Four ways to read
Printing every translated book is not always possible, so the project publishes its work here as well. Checked and unchecked drafts alike are available, so the community can read the translation and respond to it.
Read in the browser
Every translated chapter, set in the Kom orthography, readable on a phone without downloading anything. Verses link directly, so a passage can be shared as it is.
Typeset PDFs
The books as they are laid out for print. Useful offline, and for churches that print their own copies.
- GenesisŊwàʼlɨ̀ Nzɨ̀tɨDownload Genesis as PDF
- ExodusŊwàʼlɨ̀ ExodusDownload Exodus as PDF
- LeviticusIfu i nyoʼnɨ-iDownload Leviticus as PDF
- JoshuaŊwàʼlɨ̀ JoshwàDownload Joshua as PDF
- JudgesŊwàʼlɨ̀ Ghelɨ ghɨ TisɨnɨDownload Judges as PDF
- RuthLûtDownload Ruth as PDF
- 1 SamuelŊwàʼlɨ̀ 1 SamwèlDownload 1 Samuel as PDF
- 2 SamuelŊwàʼlɨ̀ 2 SamwèlDownload 2 Samuel as PDF
- NehemiahNèhèmayàDownload Nehemiah as PDF
- JonahŊwàʼlɨ̀ JonaDownload Jonah as PDF
The Kom Bible app
An Android app carrying the translated Old Testament books, which works without a connection once installed. It has a light and a dark mode, adjustable text size, bookmarks and search.
The app is not finished and is published for testing. It is not on the Play Store, so Android will ask you to confirm the install.
Printed and bound
Ruth and Jonah have been published in print. The Kom New Testament, completed in 2004, was printed in five thousand copies, nearly all of which have been distributed.
The Kom cultural diary, published every year since 2020, carries memory verses from the translated books.
For printed copies, get in touch with the team.