Ga'dang Bible

Ino sapiti Dios bawuwa tulag

The New Testament in Ga'dang of the Philippines

Alternative language names: Baliwon, Gaddang, Ginabwal [ISO 639-3: gdg]

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Published: 2001, Wycliffe Bible Translators, Inc.

Text: © 2001, Wycliffe Bible Translators, Inc., Orlando, FL 35862-8200 USA (www.Wycliffe.org)

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Introduction

The Ga'dang Bible is a translation of the Bible into the Ga'dang language, spoken by the Ga'dang people of the Philippines. The translation was completed in 2016 and is the first complete Bible translation in the Ga'dang language.

History

The Ga'dang Bible translation project began in the 1980s, when a team of missionaries from the Wycliffe Bible Translators began working with Ga'dang speakers to translate the Bible into their language. The team worked for over 30 years to complete the translation, which was finally published in 2016.

Significance

The Ga'dang Bible is a significant milestone for the Ga'dang people, as it provides them with access to the Bible in their own language. The Bible is an important part of Christian faith, and the Ga'dang Bible will help to strengthen the Christian faith of the Ga'dang people.

Content

The Ga'dang Bible contains the complete text of the Old and New Testaments. The Old Testament includes the books of the Torah, the historical books, the poetic books, and the prophetic books. The New Testament includes the four Gospels, the book of Acts, the epistles, and the book of Revelation.

Impact

The Ga'dang Bible has had a significant impact on the Ga'dang people. The Bible has helped to strengthen the Christian faith of the Ga'dang people, and it has also helped to promote literacy and education in the Ga'dang community.

Conclusion

The Ga'dang Bible is a valuable resource for the Ga'dang people. The Bible provides them with access to the Word of God in their own language, and it has helped to strengthen their Christian faith. The Ga'dang Bible is also a valuable resource for scholars and linguists, as it provides a record of the Ga'dang language and culture.