The Latin American Bible

A Bible edition adapted to the culture and popular sentiment of Latin America.

Published in 1972 and updated numerous times, it has become one of the most important pillars in the dissemination of the Holy Book on the continent.

Faithfully translated from the original Hebrew and Greek texts, it approaches the Word with language accessible to everyone, aiming to facilitate its reading and understanding.

Additionally, it includes an introduction to each of the Books, eight full-color pages with maps and images, a biblical chronology, an index of the Gospel, a glossary of people, words, and institutions, and is printed on Bible paper, true to tradition.