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Holy Bible - Today's Persian Version / Farsi - فارسی / United Bible Societies 2009 / TPV Bible Iran / Black Hardcover, color maps
Product Description
Holy Bible - Today's Persian Version / Farsi - فارسی / United Bible Societies 2009 / TPV Bible Iran / Black, Hardcover, color maps
Hardcover 2009
ISBN: 9781920714758 / 978-1920714758
ISBN-10: 1920714758
PAGES: 1609
PUBLISHER: United Bible Societies
LANGAUGE: Persian (Farsi)
- 150 x 213 x 36mm | 839g
English Summary:
An easy-to-read and understand translation of the Bible in Persian language. Carry around size in sturdy hardcover binding.
Modern Persian translation completed in 2009. A scholarly interpretation of the Greek and Hebrew original text.The first part of this holy book accurately presents the life and teachings of Moses, Elisha, King David, the wisdom of King Solomon, and the teachings of the great prophets who warned the people of God's judgment and His mercy. The prophet Isaiah is a great voice preparing for the arrival of the holy teacher, Jesus.The second part of this holy book accurately presents the life and teaching of Jesus, but also includes the writings of His followers.
Persian (Farsi) is an ancient language spoken by over sixty million people, mainly in Iran, formerly called Persia. According to Acts 2:9 there were Persians, Parthians and Medes among the very first new Christian converts at Pentecost. Since then there has been a continuous presence of Christians amongst the Persians, initially as part of the Nestorian Church of the East. The Bible was translated into Persian by Henry Martyn, a contemporary of William Carey, who translated the New Testament. In 1811 he journeyed into Persia and sent a copy of his translation of the New Testament to the Shah. It was published in 1815. The complete Bible translation was completed in 1838. A revision was published in 1896, now known as the Old Version (OV).