Muskokee (or Creek) Version Of The Scriptures The Muskokee is spoken by the Creek Indians, who possess in their vernacular the gospels of Matthew and John, the epistles of John, James, Titus, and Ephesians — all published since 1868 by the American Bible Society. In 1879 the printing of the Acts of the Apostles was commenced at the New York Bible House. (B.P.)
Muskokee (or Creek) Version of the Scriptures
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