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Ownltqn Gu E BRITISH AND FORE IGN BIBLE SOCIE TY TH I S Societ was forme d on March 7 1 804 with y , , the sol e object of c irc ul ating the W ord of God thro u hout the worl d . Since the n ab ove t o un g , w h dred and thirt mil l ions of Bibl es Testaments a nd y , , Portions have been issued by it in four hundre d a nd - thirty two l anguages and dial ects . Many of these ha not revi ousl been reduced to writin n this d p y g. I work the Society has be en aided by al most al l sections ’ of Christ s hurch b the l eaders and friend o f C , y s Christian ente r rise and missions a nd b chol ars p , y s a nd hil ol o ists forei n as wel l as B ritish p g , g . l f th rl d ave fel t its in n I t Al parts o e wo h flue ce . has a ents c ol orte urs and de ots in most c ountrie s g , p p of the orl d I t s the handm aid of l P o testant w . i a l r Missionary Societies among the distant nations of the e e n r i arth. I ts own work ext ds to egions wh ch they d o not reach . At home school s and hos ital s risons and refor , p , p matories rail wa - station s and hotel s the arm and the , y , y nav the oor and the bl ind are su l ie d with the H ol y, p , pp y Scri tures ar s nc Publ ic and p l gel y through it age y. social m ovem e nts int ernational exhibitions emi ra , , g tions wars fi res floods and the l ike a re re arde d as , , , , , g ’ so many Opportunities to introduce Go d s W ord into new channel s and l et it S eak t o fresh hearts p . ‘ W herever it oes a nd in whate er ersion the g v v , Bibl e c an stil l awaken the c onscience and purify the l ife . For through it the Al mighty Spirit reveal s that messa e of Divine i enl i hte n the mind g L ove wh ch g s , “ touche s the he a rt c urbs the assions and makes wise , p , unto sal vation through faith whic h is in Christ Je sus The c al l is urgent t o Speed its e rrand by voic e and effort b if are stil l ts a nd ra ers . 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