Iranian Muslim meets Jesus, and his whole family gets saved

[Loki]

Amazing testimony!

[Marmara]

They speak Turkish, so they must be living in Turkey.

Many Iranians living in Turkey have converted to Evangelical Christianity by American missionaries.

[Loki]

They speak Turkish, so they must be living in Turkey.

Many Iranians living in Turkey have converted to Evangelical Christianity by American missionaries.

Oh, you can understand what he's saying?

[Marmara]

Oh, you can understand what he's saying?

Yes i can, he speaks Turkish (but not fluent)

[Loki]

Yes i can, he speaks Turkish (but not fluent)

The interpreter looks northern European or something.

[Marmara]

The interpreter looks northern European or something.

Her Turkish is better but she also has slight accent, i think she is American.

[Loki]

Her Turkish is better but she also has slight accent, i think she is American.

No I think she's Danish. The maker of this video (the preacher who did the baptism) is from Denmark.

[Marmara]

No I think she's Danish. The maker of this video (the preacher who did the baptism) is from Denmark.

Could be, i don't know, but i liked that they translate God to Tanrı, which is the Turkish word for God but no religious person in Turkey (Muslim or Christian) uses this word to refer God. Native Christians (Armenians, Assyrians, Greeks) call it Rab (Arabic loanword, meaning Creator) instead.

[Loki]

Could be, i don't know, but i liked that they translate God to Tanrı, which is the Turkish word for God but no religious person in Turkey (Muslim or Christian) uses this word to refer God. Native Christians (Armenians, Assyrians, Greeks) call it Rab (Arabic loanword, meaning Creator) instead.

That's interesting.