Kimyal Tribe Receives the Word for the First Time

love it! Praise the Lord.

Read St.Matthew 24:14.

We have it and most Christians don't even pick it up. Thank you Lord for blessing those people and I pray they never take your Word for granted as so many of us have done. Amazing

This is amazing. At FEBC, we reach people through radio in their language. Subscribe and check out our ministry. http://www.godtube.com/watch/?v=WLYKWGNX

Praise God! Heaven will be full of joy and singing and dancing and praising to our Heavenly Faither like our brothers and sisters of the Kimyal Tribe have shown us in the video! Bless you!

POWERFUL , GOD forgive us for taking your life giving word for granted.

John 17:17 "Sanctify them through Thy truth: Thy word is truth!"

Oh no... wait until they discover there's an Old Testament that's even longer than the New. It'll be like an American realizing a prequel to their favorite movie is coming out!

A sacred and Holy presence of God. The Word is Alive.

Dios Bendiga aun mas y mas ; Que Gozo Verlos Recivir La Palabra de Dios.

..Hmm, I love the prayers from a never dying heart filled with hope & faith for the promise of God.. Whosoever, who played any role in this, I pray the blessings of God upon him or her....them. See a sincere heart expressing their gratitude to God. this same Word ""we"" sometimes does not.....hmm. i rest my case. God have mercy upon me, us. Thank You Jesus.

they probably know more than us the value ofvthe scriptures and we in the East should also appreciate this since it costed the lives of our spiritual forefathers when the scriptures were not available to all people like it is to us today

When I hold the Bible, I'm holding Jesus! Wow! He came to us in His Word!

Thank God for patient missionaries who spent years with local speakers of the language to translate the Word. Pray the God will send many more people into this important ministry, and that they will go!

..it is such a beautiful thing to see this video..here in Kenya, translation of the word of God into the various indigenous dialects is still ongoing (over a century after the first missionaries came here to bring the Gospel of truth to Kenya) and it is such a celebration when a local dialect translation is presented to the particular tribe for which it was meant for. I can totally relate to the Kimyal tribe..it is a beautiful day for them..May Jesus be forever praised..the gospel presses on.

Thanks for sharing this. Oh, how glad it made my heart.