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This book, A Guide of Bible Translation: People, Languages, and Topics, is the latest volume in the book series of History of Bible Translation, published by United Bible Society (UBS). The volume is nearly 1,000 pages long and includes massive and veritable information about the people, languages, and topics in relation to Bible translation. Philip A. Noss and Houser are co-editiors of this book, who served as a Bible translation consultant in UBS and an editorial manager in American Bible Society (ABS), respectively.BR In the first section, the selected key figures in the history of Bible translation and distribution are introduced. The introduced people are key figures in the history of Bible translation and distribution to the communities. The second section consists of a huge number of languages including the original biblical languages, ancient and modern languages, related to the Bible/Bible translation. The last section deals with veritable topics in Bible translation, including conceptions, grammars, theories, and practical field.BR Overall, it is a helpful guide for readers who seek not only the general information but also hidden gem when studying the history of Bible translation; the volume spotlights the less well-known people, languages of far countries, and interesting topics in Bible Translation. Thanks to a large number of contributors from all over the world, the readers obtain the opportunity to learn valuable wisdom and in-depth knowledge, along with the joy of reading the Bible itself.
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