04 - Maori Bible | Revival for Nations

He whakaoranga mo te Tahuhu o nga Whenua

Paipera i te Ao

MA

Te Bibilia, o te Parau ïa a te Atua tei heheuhia e tei papaihia i roto i te hoê haaputuraa buka i papaihia i te roaraa o te mau senekele. Ko te Paipera hoki te pukapuka tino panui i te ao. Heoi, ehara i te pukapuka noa. E tia i te feia taio Bibilia ia ite e e piti huru to ’na: te taata e te Atua.

Ua hamanihia te Bibilia i te omuaraa na roto e 66 buka tei fariihia e mea faauruahia e te Atua. E tano teie na buka e 66 i na buka e 39 no te Faufaa Tahito e na buka e 27 no te Faufaa Apî.

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Ko te kohinga pukapuka o te Paipera i tuhia e nga kaituhi rereke i roto i te waa i waenga i te 1,500 me te 2,000 tau. Peneia‘e te mau buka matamua i papaihia no te 3 500 matahiti i teie nei. Ko nga mea whakamutunga i tuhia tata ki te 2,000 tau ki muri.

EN-USA

The Bible is the Word of God revealed and recorded in a collection of books written over centuries. The Bible is also the most read book in the world. However, it is no ordinary book. Bible readers need to know that it has two natures: human and divine.

The Bible is originally formed by 66 books accepted as being inspired by God. These 66 books correspond to the 39 books of the Old Testament and the 27 books of the New Testament.

The collection of books that make up the Bible was written by different authors in a period of time between 1,500 and 2,000 years. Probably the first books that were written date back to approximately 3,500 years ago. The last ones were written about 2,000 years ago.