Languages with Wilf
Wilfred SteptoBible Translation and Commentary
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Proverbs 15:31-3
Yeri belongs to the Torricelli language family, and you can read a full introduction here:
If you are so interested, you can peruse the rest of the series by going to the homepage. Otherwise, on with the show.
I must warn you that the App...
Proverbs 15: 26-30
It was here that I explained the importance of this picture:
A link to the first part of this series will be hidden within the article, if you missed it.
Sources:
Wilson, Jennifer, A Grammar of Yeri: a Torricelli language of Papua New Gu...
Proverbs 15:21-5
You can read the language introduction here:
Now, you must read on to discover the importance of this picture
Sources:
Wilson, Jennifer, A Grammar of Yeri: a Torricelli language of Papua New Guinea (Buffalo: New York State University 201...
Proverbs 15:16-20
I introduced the language here:
I will explain my inclusion of William Holman Hunt’s The Light of the World in a future post.
Sources:
Wilson, Jennifer, A Grammar of Yeri: a Torricelli language of Papua New Guinea (Buffalo: New York Stat...
Proverbs 15:11-5
You can read my introduction to the language here:
Here is the previous newsletter:
I will explain my inclusion of William Holman Hunt’s The Light of the World later.
Sources:
Wilson, Jennifer, A Grammar of Yeri: a Torricelli language o...
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