The Coptic Version of the Bible is an early translation of the scriptures into the Coptic language, which is derived from ancient Egyptian. It is significant for its historical, theological, and linguistic contributions, offering insights into early Christianity in Egypt and the development of Christian texts.
The Coptic Bible comprises both the Old Testament and the New Testament, with some books having distinct translations. The Coptic Orthodox Church often uses this version in its liturgy and religious practices, preserving its unique heritage.
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