It depends on where you live. The Bible is translated in many languages, including English. I think it can also be ordered online. Have you tried to search it online? In Greece and in Cyprus, it can be bought from some specific bookshops that sell Christian orthodox books. I am not aware, though, in what other languages it is available except from Greek in those bookshops.
@@Agia-Grafithank you you for responding. To be more specific I meant shipment to the United States of America and specifically of the Patriarchal text of the Greek New Testament and the text of the Old Testament in the Greek tongue in one solid volume. Kudos
Sending you a site from which you can find what you are looking for. From what I saw, they can ship to the United States. Here is the link: www.greekbibles.org/index.php
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how do I acquire your greek bible in physical copy?
It depends on where you live. The Bible is translated in many languages, including English. I think it can also be ordered online. Have you tried to search it online? In Greece and in Cyprus, it can be bought from some specific bookshops that sell Christian orthodox books. I am not aware, though, in what other languages it is available except from Greek in those bookshops.
@@Agia-Grafithank you you for responding. To be more specific I meant shipment to the United States of America and specifically of the Patriarchal text of the Greek New Testament and the text of the Old Testament in the Greek tongue in one solid volume. Kudos
Sending you a site from which you can find what you are looking for. From what I saw, they can ship to the United States. Here is the link: www.greekbibles.org/index.php