Quechua Ayacucho - Biblia 1987 6.1

CHUYA QELLQA
The Bible in Ayacucho Quechua of Peru - 1987 Edition
Alternate Language Names: Chanka [ISO 639-3: quy]

Review:

This edition of the Bible offers a unique translation in the Ayacucho Quechua language, reflecting the cultural and linguistic heritage of its speakers. The 1987 version, published by the United Bible Societies in collaboration with the Sociedad Biblica Peruana, serves as a significant resource for both study and personal devotion.

Features:

• Verse of the Day with notifications to encourage daily engagement.
• Ability to mark verses with color for easy reference.
• Bookmark functionality to save favorite passages.
• Option to add personal notes, copy verses, or share them with others.
• Capability to share verse images on social media platforms.
• A comprehensive Daily Bible Reading plan for structured study.
• Links to Scripture videos available online for visual and auditory learning.
• Automatic text highlighting synchronized with audio playback where available.

This application enhances the reading experience by integrating audio features and automatic text highlighting. Upon first access, users can download audio content from the web, which will then be accessible offline for future sessions.

Publication Information:

Published in 1987 by United Bible Societies for Sociedad Biblica Peruana
Av. Petit Thouars 969, Santa Beatriz - Lima, Perú
Telephone: (511) 4335815 anexo 105
Casa de la Bíblia
Email: [email protected]

Copyright Information:

• Text: © 1987, Sociedad Biblica Peruana (in cooperation with Wycliffe Bible Translators, Inc.)
• Audio: ℗ 1987, Donna Sauñe; Hosanna: (www.bible.is/QUYPBSMatt/1/N)

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