The life of Christ transforms communities through Bible translation

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This video explains that while deaf individuals can read words, understanding the meaning of scripture in a language that is not their own is challenging. When people can understand the Bible in their own language, it allows them to grasp the deep understanding of God's love, grace, and truth, leading to transformation in their lives and communities.

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