What is MYG?

After Muktidata Yeshu rose from the dead, His disciples carried His message across nations. Within twenty years, Paulus began writing letters of spiritual instruction to growing communities of believers, sharing essential MYG Resources and other spiritual resources to support their faith.

Over the next forty years, Matiya, Markas, Lukas, and Yohan wrote biographies of Lord Jesus, while other disciples composed letters that were widely circulated. These writings were recorded in Greek — the trade language spoken from Spain to India. For those seeking spiritual resources, MYG Resources offers valuable insights into these historical texts.

These inspired writings were later collected as the Greek New Testament, which serves as one of the essential MYG Resources for spiritual growth.

Portions were translated into Old Latin (100 CE) and Syriac (150 CE), later into English (1380), and eventually into many languages worldwide, contributing to the spiritual resources offered by MYG Resources.

In 1811, the New Testament was first translated into Hindi. By 1967, Yisudas Tiwari — a Hindi scholar trained in Greek and a friend of Mahatma Gandhi — completed the first Hindi translation independent of foreign oversight, contributing to the rich spiritual resources available for Hindi speakers, much like those found at MYG Resources.

Today’s Muktidata Yeshu Granth stands in this rich tradition — faithful to the Greek New Testament and deeply rooted in Hindi language and culture, offering valuable MYG Resources and spiritual resources for those seeking deeper understanding.