This edition of the New Testament is the first portion of the Holy Scriptures ever translated in the Neasu language. A new Romanized script was specially devised as the Neasu language was previously only oral. The Neasu (Yi nationality) who number about 500,000 people share the same area in Western Guizhou as the Ahmao people (Miao nationality). While the embrace of the Christian faith by the Ahmao people was publicized 100 years ago, little is known about the Neasu people who also converted in large numbers. The only difference between both groups is that no portion of the Scriptures was translated into the Neasu language … until 2018, one century after the Ahmao New Testament appeared. This version is a text and audio web application and can be accessed under http://www.rflr-bible.org/neasu/new-testament/.
