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The demand tor Bibles is the
greatest in the history of the world
and far outstrips the supply, the
Rev. Dr. Eugene A. Nida. secre
tary tor translations to the Am
erican Bible Society, today told
the society's members at the 137th
annual meeting at the Fifth Ave
nue Presbyterian Church New
York.
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19,000 volumes, all of them Scrip
tures, in about 975 languages, the
report said. It is the largest lib
rary devoted to a single book.
Highlight of the meeting was toe
thT
.Testament into the language of
the first translation of the New
Testament into the language of toe
Navaho Indians, most of whom
live in Arisons and New Kesko.
The Navaho language was first re*
nyjid JSlew
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The presentation was made by
Mrs. Karl Dalton, a Navaho, who
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Distribution of Scriptures fit
Mind exceeded any previous yesr
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P'ace in 3 languages ands. s^sms
totaled 29,776 in 1952. Increasing
cans were receivea aunng tne
year from veterans’ hospitals and
facilities, schools tor the blind and
homes for the aged and handicap
*****
As antfther service tor toe blind,
bookmarks in Braille, listing the
readings for the society’s annual
Distribution of Scriptures by toe
Society to 1952, both at home and
times Of 825,947 ware whole
n5Ei : i,o£as4 were New Testa
ments, and 11,141,429 were Por
tions, Since its organization in
1816. the society has distributed
1435.792.985 volumes of Scriptures.
were Bibles; 738,625 New Testa
meats Sou roruons, -
To the armed forces want 904,
753 volumes, mostly pocket Testa
ments, to bring toe total since
1940 up to 10,959,537.
jtnJDsemb*jjk 1952, society
get to its history, $2,501,000, an to
crease of $182,500 over 1152.
Dktributom of the Scriptures Is
est toe society
said Despite KafHKtn which to.
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rioew arrests, personal indigities
I mm! political tension dht m the
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with 2,818 334 is Hf]_
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tore and letters to all ef our mem
bership. This is preliminary to
‘Victory Day* which we will ob
serve to our church at tot doss
of toe campaign.''
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