Must We Translate? is written to challenge Bible believing Christians with the great need to translate the Bible into those... More > languages which still have none of the Scriptures. It uses statistics, history, and the Scriptures to show that it is God’s will for us to get involved in meeting this need. Statistics show us the extent of the need and where in the world the greatest challenges lie. History allows us to trace the footsteps of God in His guiding the church to translate the Bible into many languages. Has God shown, by His actions, that Bible Translating is a priority in missions? The Scripture reveal to us God’s plan and show us that it is truly His will that the Bible be spread over the globe in the various languages of man. God has laid on us a responsibility to accomplish this task and He has given us the blessing of being involved. < Less

After the Lord Jesus rose from the dead He gave us our marching orders, the great commission. This command has not yet been... More > fulfilled. We have not yet reached to the uttermost parts of the earth. There are still regions beyond to which we must go. Pioneer missions must still be a major factor in our missions planning and strategy.We have come a long way and our current situation stands on the foundation of the sweat and blood of true heros of the faith, heros such as those of whom the book of Hebrews says “the world was not worthy.” (Heb 11:38) The gospel has probably gone into every country of the world. However, there are still many distinct ethno-lingistic people goups in those countries which have not been reached. While we are trying to reach the world's majority people, we must not neglect to reach the smaller peoples. They need missionaries, they need churches, and they need Bible translations in their mother tongues. This booklet is more than information. It is a call to arms. < Less

Must We Translate? is written to challenge Bible believing Christians with the great need to translate the Bible into those... More > languages which still have none of the Scriptures. It uses statistics, history, and the Scriptures to show that it is God’s will for us to get involved in meeting this need. Statistics show us the extent of the need and where in the world the greatest challenges lie. History allows us to trace the footsteps of God in His guiding the church to translate the Bible into many languages. Has God shown, by His actions, that Bible Translating is a priority in missions? The Scripture reveal to us God’s plan and show us that it is truly His will that the Bible be spread over the globe in the various languages of man. God has laid on us a responsibility to accomplish this task and He has given us the blessing of being involved. < Less

After the Lord Jesus rose from the dead He gave us our marching orders, the great commission. This command has not yet been... More > fulfilled. We have not yet reached to the uttermost parts of the earth. There are still regions beyond to which we must go. Pioneer missions must still be a major factor in our missions planning and strategy.We have come a long way and our current situation stands on the foundation of the sweat and blood of true heros of the faith, heros such as those of whom the book of Hebrews says “the world was not worthy.” (Heb 11:38) The gospel has probably gone into every country of the world. However, there are still many distinct ethno-lingistic people goups in those countries which have not been reached. While we are trying to reach the world's majority people, we must not neglect to reach the smaller peoples. They need missionaries, they need churches, and they need Bible translations in their mother tongues. This booklet is more than information. It is a call to arms. < Less