Biblia Sacra et Ultra: The Complete Holy Bible, Apocrypha, and World's Largest Collection of Ancient Judeo-Christian Writings

Unlike similar volumes with abridged and often poorly-formatted and unprofessionally-collated material, this growing library of 1,000s of ancient works is composed entirely of complete, unabridged, and thoughtfully-arranged works so you get exactly what is advertised. Translated into contemporary English while still achieving accuracy and literalness, the LSV Biblia Sacra et Ultra, a massive expansion of the Master Collection, is a breath of fresh air compared to the many antiquated alternatives which use hard-to-read 17th, 18th, and early-19th-century translations. Don't fall for misleading advertising; only the definitive collection by Covenant Press includes what you're looking for.

In the annals of biblical scholarship, few projects rival the ambition and scope of the Biblia Sacra et Ultra (Latin for "The Holy Bible and Beyond"). This monumental collection stands as the largest assemblage of early Judeo-Christian and apocryphal texts ever compiled, encompassing 300 complete and unabridged books and ancient works in its printed form (including the Holy Bible) and an additional and growing collection of thousands of works accessible through the Expanded Digital Library. The 300 print books, as well as Ancient Historia, are rooted in the Literal Standard Version (LSV), a modern translation celebrated for its fidelity to the original languages. The Biblia Sacra et Ultra preserves the integrity of these ancient writings while making them accessible to contemporary readers. Beyond its scholarly significance, this collection has been submitted to the Guinness Book of World Records as the longest single-volume published book in the world in print, a distinction that underscores its unprecedented scale and the dedication of its editors. With its 300 printed books bound into a single volume, the collection is nearly two million words in print and countless millions of words when including the digital material.

*Largest collection ever: 1,000s of early Judeo-Christian and apocryphal texts

*Print edition: 300 complete books, including the entire Holy Bible

*Digital expansion: 1,000s of additional works in the Expanded Digital Library

*Trusted translation: Literal Standard Version for accuracy, clarity, and easy reading

*Notable texts: Includes Tobit, Judith, Maccabees, Jasher, all the books of Enoch, and much more

*Rare finds: Features thousands of ancient works you've likely never heard of

*For all readers: Scholars, theologians, historians, and casual readers alike

*Interactive video content: Hundreds of relevant videos are accessible in the print edition