Over 900 different languanges (Truth)

Revised New World Translation Released in Japanese:
Now we publish in all or part in over 900  different language's!

On Saturday, April 13, 2019, Brother Stephen Lett of the Governing Body released the revised Japanese-language edition of the New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures. The revision was released during a special meeting held at the Noevir Stadium Kobe in Kobe, Japan, with 20,868 in attendance. The program was livestreamed to eight Assembly Halls and many Kingdom Halls in the branch territory. Later that day and the next day, a video recording of the meeting was shown at Kingdom Halls for those who were not tied in to the original program. A grand total of 220,491 were able to enjoy the special meeting over the weekend.  The Noevir Stadium Kobe.

We rejoice with the over 2,950 Japanese-language congregations, groups, and pregroups worldwide that now have the revised New World Translation, a powerful gift from Jehovah for personal study and for use in the ministry.—Hebrews 4:12.  The New World Translation has a history in Japan that goes back 45 years. In 1973, Brother Lyman Swingle, who served on the Governing Body, released the Japanese-language New World Translation of the Christian Greek Scriptures at the “Divine Victory” International Assembly in Osaka, Japan. During the nine years following its release, 1,140,000 copies were distributed, approximately 75 times more than the number of publishers in Japan at the time. In 1982, the complete New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures was released, with printing and binding done in Japan. Now, with the release of the revised Japanese-language edition, the year 2019 marks another milestone for Bible translation by Jehovah’s people in Japan.

PHILIPPINES
Jeho vah’s Witnesses Release the New World Translation in Three Languages in the Philippines At special events held during January 2019, Brother Mark Sanderson, a member of the Governing Body, released the Bible in Cebuano, Tagalog, and Waray-Waray. The Cebuano edition was released at the Hoops Dome in Lapu-Lapu City on January 12. The following day, the Waray-Waray edition was distributed at the Leyte Academic Center in Palo, Leyte. On January 20, the Tagalog edition was released at the Metro Manila Assembly Hall in Quezon City. A family enjoys their new copy of the revised New World Translation in Cebuano.
Hundreds of Kingdom Halls were tied in to these programs, and over 163,000 copies of the New World Translation were distributed. Brother Dean Jacek, at the Philippines branch office, explains: “The Cebuano and Tagalog editions are revised versions of the New World Translation. Each took over three years to develop. The Waray-Waray language previously only had the Christian Greek Scriptures, so this is the first time readers can enjoy the complete New World Translation. This project took over five years to complete'. In the Philippines, over 60 percent of the population speaks Cebuano, Tagalog, or Waray-Waray. That number includes nearly 160,000 of our brothers and sisters, as well as over 197,000 Bible students. Additionally, there are tens of thousands of Filipinos who reside outside of the Philippines who will now be able to enjoy all the features of the New World Translation in these languages.
Sister Donica Jansuy, who attends a Tagalog congregation in the United States, said after downloading her new edition of the Bible: “The words in the revised Tagalog translation are so simple and clear, making it easier to grasp. The use of simple words helps us to feel like Jehovah is talking to us on a more personal level, making it easier for the Bible’s message to touch our hearts'. To date, Jehovah’s Witnesses have made the New World Translation available in whole or in part in 179 languages. We thank Jehovah for making clear translations of his Word available for our brothers and sisters and to those with whom they share the Bible’s message.—Acts 13:48.

''An Explosion of Delight' Revised New World Translation Released in Two Nigerian Languages. On January 12, 2019, our brothers in Nigeria hosted a special meeting at the Benin City Assembly Hall in Nigeria. During the event, Geoffrey Jackson, a member of the Governing Body, announced the release of the revised New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures in Isoko and Yoruba. A total of 60,672 people tied in to the program. Satellite locations included 106 Kingdom Halls and 9 Assembly Halls in Nigeria, as well as venues in the neighboring country of Benin. Brother Gad Edia at the Nigeria branch office reports: “It took three years and two months to complete the Isoko translation of the Bible, and three years and three months to translate the Yoruba edition.” He concludes: “In Nigeria, over 5,000 Witnesses speak Isoko and well over 50,000 speak and read Yoruba. When the brothers received their revised translations, one person described the audience’s reaction as an ‘explosion of delight.’ So we can say with confidence that the effort was well worth it'! We are thankful that o

Another scripture promise being implemented.


Regards.

Well done. Impressed!

As a matter of interest, all the prophecies have now been fulfilled.
I think the invasion of Libya was the last.. or there about was the last prophecy.