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From: Maurice Robinson
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On Tue, 21 May 1996, Kevin W. Woodruff wrote:
> The American Bible Society has the _Biblia Sacra: Utriusque Testamenti_
> which is the _Biblica Hebraica Stuttgartensia_ bound with Nestle's _Novum
> Testamentum Graece_ (27th ed.) It retails for around $59.95 (hardback). I've
> had mine rebound in leather. You may contact the American Bible Society at
> 1-800-32-BIBLE (phone orders) or fax at 1-212-408-8765
Since our seminary requires a year of both Greek and Hebrew, all of us
who teach the languages have decided to require this one volume instead
of making the students buy N27 and BHS separately. It is convenient,
handy, and saves in overall cost as well. It may not be the textual
criticism dual text which Jim West enquired about, but it provides the
basic OT and NT data upon which to build such a study.
I don't know about paying to get it rebound in leather, but I would like
to offer a strong suggestion to the UBS that they consider moving to a
far better binding for this volume as well as for the separate N27 and
BHS editions. The poor quality of the current bindings deteriorates
fairly quickly with constant use. Some lessons might be well learned
from the major hardback publishers in this regard -- quality binding does
not require that much more added cost (unless of course the poor quality
binding is deliberate, to ensure planned obsolescence).
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Maurice A. Robinson, Ph.D. Assoc. Prof./Greek and New Testament
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary Wake Forest, North Carolina
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