The Fiery Furnace
Outline: Story of three Hebrew children and the furnace, with application. May not be recommended for use now because of political implications.
| Script Number: | 029 |
| Language: | English |
| Theme: | Witnessing |
| Audience: | New Christian |
| Style: | Monolog |
| Genre: | Bible Story |
| Sophistication: | General |
| Purpose: | Teaching |
| Bible Quotation: | Direct |
This script is a basic guideline for translation and recording in other languages. It should be adapted to different cultures and languages to make it relevant to each area where it is used. Some terms and concepts used may need a fuller explanation or even be omitted in different cultures.
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Recordings of this script
GRN has recorded a version of this script in 60 languages and dialects:
Bhojpuri: Don; Bhunjari; Bodo: Kachari; Chontal, Oaxaca de la Costa; Chuj: San Sebastian Coatan; Criolo: Cabo Verde; Cuyonon; Gourma: Central; Guarayo: Bolivia; Gujarati; Inupiatun, Northwest Alaska; Ivatan; Jingpho: Dulong; Jumleli; Kekchi; Kera; Khamti; Khassonke; Kim; Koma: Tanzania; Kono: Sierra Leone; Korku: Ramekhera; Kuria; Kuy; Lawa: Kawng Lawi; Mafa: Roua; Maraka; Mbaye; Monkole; Mu Bomu; Nase Yuwe; Nepali: Kathmandu; Nepali: Kathmandu; Nepali: Kathmandu; Nkonya; Paiute, Northern; Pila; Podoko; Poqomam: Central; Poqomam: Sureno; Portuguese: Brasil; Quechua, Ayacucho; Quechua, Huanuco; Rawang; Sabanero; Sama: Obian; Senoufo, Supyire; Songhai, Tombouctou; Tagouana; Tamang: Western; Tojolabal; Trinitario; Visayan: Aklanon; Visayan: Tablas; Wataweet; Yagua; Yuracare; Zanaki; Zapoteco, Sierra de Juarez; Zapotec, Villa Alta;

