Booklets – Myanmar

Archive of all Booklets with Myanmar/Burmese translation

Booklet: Scriptural Instruction on the Ministry (Burmese Language)

Jan 28th, 2021

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A Burmese language translation of the booklet (for Myanmar/Burmese speaking brethren around the world).

View, Download and Print here: Booklet: Scriptural Instruction on the Ministry (Burmese Language) Original English Language by Vince Szymkowiak, translated by Mrs. AhJar

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Booklet: Observing the Passover Alone or With Your Family (Burmese Language)

Mar 27th, 2018

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A Burmese language translation of the booklet (for Myanmar/Burmese speaking brethren around the world).

View, Download and Print here: Booklet: Observing the Passover Alone or With Your Family (Burmese Language)

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Booklet: Meaning of the Feast of Tabernacles (Burmese Language)

Sep 28th, 2017

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A Burmese language translation of the booklet (for Myanmar/Burmese speaking brethren around the world).

View, Download and Print here: Booklet: Meaning of the Feast of Tabernacles (Burmese Language)

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Booklet: The Deep Meaning of Yom Kippur – The Day of Atonement (Burmese Language)

Sep 1st, 2017

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A Burmese language translation of the booklet (for Myanmar/Burmese speaking brethren around the world).

View, Download and Print here: Booklet: The Deep Meaning of Yom Kippur – The Day of Atonement (Burmese Language)

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Booklet: Why We Should Keep the Feast of Trumpets (Burmese Language)

Aug 26th, 2017

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A Burmese language translation of the booklet (for Myanmar/Burmese speaking brethren around the world).

View, Download and Print here: Booklet: Why We Should Keep the Feast of Trumpets (Burmese Language)

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Booklets – Myanmar

Booklet: Scriptural Instruction on the Ministry (Burmese Language)

Booklet: Observing the Passover Alone or With Your Family (Burmese Language)

Booklet: Meaning of the Feast of Tabernacles (Burmese Language)

Booklet: The Deep Meaning of Yom Kippur – The Day of Atonement (Burmese Language)

Booklet: Why We Should Keep the Feast of Trumpets (Burmese Language)

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