Church leaders, pastors and lay workers in Angola and Mozambique now have the Fire Bible, a Pentecostal study Bible, in their language.
In August, Assemblies of God Bible Alliance representatives presented copies of the African Portuguese Fire Bible to all those attending two concurrent launch services in Angola and Mozambique.
"Wherever a Fire Bible becomes available," explains Phil Combs, Fire Bible director for Bible Alliance, "the reactions are virtually the same — Christians are overjoyed with having God's Word in their own language. It just opens Scripture up to them and makes sharing God's Word with others vastly easier."
Fire Bible is the name for the international language editions of the Full Life Study Bible, originally published in 1992. This one-book biblical library includes Pentecostal notes, a concordance, 77 Old and New Testament articles on doctrinal and practical topics, biblical charts and maps, and many other study helps.
The Fire Bible is now available in nearly 30 language editions and about 30 more are in development.
To see a list of these Fire Bible and updates on their progress, click here.
