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    Bible Study In Amharic Here

    The retired teacher took off his glasses. "I've studied the Bible for forty years in English," he said. "Tonight, I realized I've been reading it with one eye closed."

    It was, and always had been, the language of a God who pitches his tent among us. bible study in amharic

    Selam continued, her voice growing stronger. "My grandmother used to say, 'God did not write his name in marble. He wrote it in a tent of skin.' In Amharic, the Word becoming flesh is not a mystery to solve. It is a neighbor to welcome. God did not send a book. He sent a body. He sefera —he pitched his tent—right here, in our mess, our loneliness, our foreignness." The retired teacher took off his glasses

    The retired teacher took off his glasses. "I've studied the Bible for forty years in English," he said. "Tonight, I realized I've been reading it with one eye closed."

    It was, and always had been, the language of a God who pitches his tent among us.

    Selam continued, her voice growing stronger. "My grandmother used to say, 'God did not write his name in marble. He wrote it in a tent of skin.' In Amharic, the Word becoming flesh is not a mystery to solve. It is a neighbor to welcome. God did not send a book. He sent a body. He sefera —he pitched his tent—right here, in our mess, our loneliness, our foreignness."

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