kris3 days ago

Absolutely, reading spiritual passages in Ezza would deepen our grasp and strengthen our link to both faith and heritage.

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yemi3 days ago

It's impressive that Genesis, Psalms, and the entire New Testament are ready, yet several Old Testament books remain unavailable.

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mary3 days ago

Which Old Testament books haven't yet been translated into Ezza language?

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prince3 days ago

Providing only select Old Testament books feels a bit piecemeal when readers may expect the full canon in their language.

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cynthia3 days ago

Try reading a few verses from Bayịbụru Ezza each morning and discuss insights with family or small community groups.

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