Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE This hard bound “Pocket Sized” Edition contains the text of the Holy Gospels, Epistles and Revelation; but does not include the commentaries. With its small 4.75 x 6.75″ size and sturdy construction, it is especially great for traveling. – (608 pages, 22 icons) This handsomely bound “Smyth-sewn” case-bound book, in sturdy lexotone with gold stamping on cover and spine, is printed on high-opacity acid-free pages, a gold double-sided grosgrain ribbon marker, and lavishly illustrated. Product details: Publisher: Holy Apostles Convent Pubns (October 31, 2004) Language: English Leather Bound: 608 pages ISBN-10: 0944359256 ISBN-13: 978-0944359259 Item Weight: 1.2 pounds Dimensions: 4.5 x 1.25 x 6.5 inches UNSPSC-Code: 55101500 The Orthodox New Testament: Translated Out Of The Original Greek: The Text Of The 4 Gospels, Acts, 21 Epistles, And Revelations.This translation is for traditionally minded Orthodox Christians. That is what makes this translation worth owning. Unless one can read Koine Greek, it is best to have more than one translation of the scriptures, anyway. The volume is beautiful inside and out, an thus is not only good to read, but looks good on the shelf. Quality of binding, printing & cover is exceptional….It should meet or exceed anyone’s expectations. The content flows nicely and has a few rocky places. Direct but smooth, even the parts with less dialogue are amazing and interesting to read. The Orthodox New Testament (ONT) is a magnificent achievement. While most translators these days spend their energies on contemporaneity and/or political correctness, the editors of the ONT went back to the original Greek, as approved by the Ecumenical Patriarchate, and produced a majestic English text worthy of The Miles Coverdale translation in the elevation and beauty of its language and of the NASB in its clarity and precision. It should by all rights become a standard itself. The “Orthodox” of all denominations ought to be grateful to the editors for their work. ————————————————————————————————–Instead of clicking “buy it now”, -Click “Add to cart” to combine your purchases and shipments! -Free Local Pickup in DFW area! Please see our other items for sale: www.ebay.com/usr/stsch-orthodox-bookstore ———————————————————– We’re building a new church! If you would like to help, please donate to:Saints Constantine and Helen Antiochian Orthodox Christian Church
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