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Shepherds Books specializes in distributing Bibles and Christian literature across the United States. Our mission is to make Christian teachings and God's message of love accessible to everyone. To support this goal, we offer affordable German Bibles for easy purchase.

Our extensive catalog goes beyond German-language materials. We provide a diverse selection of books, Bibles, and DVDs in numerous languages, including but not limited to English, Afrikaans, French, Turkish, Polish, and Romanian.

Whether you're a bookstore seeking a dependable supplier of Christian literature in German, searching for a German Bible or book as a gift, or exploring Christianity for personal growth, Shepherds Books is your ideal destination. Our inventory features hundreds of Christian books and Bibles in German and various other languages.

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German Books & Bibles FAQ

Although we don’t have a formal wholesale ordering system, we’re more than happy to fulfill your order, whether it’s for just one or 500 German books or Bibles!

We charge affordable shipping costs to cover the cost of transport.

Delivery times typically range from 6 to 12 business days, though this can vary based on factors like the type of book, the language selected, and its availability.

Shepherds Books is an online platform dedicated to providing access to Bibles and Christian literature in German and many other languages. Here are the key features:

Diverse Product Range: In addition to Bibles, the website features a variety of Christian books and resources aimed at spreading the message of Jesus. 

Free Bible Offer: New users can receive their first Bible for free by using the code "freebible" at checkout, applicable for orders up to $20.

Multilingual Selection: The site offers Bibles in over 12 languages, including Arabic, Turkish, Russian, Azeri, Bengali, Farsi, and Urdu.

There are many great online resources available, like the Jesus Film Project, Bible.is, and more, but if you have specific questions or need additional guidance, we're here for you! Feel free to contact us, and we'll be happy to assist you directly.

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An Overview of Christianity and the German Language

Christianity has played a significant role in German history since the 8th century when Charlemagne forcibly converted the Saxons. The Protestant Reformation, initiated by German monk Martin Luther in 1517, profoundly shaped both German culture and global Christianity. Luther's translation of the Bible into vernacular German in 1534 was a pivotal moment, standardizing the German language and making scripture accessible to common people. This translation, known as the Luther Bible, greatly influenced the development of modern High German.

German Christians have made substantial contributions to theology and biblical scholarship. Notable figures include Friedrich Schleiermacher, often called the "father of modern Protestant theology," and Rudolf Bultmann, known for his program of demythologizing the New Testament. The German Pietist movement of the 17th and 18th centuries emphasized personal piety and practical Christianity, influencing global evangelical movements. Today, while Germany is increasingly secular, it remains home to significant Catholic and Protestant populations, as well as being the birthplace of denominations like the Lutheran Church.