Gen (Mina) Bible (QEJLLB)
Overview
The Gɛ̃gbɛ Biblia 2014 is a New Testament translation in the Gen language, also known as Mina or Gen-Gbe, published in 2014 by the Bible Society of Togo. [1] Gen is a Gbe language of the Volta-Congo family, closely related to Ewe and Fon, spoken primarily by the Gen-Mina people of the coastal Maritime Region of southeastern Togo and neighboring Benin. [2] This was the first Bible translation in the Gen language, addressing a longstanding need: although the Mina are one of the largest people groups in Togo, Mina Christians previously had to read the Bible in a trade language such as French or Ewe. [1] The edition is distributed on YouVersion as the Gen-Mina Scripture.
Language and People
Gen (ISO 639-3: gej) is spoken by approximately 590,000 people in Benin. [Glottolog: genn1243]
Publishing and Organizations
Published by Bible Society of Togo. Translation type: First.
References
- [1] Gen, Mina in Togo - People group profile, Joshua Project. Context on the Gen-Mina people and Bible translation need.
- [2] Gen language - Language and writing system overview, Omniglot.
- Audio Bible - Audio Bible, Faith Comes By Hearing
- NT - Online text, Faith Comes By Hearing
- GƐ̃GBE BIBLIA 2014 - Online text, Bible Society of Togo
- Bible For Developers - DBL archive entry, Digital Bible Library
- Global Bible Catalogue - Global Bible Catalogue entry.
- ebible.org entry - ebible.org.