The Korean Bible is the translation of the Holy Scriptures into Korean, making the Christian faith more accessible to millions of Korean speakers. The first attempts to translate the Bible into Korean began in the 19th century, marking a major milestone in bringing God’s Word to the Korean people.

In 1887, the first complete Korean Bible was published by John Ross, a Scottish missionary, who worked alongside Korean translators to complete both the Old and New Testaments. This translation became a turning point in spreading Christianity across Korea.

The Korean Bible translation is more than just words on a page—it captures the emotions, depth, and cultural meaning of the Scriptures. Over the years, it has been updated multiple times to reflect modern language, ensuring it remains meaningful for younger generations.

For the Korean people, the Bible in Korean represents not only faith but also a strong connection to heritage, culture, and tradition. Today, the Korean Bible continues to inspire, guide, and touch the hearts of millions of believers.