What Bible Do Orthodox Churches Use? Sacred Text Preferences
Orthodox Churches have a deep reverence for the Holy Scriptures. Though various translations exist, the most commonly used Bible in Orthodox worship is the Septuagint, a Greek translation of the Old Testament. Consisting of 46 books, it includes additional texts not found in other Christian Bibles. For the New Testament, Orthodox Churches typically use the same canon as other Christian denominations, with slight variations in the order of the books.





















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