Sotho Bibles (NSO, SSO, TSW) vs Zulu Bible Usage & Stats

Six popular Bibles in Sepedi, Sesotho and Setswana. Read, compare or share Bible verses. BIBLES INCLUDED: - Norther Sotho Bibles: • The Bible in Sepedi 2000 translation • The Bible in Sepedi 1951/1986 translation - Southern Sotho Bibles: • The Bible in Sesotho 1989 translation (Standard Orthography) • The Bible in Sesotho 1909/1961 translation (Standard Orthography) - Tswana Sotho Bibles: • The Bible in Setswana 1970/1987 translation • The Bible in Setswana 1908/1992 translation Download free Bibles to read offline. You can compare different translations, customise your Bible reading experience and copy or share Bible verses. Compact/light weight – (small file size). READ THE BIBLE DAILY: • Read the Bible offline. • Search for keywords and phrases. • Share verses with friends (with or without a background image). • Verse-a-day and daily reminders can be enabled in the app settings. • Create your free account to save highlights, notes and bookmarks between devices. • Split screen view for comparing different translations. • Cross-references and footnotes included. PERSONALISE YOUR BIBLE READING: • Add highlights, notes and bookmarks. • Select from various text display options. • Auto bookmark to continue reading and see your reading history. Brought to you by the Bible Society of South Africa. This app does not contain adverts.

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Zulu Bible

The Zulu Bible is the translation of the Holy Scripture into the Zulu language, bringing God’s Word closer to millions of Zulu-speaking people. The first publication of the Zulu Bible was a historic milestone, making the Christian faith more accessible and meaningful to the Zulu community. More than just a translation, the Bible in Zulu carries the emotions, depth, and spiritual essence of the original texts. Over time, the Zulu Bible has been updated and refined, ensuring that modern generations can connect with it in their own language. The translation of the Zulu Bible arose from the deep need of the Zulu people for a scripture that reflected the beauty of their culture, tradition, and language. Today, the Zulu Bible is widely read in homes, churches, and communities, touching the hearts of millions and strengthening their faith.