Septuaginta: A Reader's Edition first look - I am SO EXCITED! Can you tell?!

Unboxing of the "Septuaginta, the Greek Old Testament Reader's Edition" (Two volumes) from Hendrickson Publishers. A first look.
- Edited by Gregory Lanier and William Ross
$64.99 for a limited time pre-ordered at uroomtech.christianbook.com/s...
Q and A with the Editors at: hendricksonpublishers.wordpre...
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Personally, I am NOT A FAN of creme-colored pages or off-white pages. I know it is easier on the eyes for reading over longer periods of time, but I like white/pure white pages personally. I have an issue with the ESV Journaling Bibles for this same reason.
Note on each page there are roughly 125,000 footnotes (total) containing contextual glosses throughout the two volumes, representing words that occur under 100x in the LXX or under 30x in the Greek NT. to help readers quick reference meanings.

[@Pawitto99]

I just bought today. Thank you for the reviews.

[@marksequeira2757]

You are welcome. Hope you are as excited to open yours! Don't miss the reading program, etc. at lxxre.wordpress.com/blog/

[@Pawitto99]

@@marksequeira2757 I was and I am excited. Thank you very much. Regards :)

[@yvonnegonzales2973]

Wow the inside of it, thanks for the details on LXX

[@justinsuvoy]

Great review!!! Nice page color...bright white would kill my eyes after awhile.

[@StraboSE]

You are wonderful, I am subscribed now.

[@marksequeira2757]

Thanks. Follow us on FB at facebook.com/TheSeptuagint/

[@None.oooo1]

Any other reader's edition to show us?

[@marksequeira2757]

Check out the Facebook group, "The Septuagint (LXX) and the Apostolic Polyglot Bible".

[@jaimeneves3745]

so how would this be helpful if one can not read Greek?

[@marksequeira2757]

It would not be helpful. For this, try the Lexham English Septuagint (if an English reader) or the NETS.

[@diegobarragan4904]

So it doesn’t have a English translation in it?

[@marksequeira2757]

No, for that you need the NETS translation.

[@diegobarragan4904]

Mark Sequeira ok thank you

[@panokostouros7609]

Or get the Brenton Translation which has both the Greek and English

[@ivanfourie]

or the LES (Lexham English Septuagint)

[@diegobarragan4904]

@@marksequeira2757 would you prefer the NETS over the LES?

[@DonkeysRChaos]

That's in Greek? How is this beneficial to any one that speaks English.

[@PrincipeCaspianX]

Today with all the resources that exist, anyone with some time and will can learn Greek and Hebrew, I am doing it and it is one of the best decisions I have made in my life.