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Monday, July 21, 2014


    FRENCHSPEAKERS ECUMENICAL
   CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES (F.E.C.M.)

As indicated in our name, our ministries are for French speakers – (Francophones).

We will just take a few minutes of your time to quickly explain why that is.

As Christian believers, we worship The Lord in the language we understand better: our native or first language, which is French.

Christians in the world base their belief on the Holy Bible that guides their faith.
The original text of The Holy Bible was communicated in just three languages:
The Old Testament was written for the most part in Hebrew, with a small percentage in Aramaic. 
The New Testament was written in Koine Greek.

What does the Holy Bible say about languages?

Acts 2:8 (NIV) –
Then how is it that each of us hears them in his own native language?

Actes 2:8 (Louis Second) – In French

Et comment les entendons-nous dans notre propre langue  à chacun, dans notre langue maternelle?

Why is the Holy Bible translated in different languages?

Since there are hundreds of languages spoken in the world, there is a need of translating the Holy Bible in many languages as possible so that Christians believers can clearly understand the scriptures in their native or first language.

PLEASE CLICK  ON PHOTO TO WATCH A VIDEO
FROM WICLIFF, THE WORLD'S LARGEST BIBLE 
SCRIPTURES TRANSLATION ORGANIZATION!

https://www.wycliffe.org/about/why

What is the Holy Bible?

The Bible is the account of God's action in the world, and his purpose with all creation. The writing of the Bible took place over sixteen centuries ago and is the work of over forty human authors. It is quite an amazing collection of sixty-six books with very different styles, all containing the message God desired us to have. The Bible is a canonical collection of texts that are sacred in Judaism and Christianity

The English word “Bible” comes from “Biblia” in Latin and “Biblos” in Greek.
(a written book, roll, or volume, sometimes with a sacred connotation).

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