New Orthodox Study Bible

[SolaGratia]

Any Thoughts (Link Below)?

Features Include:


Old Testament newly translated from the Greek text of the Septuagint, including the Deuterocanon
New Testament from the New King James Version
Commentary drawn from the early Church Christians
Easy-to-Locate liturgical readings
Book Introductions and Outlines
Subject Index
Full-color Icons
Full-color Maps


Link: Thomas Nelson —  The Orthodox Study Bible – Jacketed Hardcover

 

[JM]

I'll probably buy one.

 

[etexas]

I think I will convert so I can use this new Tommy Nelson product in good faith!

 

[Davidius]

Looks neat! I know that I am personally quite ignorant about the early Church fathers' thought.

 

[AV1611]

I'll probably buy one.

Are you turning EO on us?

 

[JM]

It took me a good year in a Baptist Church before I lost the urge to cross myself, I know better then to return to idolitary.
j

 

[Jimmy the Greek]

Good for them. We've done it enough ourselves, now they have one with their own emphasis. I don't know how anyone could knock it in light of everything else that's out there. Much of my mother's side of the family is nominally Greek Orthodox.

 

[Backwoods Presbyterian]

If you want to know in a more systematized way what the early church thought I highly recommend IVP's commentary series Ancient Christian Commentary on the Scriptures.

 

[caddy]

Orthodox Study Bible - Conciliar Press

 

[yeutter]

I discovered that 3 Kingdoms Chapt 3 [which cooresponds to 1 Kings Chapter 3] omits verse 1 in the Orthodox version.