You Might Want to Know

More and more people are realizing that the Alexandrian Text of the New Testament (used in NA28 and UBS 5) is not absolutely the perfect original. There is a growing interest and desire to return to the traditional Textus Receptus which is closer to the majority of all surviving Greek manuscripts. Yet, the most famous Greek Textus Receptus of 1550 was not easily accessible for purchase in print until we recently published a reprint edition. Similarly, it has been realized that the Septuagint Old Testament, as well as the Latin Vulgate etc. are all inferior witnesses to the Biblical text compared to the Masoretic Text. Several historic editions of the Hebrew Old Testament are becoming difficult to purchase in book form.

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Many people are realizing the value of traditional books and sources related to the Bible. Yet, many historic achievements like Stephanus' Textus Receptus and Kennicot's Masoretic Text are no longer available in print from mainstream retailers. We have taking initiative to make these and other early printings of the Textus Receptus available in print - at prices that are affordable. For example, the to buy an original copy of Stephanus' Textus Receptus costs about $10,000. But we sell a historic reprint edition of Stephanus' Text with important information in footnotes for only 65 USD.

Yes. We only sell books that are legally in the Public Domain. We do not sell any pirated or copyrighted books. Our service makes old yet valuable books available in print.

You may request a reprint for any Public Domain book related to the Bible. We are especially keen to republish historic editions of the Textus Receptus (Received Text) of the Bible. However, we do not guarantee that every single request will immediately be addressed. If you cannot find any particular Bible-related book for sale in print, please contact us or request a reprint.

No. We only publish reprints related to the Bible.

If we accept you submission for a new reprint, we will let you know via email. It typically takes about 2-3 weeks to publish a book after accepting your request.