New Testament in the Armenian Language Product DetailsHardcover: 710 pagesPublisher: Institute for Bible Translation (1990)Language: ArmenianProduct FeaturesAuthentic Translation: The New Testament in Armenian, providing a faithful and culturally rich translation.Durable Hardcover: Designed for longevity and frequent use.Comprehensive: 710 pages covering all books of the New Testament.OverviewTheNew Testament in the Armenian Languageis a beautifully crafted edition published by the Institute for Bible Translation in 1990. This edition brings the sacred texts of the New Testament to Armenian-speaking communities, offering them a profound connection to their spiritual heritage. The translation is designed to be both accessible and deeply respectful of the Armenian language and culture.Interesting FactsCultural Heritage: Armenia was the first country to adopt Christianity as its state religion in 301 AD, and the Armenian Apostolic Church plays a vital role in the country’s identity.Translation History: The Armenian Bible was first translated in the 5th century by Mesrop Mashtots, who also created the Armenian alphabet.Publisher’s Mission: The Institute for Bible Translation focuses on translating biblical texts into the languages of minority groups, ensuring that more people can access the scriptures in their native tongues.PublishersInstitute for Bible TranslationThe Institute for Bible Translation has been committed to making the scriptures available in various languages, especially those of minority groups, since its establishment. Their dedication to linguistic accuracy and cultural sensitivity makes their publications highly valued in the global Christian community.Hashtags#ArmenianNewTestament #BibleTranslation #Christianity #SpiritualHeritage #InstituteForBibleTranslation #ArmenianLanguageOverview () , 1990 . : , : :Interesting Facts ( ) : 301 . , , : : 5- , : : , :Hashtags ()# # # # # #