John Eliot: Translating the Bible for the Native Americans | Cody Crouch on TBN

This Month in Christian History: Today, Cody Crouch celebrates the life and work of John Eliot! Eliot was on a mission to translate the Bible for Native Americans in their own language. Up until this point, the Bible had never been translated into a language that wasn't native to the translator.
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This Month in Christian History aims to honor the significance of the past. We’ve identified saints, athletes, missionaries, and regular people who did extraordinary things in the corresponding month throughout history. These people and events impacted everything from the smallest towns to the entire world. Some of them may not have a day dedicated to them on the calendar but are definitely worth learning about and celebrating!
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[@DosPalomitas]

Thank you for talking about this fascinating chapter of our American history!

[@maryturton579]

Thak you for this great presentation on John Eliot and the Algonquin bible. I was not aware of this piece of history.

[@mercypbabu5161]

It is very precious information

[@KarenHall-zp1qs]

Can you find an Algonquin Bible for me? Karen Hall Cultural Dance KZbin

[@haliejane.a4064]

Let's not forget that he also colonized these indigenous peoples and the results of King Philips war.

[@craigpodgurski4253]

He didn't colonize them he converted them which is why most new england Indians are still here it was a convert or die he helped sorta and the war happened because the English kept taking more and more land from the different tribes in the area