Good review, gypsy. My copy is from 1997 and it's holding up fine. It looks like Hendrickson redesigned the outside. The '97 copy doesn't have any crosses on the cover, the spine is black, and the boards are mostly red.
Thanks for showing this off. I think the only caveat is that there don't appear to be chapter numbers on the English side of the Bible. I would think that would make it tricky to navigate!
I want to know how to use the footnotes because I can’t find what the correlation is. I knew the one for Ecclesiastes 8:10 because I was looking for it specifically but I couldn’t find the Notation that brings you to the footnote
Great review. How much I would like to have a copy of that one specifically. The only problem is that they don't ship directly to us here in the Philippines. Been thinking how to get one of that Septaugint
I live in the Philippines and mine is being shipped to me from an Ebay seller. Naje an account on Ebay.ph. then you can order it. Or USA Ebay if you can do that.
@@williamjhunter5714 I had a friend order me the bibles including this one. He is staying in San Francisco. He bought it for me, sponsored it. When delivered to him, he had these shipped to me here in Manila. All five bibles, the great adventure bible, ancient faith csb, septuagint with apocrypha, greek patriarchal fathers bible (old and new) and the new catholic answers bible nabre.
@@gypsylane8723 that site sells it for about 100 dollars but on Amazon I got it for 40 bucks with free shipping with the 30 day free trial of amazon prime but thanks anyway
The Lord has provided us with many tools to diligently seek the face of him. It's always good to have books although I do like Blue letter bible online. It allows for both Greek & Hebrew meaning of the word. The Apocrypha's are a hidden gem. Thank you for sharing
Since there's not line matching going on between the Greek and English anyway, I wish they shrunk down the Greek a bit and enlarged the English. I've been debating between different Septuagints out there and in the end the older Brenton version seems to still be the best for both reading and study. Newer versions, like the LES, use "humans" instead of "men"....🙄 They say that's to be more "Greek-like" but I'm not so sure about that. It definitely irks me from an English perspective and what I'm used to reading in older Bibles like the KJV and Douay-Rheims. Also heard from others that know way much more than I do that there's other weirdness going on in these newer versions and we end up seeing this too in all these constant newer Bible versions as well. Pass. I'm staying with the Brenton.
Loved this review of the Septuagint with Apocrypha. Every library needs at least one of these. Thanks for sharing with us.
So true.
I have never looked at the Septuagint before. Thank you so much for this look.
It a good reference tool I've found.
Good review, gypsy. My copy is from 1997 and it's holding up fine. It looks like Hendrickson redesigned the outside. The '97 copy doesn't have any crosses on the cover, the spine is black, and the boards are mostly red.
R. Grant Jones thanks for your support,
Hi, your reviews are very helpful, is your 1997 a sewn binding or glued too?
@@williamjhunter5714 -- thanks. Mine appears to be glued; no evidence of sewing.
@@williamjhunter5714 mine's sewn.
I just bought the 1990s era edition and its sewn.
Great review sis... Love it💖
Thanks for showing this off. I think the only caveat is that there don't appear to be chapter numbers on the English side of the Bible. I would think that would make it tricky to navigate!
Funny, Love the satire, thanks !
I want to know how to use the footnotes because I can’t find what the correlation is. I knew the one for Ecclesiastes 8:10 because I was looking for it specifically but I couldn’t find the Notation that brings you to the footnote
I have a hard enough time understanding my own language 😂😁 I love the look of the Greek writings.
The right hand side has English. Your a card.
LXX Ralhfs Hanhart and APBP, can you describe comparation this sir?
hey do you know where I can find a German and French version of the Bible similar to the English NRSV with Apocrypha?
Try trinitarian bible society they print bibles in different lanuages
What English translation is on the side? KJV? KJV 1611? or other?
very interesting video would love one thank you
Great review. How much I would like to have a copy of that one specifically. The only problem is that they don't ship directly to us here in the Philippines. Been thinking how to get one of that Septaugint
I live in the Philippines and mine is being shipped to me from an Ebay seller. Naje an account on Ebay.ph. then you can order it. Or USA Ebay if you can do that.
@@williamjhunter5714 me too. I am situated here in Manila.
@@williamjhunter5714 I had a friend order me the bibles including this one. He is staying in San Francisco. He bought it for me, sponsored it. When delivered to him, he had these shipped to me here in Manila. All five bibles, the great adventure bible, ancient faith csb, septuagint with apocrypha, greek patriarchal fathers bible (old and new) and the new catholic answers bible nabre.
I have just purchased a copy of this and I have a KJV Old & New Testament by Gustave Doore. Both are Beautiful Books.
Thanks for your support, enjoy your bibles. Bless you.
Where from?
where can i find the one with the english above the greek?
www.amazon.com/Septuagint-Apocrypha-Greek-English/dp/0913573442/ref=pd_lpo_14_img_0/138-8051710-8444046?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=0913573442&pd_rd_r=7e506808-07fa-4b0d-ad23-ac8682ca9fe6&pd_rd_w=UEv6T&pd_rd_wg=tMcYw&pf_rd_p=2eae1586-a44a-4b21-997a-1dfc1740e496&pf_rd_r=5WE8N5B4XKBNZBXF1SF6&psc=1&refRID=5WE8N5B4XKBNZBXF1SF6
Where can I buy this?
Can you send me a link to this anywhere?
www.christianbook.com/septuagint-with-apocrypha-greek-and-english/lancelot-brenton/9780913573440/pd/73442?event=ESRCG
@@gypsylane8723 thanks
@@gypsylane8723 is the english hard to read?
@@gypsylane8723 that site sells it for about 100 dollars but on Amazon I got it for 40 bucks with free shipping with the 30 day free trial of amazon prime but thanks anyway
Wow that looks like Greek to me, I would have a real hard time reading the left side column, what a cool book
Whoa that is Greek To Me hahaha, great review beautiful book
The Lord has provided us with many tools to diligently seek the face of him. It's always good to have books although I do like Blue letter bible online. It allows for both Greek & Hebrew meaning of the word. The Apocrypha's are a hidden gem. Thank you for sharing
I also use e-sword that is also a great online tools and its free to download and use, thanks for your support God Bless
Since there's not line matching going on between the Greek and English anyway, I wish they shrunk down the Greek a bit and enlarged the English.
I've been debating between different Septuagints out there and in the end the older Brenton version seems to still be the best for both reading and study. Newer versions, like the LES, use "humans" instead of "men"....🙄
They say that's to be more "Greek-like" but I'm not so sure about that. It definitely irks me from an English perspective and what I'm used to reading in older Bibles like the KJV and Douay-Rheims.
Also heard from others that know way much more than I do that there's other weirdness going on in these newer versions and we end up seeing this too in all these constant newer Bible versions as well. Pass. I'm staying with the Brenton.
yer ive seen the Brenton copy, id stay with the Brenton and the KJV thanks for your comment and support God Bless