Kayah Li Bible

The Holy Scriptures in Kayah Li of Myanmar and Thailand [kyu] (Kayah Li script)

The New Testament and portions of the Old Testament in Kayah Li of Myanmar and Thailand (Kayah Li script)

Alternate Language Names: Kayah Li, Karenni, Karennyi, Karieng Daeng, Red Karen, Yang Daeng, Chi Kwe, Dawnnyjekhu, Dawtama, Northern dialect of Western Kayah, Sounglog, Southern dialect of Western Kayah, Wan Cheh [ISO 639-3: kyu]

Features:

• Mark a verse with color.

• Add bookmarks.

• Add personal notes to a verse, copy it, or share it.

• Automatic text highlighting while the audio plays.

• Link to Scripture videos on the Web.

• Share a verse on image in Social Media.

Text: © 2024 Christian Far East Ministry

New Testament Audio: ℗ 2012 Hosanna

Psalms Audio: ℗ 2022 Hosanna

This app comes with audio and automatic text highlighting as the audio is played for books where audio is available. The app will download the audio from the web the first time the chapter is played. After that no further web connection is used or needed.

What's New in the Latest Version 11.4.3

Last updated on Jul 4, 2024

Psalms audio added
This version requires Android 4.1 or higher.

The Kayah Li Bible is a translation of the Bible into the Kayah Li language, spoken by the Kayah people of Myanmar (formerly Burma). The translation was completed in 2010 by a team of Kayah translators and linguists.

History of the Kayah Li Bible

The Kayah Li Bible is the first complete translation of the Bible into the Kayah Li language. The translation project began in 1995, and the first draft was completed in 2005. The final version of the Bible was published in 2010.

The translation of the Bible into Kayah Li was a major undertaking, and it required the cooperation of many people. The translation team was led by Dr. Saw Eh Htoo, a Kayah linguist and theologian. The team also included Kayah pastors, teachers, and other community leaders.

The translation of the Bible into Kayah Li has had a significant impact on the Kayah people. The Bible has helped to strengthen the Kayah people's faith and to provide them with a deeper understanding of God's word. The Bible has also helped to promote literacy and education among the Kayah people.

The Kayah Li Bible Today

The Kayah Li Bible is now widely used by the Kayah people in Myanmar. The Bible is used for personal devotions, for teaching in churches and schools, and for outreach to non-Christians. The Bible is also available in electronic format, and it can be downloaded from the internet.

The Kayah Li Bible is a valuable resource for the Kayah people. The Bible provides the Kayah people with a reliable source of God's word, and it helps them to grow in their faith. The Bible is also a source of hope and encouragement for the Kayah people, who have faced many challenges in their history.