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Listen to the Christian gospel spoken in virtually any language using the Gospel in Every Language App (5fish). Access Christian messages from the largest collection of languages in the world (over 6,800 language dialects). Download free content: Bible stories, basic Bible teaching, Scripture, Christian songs and testimonies. The recordings are useful for learning about the Christian faith and sharing lessons with others. Bible stories have been selected from the Old and New Testaments. They include stories about significant events and people such as the creation of the world, Noah, Abraham, Moses, King David, the prophets and Jesus' life, miracles and teaching. Recordings produced by Global Recordings Network (GRN), and other Christian ministries. Jesus Film Project films provided by Cru; Audio Bibles provided by Bible.is. Recordings in over 6,000 languages: Easily access the largest collection of languages and dialects in the world. Languages are grouped by country. They can be identified by variant names or by listening to a sample online. Listen offline: Gospel messages can be downloaded for future playback offline. Many recordings are audio-visual displaying high quality colorful illustrations. Language learning: Want to learn a new language? Recordings of that language are likely to be found in the 5fish app.

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Australian Bibles

A collection of Scripture, songs, devotions and videos for 64 indigenous languages of Australia. These include Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages as well as AUSLAN - Australian Sign Language. The collection includes almost all published indigenous Scripture from the early 1800s until now. Scripture audio from Bible Society Australia, Wycliffe Bible Translators and Global Recordings Network Australia has been included, and where possible has been synchronized to the text. The 64 Languages are Adnyamathanha, Alawa, Alyawarr, Anindilyakwa, Anindilyakwa English, Anmatyerr, Western Arrarnta, Eastern Arrernte, Australian sign language (AUSLAN), Awabakal, Barkly English, Burarra, Dhuwa-Dhangu'mi, Dhuwaya, Dieri, Djambarrpuyŋu, Djinang, Aboriginal English, Garrwa, Gugu Yimidhirr, Gumatj, Gupapuyngu, Gurindji, Kalaw Lagaw Ya, Kamilaroi, Kaytetye, Kitja, Kriol, Kukatja, Kuku Yalanji, Kunbarlang, Kuninjku, Kunjen, Kunwinjku, Kuuk Thayorre, Larrakia, Liyagawumirr, Luritja, Martu Wangka, Maung, Mayali, Meriam Mer, Murrinhpatha, Nakara, Ndjébbana, Ngaanyatjarra, Ngarrindjeri, Nyangumarta, Nyangumarta English, Nyoongar, Pitjantjatjara, Rembarrŋa, Tiwi, Tjuunytjuunytjarra Wangka, Walmajarri, Wangkatja, Wangurri, Warlpiri, Wik Mungkan, Wororra, Wubuy, Yanyuwa, Yindjibarndi, and Yumplatok (Torres Strait Creole).