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Nick at 14:21, 9 August 2016

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	In 1906, Andrew VanderWagen translated the Gospel according to Mark. In the 1930s and 1940s, [[Wycliffe Bible Translators]] Carroll Whitener translated the Gospel according to John, as well as a few other portions of Scripture, with the help of Rev. George Yff and Rex Natewa.		In [[1906 AD\|1906]], Andrew VanderWagen translated the Gospel according to Mark. In the 1930s and 1940s, [[Wycliffe Bible Translators]] Carroll Whitener translated the Gospel according to John, as well as a few other portions of Scripture, with the help of Rev. George Yff and Rex Natewa.

	After extensive study of the [[Zuñi language]], and massive recordings of their folklore, and after creating a writing system that worked for their language, Curtis Cook translated the gospel of Mark (published in 1970) and Acts into the Zuñi language.<sup>[1]</sup> Cook's chief language helper was Lorenzo Chavez<sup>[2]</sup>		After extensive study of the [[Zuñi language]], and massive recordings of their folklore, and after creating a writing system that worked for their language, Curtis Cook translated the gospel of Mark (published in 1970) and Acts into the Zuñi language.<sup>[1]</sup> Cook's chief language helper was Lorenzo Chavez<sup>[2]</sup>

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	*[http://benawekokshi.googlepages.com Zuni Bible Online]		*[http://benawekokshi.googlepages.com Zuni Bible Online]

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Nick at 21:00, 22 July 2012

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	In 1906, Andrew VanderWagen translated the Gospel according to Mark. In the 1930s and 1940s, [[Wycliffe Bible Translators]] Carroll Whitener translated the Gospel according to John, as well as a few other portions of Scripture, with the help of Rev. George Yff and Rex Natewa.		In 1906, Andrew VanderWagen translated the Gospel according to Mark. In the 1930s and 1940s, [[Wycliffe Bible Translators]] Carroll Whitener translated the Gospel according to John, as well as a few other portions of Scripture, with the help of Rev. George Yff and Rex Natewa.

	After extensive study of the [[Zuñi language]], and massive recordings of their folklore, and after creating a writing system that worked for their language, Curtis Cook translated the gospel of Mark (published in 1970) and Acts into the Zuñi language.<~~ref~~>[~~http://story.arizonaherald.com/p.x/ct/9/id/86e981acd40b0ee7/cid/085cec8e58ce1f5a/ Deseret Morning News \| Arizona man helps preserve Zuni language<!-- Bot generated title -->~~]</~~ref~~> Cook's chief language helper was Lorenzo Chavez<sup>[1]</sup>		After extensive study of the [[Zuñi language]], and massive recordings of their folklore, and after creating a writing system that worked for their language, Curtis Cook translated the gospel of Mark (published in 1970) and Acts into the Zuñi language.<sup>[1]</sup> Cook's chief language helper was Lorenzo Chavez<sup>[2]</sup>

	==References==		==References==
			* 1. [http://story.arizonaherald.com/p.x/ct/9/id/86e981acd40b0ee7/cid/085cec8e58ce1f5a/ Deseret Morning News - Arizona man helps preserve Zuni language]
	* 1. [http://www.strategicnetwork.org/index.php?loc=kb&view=v&id=17201&fto=2786& NSM KnowledgeBase - #17201 - Recollections of Twenty Years in Zuni, New Mexico - Part XII: Zuni Language]		* 2. [http://www.strategicnetwork.org/index.php?loc=kb&view=v&id=17201&fto=2786& NSM KnowledgeBase - #17201 - Recollections of Twenty Years in Zuni, New Mexico - Part XII: Zuni Language]

	==External Links==		==External Links==

	*[http://benawekokshi.googlepages.com Zuni Bible Online]		*[http://benawekokshi.googlepages.com Zuni Bible Online]

Nick at 20:59, 22 July 2012

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	In 1906, Andrew VanderWagen translated the Gospel according to Mark. In the 1930s and 1940s, [[Wycliffe Bible Translators]] Carroll Whitener translated the Gospel according to John, as well as a few other portions of Scripture, with the help of Rev. George Yff and Rex Natewa.		In 1906, Andrew VanderWagen translated the Gospel according to Mark. In the 1930s and 1940s, [[Wycliffe Bible Translators]] Carroll Whitener translated the Gospel according to John, as well as a few other portions of Scripture, with the help of Rev. George Yff and Rex Natewa.

	After extensive study of the [[Zuñi language]], and massive recordings of their folklore, and after creating a writing system that worked for their language, Curtis Cook translated the gospel of Mark (published in 1970) and Acts into the Zuñi language.<ref>[http://story.arizonaherald.com/p.x/ct/9/id/86e981acd40b0ee7/cid/085cec8e58ce1f5a/ Deseret Morning News \| Arizona man helps preserve Zuni language<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> Cook's chief language helper was Lorenzo Chavez<~~ref~~>[http://www.strategicnetwork.org/index.php?loc=kb&view=v&id=17201&fto=2786& NSM KnowledgeBase - #17201 - Recollections of Twenty Years in Zuni, New Mexico - Part XII: Zuni Language~~<!-- Bot generated title -->~~]~~</ref>~~		After extensive study of the [[Zuñi language]], and massive recordings of their folklore, and after creating a writing system that worked for their language, Curtis Cook translated the gospel of Mark (published in 1970) and Acts into the Zuñi language.<ref>[http://story.arizonaherald.com/p.x/ct/9/id/86e981acd40b0ee7/cid/085cec8e58ce1f5a/ Deseret Morning News \| Arizona man helps preserve Zuni language<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> Cook's chief language helper was Lorenzo Chavez<sup>[1]</sup>

			==References==

			* 1. [http://www.strategicnetwork.org/index.php?loc=kb&view=v&id=17201&fto=2786& NSM KnowledgeBase - #17201 - Recollections of Twenty Years in Zuni, New Mexico - Part XII: Zuni Language]

			==External Links==

	*[http://benawekokshi.googlepages.com Zuni Bible Online]		*[http://benawekokshi.googlepages.com Zuni Bible Online]

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In 1906, Andrew VanderWagen translated the Gospel according to Mark. In the 1930s and 1940s, [[Wycliffe Bible Translators]] Carroll Whitener translated the Gospel according to John, as well as a few other portions of Scripture, with the help of Rev. George Yff and Rex Natewa.

After extensive study of the [[Zuñi language]], and massive recordings of their folklore, and after creating a writing system that worked for their language, Curtis Cook translated the gospel of Mark (published in 1970) and Acts into the Zuñi language.<ref>[http://story.arizonaherald.com/p.x/ct/9/id/86e981acd40b0ee7/cid/085cec8e58ce1f5a/ Deseret Morning News | Arizona man helps preserve Zuni language]</ref> Cook's chief language helper was Lorenzo Chavez<ref>[http://www.strategicnetwork.org/index.php?loc=kb&view=v&id=17201&fto=2786& NSM KnowledgeBase - #17201 - Recollections of Twenty Years in Zuni, New Mexico - Part XII: Zuni Language]</ref>
*[http://benawekokshi.googlepages.com Zuni Bible Online]