Sgaw Karen Bibles just arrived to our warehouse in Baltimore. This is a NEW PRINT of the OV size 62, corrected updated text. Quality Korean Print.

Posted by BIML ASIA TEAM on Jun 29th 2016

Fresh arrival from our partners in Thailand! 3,000 of them was printed in Korea in 2015.

Sgaw Karen is a language spoken by over 4 million people in Burma and 200,000 in Thailand.

It is written using the Mon script. A FIRST Bible translation in this language was published in 1853, translated by the Rev. Francis Mason.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francis_Mason

Rev. Francis Mason translated the Bible into the two principal dialects of the Karens, the Sgaw and the Pwo (his translation being published in 1853), and Matthew, Genesis, and the Psalms into the Bghai dialect.

We praise God for a complete Sgaw Karen Bible.

Alternate names for this language: Burmese Karen, Kanyaw, Kayinpyu, Kyetho, Paganyaw, Pchcknya, Pwakanyaw, S’gau, S’gaw, S’gaw Kayin, White Karen, Yang Khao