Schedule for Releasing New Volumes

Between four and five volumes of The Antioch Bible are published each year (we estimate that there will eventually be thirty-five volumes total). If you are looking for one book in particular, we have a rough production schedule below:

2012

• Isaiah, translated by Donald Walter and Gillian Greenberg
• Matthew, translated by Jeff Childers
• The Twelve Prophets, translated by Donald Walter and Gillian Greenberg
• Mark, translated by Jeff Childers

2013

• Jeremiah, translated by Donald Walter and Gillian Greenberg
• Galatians to Philemon, translated by J. Edward Walters
• Lamentations, the Prayer of Jeremiah, the Epistles of Jeremiah, and the Epistles of Baruch, translated by Donald Walter and Gillian Greenberg
• Romans and 1 and 2 Corinthians, translated by Daniel King
• Deuteronomy, translated by Carmel McCarthy
• Luke, translated by Jeff Childers

2014

• Acts, translated by Robert Kitchen
• Revelation, translated by Jerome Lund
• John, translated by Jeff Childers and James Prather

2015

• 1 & 2 Samuel, translated by Donald Walter and Gillian Greenberg
• Leviticus, translated by James Moore
• Ezekiel, translated by Gillian Greenberg and Donald Walter
• Daniel, translated by Donald Walter and Gillian Greenberg
• Numbers, translated by Edward Cook
• Joshua, translated by Gillian Greenberg and Donald Walter
• Judges, translated by Donald Walter and Gillian Greenberg

2016

• Hebrews, translated by J. Edward Walters and Daniel King
• Job, translated by Jonathan Loopstra
• Exodus, translated by Mark Meyer

2017-2019

• Genesis, translated by Craig Morrison
• Book of Women, translated by Eric Tully, Gillian Greenberg, and Donald Walter
• Kings, translated by Scott Johnson
• Chronicles, translated by Robert Gordon
• Psalms, translated by Rick Taylor
• Proverbs, translated by Robert Owen
• Maccabees 1, translated by Philip Forness
• Maccabees 2, translated by Philip Forness
• Maccabees 3 & 4, translated by Philip Forness
• Ben Sirach and Tobit, translated by Aaron Butts
• The Apocalypse of Baruch, translated by J. Edward Walters
• IV Ezra, translated by A.J. Berkovitz and Binyamin Goldstein
• Ezra and Nehemiah, translated by John Healey