Tshivenda is spoken by more than 1,2 million people in South Africa and is also spoken in Zimbabwe.
The pioneer translator of the Bible into Tshivenda was the missionary and linguist, Dr PE Schwellnuss of the Berlin Missionary Society.
By 1920 the four Gospels and Book of Acts had been translated and distributed. Three years later the New Testament followed. In 1936, the first complete Tshivenda Bible appeared with the most recent being done by the Bible Society of South Africa in 1998.
Product features:
Tshivenda 1936 translation
complete Bible
medium size
black hardcover
easy to read layout
red-edged
Who are the Bible Society of South Africa?
The Bible Society of South Africa translates, produces and distributes Bibles for people in their own language and in suitable formats, so that everyone can experience the life-giving message of Word. The Bible Society's vision is a Bible for everyone.