For Reinaldo Chimborazo, translating the Bible into his native Quichua language began as just a paycheck. "I came to work on the translation 10 years ago just to have a job and make some money," he says. "After a few years, it began to serve as a mirror for me. I could see myself as an Indian, my history and my culture, and see it in the light of what Scripture has to say."
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