Iban Language New TestamentTitle:Penyanggup BaruLanguage:IbanEdition:1973 EditionCode:B01J10DD44OverviewTheIban Language New Testament, titledPenyanggup Baru, is a vital resource for the Iban-speaking community. This1973 editionis bound in ablack hardcoverwith red edges, providing a durable and elegant presentation of scripture.Product FeaturesFormat:Black Hardcover with Red EdgesPages:471Publisher:The Bible Society of Singapore, Malaysia & BruneiLanguage:IbanCondition:Used Very GoodKey HighlightsLanguage Context:The Iban language (jaku Iban) is spoken by the Iban people, a branch of the Dayak ethnic group, primarily in Sarawak, the Indonesian province of Kalimantan Barat, and in Brunei. It is part of the Malayic languages, closely related to Sarawakian Malay.Cultural Significance:This New Testament serves as an important tool for spiritual engagement within the Iban community, ensuring access to the teachings of Christianity in their native language.Historical Relevance:The translation of the New Testament into Iban has helped preserve the language and culture of the Iban people, facilitating a deeper connection to their faith.UsageThis New Testament is suitable for personal devotion, church services, and community gatherings, making it an essential resource for the Iban-speaking Christian community.AudienceTargeted towards Iban-speaking Christians, this edition is also valuable for linguists, cultural researchers, and individuals interested in the study of Austronesian languages and the Dayak culture.Cultural and Linguistic ImportanceThis edition plays a significant role in maintaining the linguistic heritage of the Iban people, providing access to essential biblical texts that resonate with their identity and traditions.We value your feedback! Share your experience with this product to help others make informed decisions. Your review is important to us!Hashtags#IbanBible #PenyanggupBaru #ChristianLiterature #BibleSociety #LanguagePreservation #DayakCulture