Q'anjob'al 1989 Edition
A Txꞌan Biblia Yin Kꞌanjobal 1989
The Q’anjob’al Bible was translated by Newberry and Kittie Cox. They helped establish and run a school, the Huehue Academy. In addition to publishing “The Bible Translator” their book detailing the Bible Translation Experience. They detail in their book a difficulty that arose from the translation of the phrase “The Kingdom of God.” The kingdom of God may be translated as where God supervises (or literally guards). However, in Mark 10:15 and Luke 18:17 it is not possible to speak of receiving the kingdom of God, for this would imply that one simply takes over the responsibility for guarding God’s country while He rests. Accordingly, the translation is adapted to meet the cultural and linguistic requirements of the language by the form receive God as king.
indigenous to Huehuetenango Department, Santa Eulalia. Also in United States.
Language Q'anjob'al Kanjobal [kjb]
Date 1989
Copyright © Sociedad Bíblica de Guatemala 1989
Bibles available in a Library or Collection
Digital Bible Library
Digital Bible Library
Audio Bibles available for download
Youversion
Audio Bibles to listen to online
Faith Comes By Hearing
Direct Downloads of Ancient and Modern Texts
Scripture Earth
Purchase a "Print Version" of this Bible
Virtual Storehouse
Websites we know of that host this Bible.
American Bible Society
Faith Comes By Hearing
Bible Society in Guatemala