. >> bob kreeson is with the of wycliffe usa. bob, why did wycliffe decide to change the language in the arabic language and talk about the decision making process? >> i am assuming we are referring to the true meaning of christ. these are important issues in how the defined terms are being translated. we are interested in accuracy. it all comes back to this eternal word of god in the past from john 1:1, eternity future, revelation 14:6, every tongue, tribe and nation can be before the throne before god. accuracy is important and that is what this debate is about. >> haven't there been arabic versions for years? >> if you do a google search, there is a number of different kinds. issue comes back to accuracy and how we communicate the truths of the gospel so people understand the gospel message in a way they can relate best. >> what has your experience been to muslims when you explain the trinity, for example? >> you want to make sure these terms are communicated accurately. when people hear the term son of god, god the father had

this work is close to the heart of wycliffe usa president bob kreeson. nearly 10 years, bob and wife dallas served as missionaries. it has changed dramatically in the last 20 years. george schultz helps train cameroonians in bible translation. >> i think it gives them a great sense of pride and ownership. >> wycliffe teams up with the cameroonian associaton. bible translation is part of the story. >> most of the languages are the languages that have never been reached before. never had one book in their language. >> so when we start to work in a language, we send a linguist, come up with an alphabet and writing system and do books to help the people and how to read and write the language. >> here they are translating the bible and working on the book of revelation or apocalypse in tunen. >> technology has been another translator. here they use a portable satellite. this helps ensure biblical accuracy. it has led to transmitting in addition to read thing scriptures, people are listening through the program, faith comes by hearing. >> in africa, people pref