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The Apocrypha, The Lutheran Edition with Notes

A review of "The Apocrypha - The Lutheran Study Edition with Notes" (ISBN 9780758625472). This edition presents the English Standard Version's text of the following books and sections: Judith The Wisdom of Solomon Tobit Ecclesiasticus Baruch The Letter of Jeremiah 1 Maccabees 2 Maccabees Old Greek Esther Susanna Bel and the Dragon The Prayer of Azariah The Song of the Three Holy Children The Prayer of Manasseh 1 Esdras 2 Esdras 3 Maccabees 4 Maccabees Psalm 151 The text is presented in a 9.5 point font arranged in two columns and divided into paragraphs. It is not line-matched. Page-bottom notes are in an 8 point font, while text and translation notes are in a 6 point font. There are no cross references. The paper is heavy (approximately 108 gsm) and opaque. The text block is sewn. The volume provides useful background information in several useful essays and appendices, maps, and illustrations. Each book is prefaced with an introduction that covers topics such as author, date, location, characters, purpose, and themes. These introductions also include observations from Martin Luther. Pros Heavy, opaque paper Sewn binding Informative essays, footnotes, charts, and maps Reliable, readable translation Cons Light print Very small footnotes 00:00 Introduction 01:44 Contents 03:54 Page layout 05:48 The font in the text 06:45 More on page layout 08:32 Paper qualities 09:21 Book introductions 10:14 Font in essays and appendices 10:43 The reference guide 13:20 Cover and sewn binding 14:07 It lies open 14:59 Introductory material 17:52 Essays 21:50 Appendices 23:02 Font comparisons 24:22 Tobit's base text 25:26 Footnotes: Wisdom 1.7 26:12 Footnotes: Wisdom 2.10-12 26:57 Footnotes: Wisdom 9.1 27:23 Footnotes: Wisdom 18.15 27:50 Footnotes: Wisdom 7.26-27 28:45 Footnotes: Baruch 3.35-37 29:34 Footnotes: Judith 11.19 30:00 Footnotes: Ecclesiasticus 3.21-22 30:50 Books without notes 32:37 The arrangement of books 33:07 Summary