‘Emoji Bible’ spreads ‘Good News’ to millennials
The Bible… translated w/ Emojis! pic.twitter.com/3OsT7Nr8iD
— Bible Emoji (@BibleEmoji) May 29, 2016
Millennia after the earth, sea, and heavens were formed with Almighty hands, an Emoji Bible was created.
The Bible, the eternal library of Christian books and scriptures, has undergone a trendy makeover to suit the millennial generation.
Behold the Emoji Bible – it interprets all 66 books of the King James Version Bible with Unicode emoji icons and commonly-used internet slang and jargons.
SCREENGRAB from Bible Emoji website
Gospel of mark 1:11
&there came a voice from ✨✨✨, 💬, thou art my be😍 son, in whom i am well pleased.
— Bible Emoji (@BibleEmoji) May 30, 2016
John 3 16 4 😇 so 😍 the 🌎, that he gave his only begotten son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have ∞ life. — Bible Emoji (@BibleEmoji) May 30, 2016
& jesus 💬 unto them, come ye after me, & i will make u
2 become 🐟ers of men.📖 of mark 1:17
— Bible Emoji (@BibleEmoji) May 29, 2016
Citing reports by the Huffington Post and The Guardian, the anonymous creator of the innovative Emoji Bible, with the subtitle “Scripture 4 Millennials” used translation engine Lingo Jam to automatically and easefully translate all 66 books of the Bible. Also, an ‘in-translator’ website and a Twitter account were created to effectively spread the good news to online platforms.
“I’d tweet out the rough draft, get feedback from the Twitter community, then revise my program, ” the creator explained in an interview with Huffington Post. It took him six months to incessantly substitute 80 emojis with 200 words from the Bible.
now as he 👣ed by the 🌊🌊 of galilee, he 👀 simon & andrew
his brother casting a net into the 🌊🌊: 4 they were 🐟ers.— Bible Emoji (@BibleEmoji) May 28, 2016
The e-book consists of 3,300 pages and is currently sold on iBooks in the United States for $2.99 (PhP 140). Gianna Francesca Catolico
