Didache (Catholic) Bible

[JM]

The Didache Bible is a Roman Catholic version of the RSV that includes the apocrypha and the Roman Catholic Catechism as study notes and helps. It also includes insert explaining Catholic dogma and doctrine.

It's an excellent edition for those seeking to understanding Roman Catholicism and the RSV translation is good. It's nice to have a Protestant translation of the apocrypha (which is why I'm posting this here), previously I had been using the Orthodox Study Bible for my readings in the apocrypha, but I prefer the RSV.

My only complaint is the lack of a concordance in the back and references in columns but other than that it's a good buy.

Yours in the Lord,

jm

PS: I purchased this Bible before the (timeless, never changing tradition of the ) catechism was altered.

 

[Dave-W]

Does it include the Didache? I have a NAB Catholic study bible that does NOT contain the Didache.

I believe FFOZ (First Fruits of Zion) is working on their own translation of the Didache.

https://ffoz.com/didache-the-two-paths-audio-cd.html

 

[FenderTL5]

Does it include the Didache? I have a NAB Catholic study bible that does NOT contain the Didache.

I believe FFOZ (First Fruits of Zion) is working on their own translation of the Didache.

https://ffoz.com/didache-the-two-paths-audio-cd.html

In my view, it would be a serious misnomer if it didn't. :/

 

[TuxAme]

PS: I purchased this Bible before the (timeless, never changing tradition of the ) catechism was altered.

The Catechism contains infallible teachings, but not everything contained within it is. Its contents are subject to development. Now, if the revision said that the death penalty was intrinsically evil, you'd have a point, but that's not what it says.

 

[twin1954]

The Didache Bible is a Roman Catholic version of the RSV that includes the apocrypha and the Roman Catholic Catechism as study notes and helps. It also includes insert explaining Catholic dogma and doctrine.

It's an excellent edition for those seeking to understanding Roman Catholicism and the RSV translation is good. It's nice to have a Protestant translation of the apocrypha (which is why I'm posting this here), previously I had been using the Orthodox Study Bible for my readings in the apocrypha, but I prefer the RSV.

My only complaint is the lack of a concordance in the back and references in columns but other than that it's a good buy.

Yours in the Lord,

jm

PS: I purchased this Bible before the (timeless, never changing tradition of the ) catechism was altered.

You know it was not "altered" but elucidated. That way nothing ever changes just becomes more clear.

 

[chevyontheriver]

Does it include the Didache? I have a NAB Catholic study bible that does NOT contain the Didache.

I think that is just the name of the Bible, to distinguish it from other Bible versions. The text is RSVCE and I don't remember if this one also updates some archaic words or not. There is a RSVCE2 which does update some archaic words. Both are available from ignatius.com

 

[JM]

I believe the name is a reference to didache in "from Greek, literally: a teaching, from didaskein to teach..."