(One drop at a time.) My journal entries about offering copies of the Book of Mormon, the Bible, and other LDS church books, mainly to immigrants in their native language, mainly in Indianapolis, Indiana. With 106 translations, the Book of Mormon (along with the Bible) is a good "Rosetta Stone" for learning English or other languages, in addition to being a missionary tool.
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Thursday, November 24, 2005
Moment #493. Arabic. Thurs, Nov 24, 2005.
11/24/2005. A friend invited me to his family's Thanksgiving feast. There was a large turnout from his extended family. One of his in-laws is from the Middle East. He expressed interest in seeing the Arabic Book of Mormon, so I brought one in and showed it to him, along with an Arabic/English New Testament. He accepted them, but confessed that his Arabic reading skills were very rusty. I suggested he could pass them on to others, and he indicated he would probably do that after reading what he could. His wife gave an approving-type smile when she saw us talking. Later I saw his young son flipping through the New Testament.
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