Greek-English New Testament: Nestle-Aland Novum Testamentum Graece, 28. Aufl. / New Revised Standard Version and Revised English Bible

I needed the new 28th version for my New Testament Greek course. I particularly like the fact that there are 2 English versions of the NT which greatly assists with my studies. An excellent resource for my studies and I hope to be able to make use of it for many years to come. The book arrived when it was supposed to; it was what I required and it was well packaged so I have rated it 5*s.

Great version for my studies

Perfetto

You will have NA 28 with apparatus but also 2 English translations. This so nice!

Very good. Original quality, printed in Germany.

This is exactly what Nestle-Aland users would expect. Got this format because it includes the literary - but increasingly difficult to find - Revised English Bible text. For those not familiar with NA 28, two changes are noteworthy. First, the critical apparatus has been somewhat revised. Second, the text has changed in a tiny way and in a monumental way. Tiny, because only a handful of changes have been made, and these in the Catholic Epistles (thus, for perhaps 99% of Nestle-Aland users there is no substantial reason to update your NA 27). Monumental, in that in the Catholic Epistles the eclectic textual method of all previous editions has been abandoned for the new approach used in the Editio Critica Maior (of which only the Catholic Epistles have been published so far), namely a method called the Coherence-Based Geneological Method (CBGM). Of course this is of concern only to those interested in textual criticism. For most, including most pastors, the most useful Greek New Testament is probably the UBS text, 4th edition (whose text is identical to Nestle-Aland 27), or the new UBS 5 (minor text adjustments to match Nestle-Aland 28), which will serve you well for decades. Incidentally, the NRSV and REB texts are printed in twin columns on every other page opposite the Greek text, with the REB (visually annoying to me) printed in italics. All in all a beautiful production, the result of painstaking work by generations of scholars to whom we owe a great debt. For the basic Greek edition, I have posted a considerably longer review, comparing the Nestle-Aland text with the Majority Text.

Excellent Greek text with two English translations on each facing page.