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The Persian or Farsi Bible does not have a unique name, per se. The Farsi writing on the cover of most editions translates essentially to, "The Word of God," or the "Holy Word of God," which in modern parlance could be taken to mean "The Bible," or the "Holy Bible." It is a basically a Catholic Bible written in the Farsi language; and it is not incorrect to refer to it simply as the Persian or Farsi Bible.
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The Persian Bible is commonly known as the "Bibelen Farsi" or the "Farsi New Testament." It is a translation of The Bible into the Persian language (Farsi) and is used by Persian-speaking Christians and churches.
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