Diglots

Bible Translation Marketing and Distribution

The Emmaus-Medina Intertextual Connection

Contextualising the Presentation of God's Word

Brad Williams (2006)

Scripture translation and usage provides a wonderful bridge for the Gospel to penetrate into what often seems a hostile context. The author argues that Jesus' encounter with the disciples on the road to Emmaus provides a reproducible paradigm for Scripture…

RichardApril 20, 2009

Language Issues Marketing and Distribution

Diglot New Testaments – Pros and cons

Warren Glover (1982)

Arguments against a diglot version focus on matters of cost, production time, and difficulty, and bulkiness versus ease of handling. Arguments for the diglot are mostly in the area of factors which will promote the use of the publication. The…

RichardFebruary 16, 2009

Language Issues Marketing and Distribution

Diglots in the Philippine Context

Kermit Titrud (1994)

Then I asked them if they would prefer a diglot … even if the cost were double. They all answered yes. Titrud presents substantial reasons why the Caluyanun New Testament of the Philippines was published as a diglot with a…

RichardNovember 14, 2008

Diglots - Scripture Engagement

The Emmaus-Medina Intertextual Connection

Diglot New Testaments – Pros and cons

Diglots in the Philippine Context

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