Andrew Case grew up on the mission field in Oaxaca, Mexico, and is a graduate of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He also studied Bible Translation at the Canada Institute of Linguistics. His joys include teaching, preaching, leading worship, dinosaurs, Hebrew, L.M. Montgomery, and song-writing. Andrew served with Wycliffe Bible Translators in Equatorial Guinea for seven years, and now he and his wife work in Mexico. Andrew is a Bible translation consultant, and is passionate about abolishing the Jesus trade (find out more at sellingJesus.org). He and his wife also teach biblical Hebrew to thousands all over the world through freehebrew.online. You can find his academic articles at https://sbts.academia.edu/AndrewCase
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Why invest in the work of Bible translation?
An excellent article answering this question can be found here.
A few reasons:
- The Great Commission assumes the task of Bible translation. You can’t make disciples of the nations if those disciples can’t access God’s word in the language they understand best.
- Romans 10:14 also assumes Bible translation: “How are they to believe in him of whom they have never heard? And how are they to hear without someone preaching?” You can’t preach the gospel in a compelling, clear way unless you use the language that people group understands best. A translated Bible enables that kind of preaching to flourish and impact hearts with power.
- Over 2,000 languages still need a translation and don’t yet have a single verse.
- Language groups on every continent are yearning for the complete Bible, which means they want the Old Testament too. Hundreds of people groups only have access to the New Testament, and they need the OT desperately. Can you imagine being a Christian without any Psalms in your Bible?
- Spiritual growth, sound doctrine, healthy churches, theological education, humble and knowledgeable leaders, fighting heresies like the prosperity gospel–all depend on having access to a Bible that communicates clearly and accurately in someone’s heart language.