Icelandic Bible
Sakarias Ingolfsson
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The Icelandic language got its first Bible translation already in Reformation times. It has since appeared in several retranslations and revisions. The most recent one is from 2007, and the one before from 1981. These are the two currently being used, although the former probably holds a virtual monopoly. I would love to see it in Logos, being Icelandic myself.
The current 2007 version is available through the DBL library, which Faithlife holds a library card to. The last revision, from 1981, should be available there as well. Please contact the Icelandic bible society for negotiating the license: hib@biblian.is.
The current 2007 version is available through the DBL library, which Faithlife holds a library card to. The last revision, from 1981, should be available there as well. Please contact the Icelandic bible society for negotiating the license: hib@biblian.is.
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