Persian Bible

The Persian Bible refers to the translation of the Christian Bible into Persian (Farsi), the language spoken in Iran and surrounding regions. It makes the Christian scriptures accessible to Persian-speaking communities, preserving the texts' original messages while presenting them in a culturally and linguistically relevant way. These translations help believers understand biblical teachings and enable outreach efforts. The Persian Bible includes both the Old and New Testaments, and various versions exist, reflecting different translation philosophies and denominational preferences. Overall, it serves as a vital resource for faith, study, and spiritual growth among Persian speakers.