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The New Testament in Tunisian Arabic (dérja) is a clear and faithful translation of the Scriptures into the everyday language spoken in Tunisia. It presents the life, teachings, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ in a natural and easy-to-understand style, making God's Word more accessible to today's readers.

The New Testament in Tunisian Arabic (dérja) is a clear and faithful translation of the Scriptures into the everyday language spoken in Tunisia. It presents the life, teachings, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ in a natural and easy-to-understand style, making God's Word more accessible to today's readers.

هي نسخة مدمجة وسهلة الحمل من العهد الجديد، صُممت لتتيح للقارئ الاحتفاظ بكتابات العهد الجديد معه في حياته اليومية. وتتناول تاريخ الكنيسة وتعاليم الرسل، في صيغة عملية ومناسبة للقراءة الشخصية.

هي نسخة مدمجة وسهلة الحمل من العهد الجديد، صُممت لتتيح للقارئ الاحتفاظ بكتابات العهد الجديد معه في حياته اليومية. وتتناول تاريخ الكنيسة وتعاليم الرسل، في صيغة عملية ومناسبة للقراءة الشخصية.

Arrivé devant les portes du paradis, vous attendez. Une voix se fait entendre : "Pourquoi devrait-on vous laisser entrer?" Qu'allez-vous bien pouvoir repondre?

في زحمة الأيام، حين يثقل القلب وتشحّ الكلمات، يبقى الله ملاذًا لا يغلق بابه. يقدّم لك هذا الكتاب 365 صلاة ترافقك في كلّ صباح ومساء، وتردّك إلى حضن النعمة كلّما ابتعدت. دع هذه الصلوات تكون نبض قلبك اليوميّ، لتجد في كل يوم فرصة جديدة تقول فيها: "وجهك يا رب أطلب".

The Book of Genesis recounts the story of humanity from the moment God—Exalted be He—brought all things into existence from nothing, the day He said, "Be," and it was. It tells of our first parents, Adam and Eve; of the sweetness of communion with God; and of the anguish of the disobedience that devastated the entire world—from their own small family down to the present day. In this book, we read about men and women and God’s journey with them, as well as the great patriarchs of the Old Testament—such as Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob—and the details of their lives, with all their joys and sorrows.

No book of the Bible has faced as much criticism as Genesis; it has been subjected to fierce attacks. Critics often dismiss its narratives as borrowings from ancient Near Eastern myths or attribute the text to various ancient religious "sources." Yet, such opposition is hardly surprising; for if the foundation is shaken and crumbles, the entire structure collapses.

This academic exegetical series fills a significant void in the Arabic theological library, offering the reader serious, scholarly studies of the Word of God. It also presents a new translation of the sacred text, prepared by specialized scholars. The series also explains the cultural, historical, and theological background of each book, offering a sound exposition and interpretation while connecting the Holy Scripture to contemporary life. The goal of the scholars contributing to this valuable series is to make the Word of God understandable and meaningful to the lives of God’s people—here and now—just as it was in the past.