As a missionary in Japan, it would be really nice if we had the most commonly used translation in Japan. There are no Japanese translations available, even one preferably the one listed in the Title would be great!
Update: It shouldn't be much longer! We should have this Bible in Logos in the first half of 2025.
The translation is now available for pre-order here! We hope to be able to produce it soon, but every pre-order helps! https://www.logos.com/product/391207/sheng-shu-xin-gai-yi-2017-new-japanese-bible
Thank you, Ben!
Mit Furigana oder ohne?
A-Bible hat sie mit Furigana https://www.abiblesoftware.com/abible/featurese.html
I`m a missionary in Japan. I saw about the pre-order SHinkayaku 2017, it's amazing. But I have a question, what's about the time for production? Because I made my pre-order but THERE IS NO TIME ESTIMATE. Its about 6 months, 1 year, 2 years… I would to know if is possible.
Lucas, the Bible is currently in production. In most cases, this would mean that the Bible will be published in a matter of months. We hesitate to commit specific dates because we sometimes come across delaying factors during production. With Bibles, in particular, there is often the complexity of verse maps, which we'll only learn about during production. This is what happened with Shinkaiyaku 2017. Since we don't have this version's exact verse map in our system yet, we need to create it and add support for it into Logos's code. This can sometimes add several months to the schedule.
Thank you for your answer. I`m very excited for this!
This is a great resource to have! If possible could you please add the furigana above the kanji? That would be a great help. Thanks.
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