/lit/ - Literature

>>19724235
At this point in time (until Newrome Press finishes their Illuminated LXX), yes. The EOB split in sewn liturgical book form is an option for study hardbacks if you don't want either the glued paperback or the Newrome EOB NT with the zipper.

>>19691173
I recently heard an Orthodox describe the EOB NT as "what the Third Millennium Bible should've been," so there's that. Personally, I'd recommend getting the Holy Gospel and Holy Apostle books from Saint Ignatius Orthodox Press and (for now) the Lexham English Septuagint. It'll be three separate physical books, but the text will be what you want for the whole NT and OT. A cheap option for the NT is just to get the EOB NT paperback, which actually has more essays and whatnot useful for an Orthodox POV, but it's still just a glued paperback without any flair or hopes of lasting for many years.

Thoughts on these?
https://www.ignatius.cc/publications.html