The Researcher's Library of Ancient Texts - Volume III: The Septuagint: Translation by Sir Lancelot C. L. Brenton 1851 Paperback – November 1, 2012

I used to have this same volume. Very helpful.

I’ve only learned of late about the conflicts between various scrolls, pages, books, etc. I’ve always heard that they were there but never studied it on my own.Now just about 99% of current bibles are based on the Masoretic text. Which came out of Rabbinic Judaism around the second century. It was edited by Reb Akiba who really had a hatred for Yeshua and Him being the Messiah. But prior to the Masoretic text there was one older. Like 300-400 years earlier. I’m sure many of you have heard of it. It’s called the Septuagint. Or you may see it labeled as LXX.The differences are quite significant and numerous. I’m not going to ruin your research by giving you the details. All I can really say is to get this edition and read it through and through. Then read it some more. You will be astounded about what you find. If you read Yahweh’s Word get the one that hasn’t been “edited” to disprove Yeshua’s existence. Shalom

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The Setuagint text translation has the very best chronology throughout the bible. The Masoretic text was altered by Rabbis within the first couple of centuries because it attested to the accurate timing of the coming of the Jewish Messiah, Jesus Christ, Whom the Rabbis rejected.See S. Douglas Woodward's books, "Rebooting the Bible, Parts 1 & 2" for his detailed research on the subject.The major chronological timelines used the Masoretic text and this there are serious conflicts with Egyptian and other eastern countries chronology.

Well worth yr time. A few differences to newer versions of the Old Testament (Tanaka).Amazing how the old ties with the new

I was recommended this book by someone that is instructing me (an I've been researching too), and told me the Septuagint is the closest to the Hebrew texts.Easy read and the print is nice to read; I also like the fact that my highlighter does not bleed through the thick pages, a BIG plus for me!

Wish it had printed what book I was in so I wouldn't have to find the beginning of each book to find the right chapter.

Want to know more of the bible this is the bible translated from Greek at a time that Hebrew was not practiced widely. Jesus used this version of the old testament, A beautiful translation and valuable book. Yes the work and word of GOD. The price is a true value.