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Shepherds Books is dedicated to providing Bibles and Christian books in Greek across the United States, making it easy for everyone to read about Christianity and experience God’s love firsthand. As part of this mission, we offer affordable Greek Bibles for easy purchase.
Our selection isn’t limited to Greek—we carry books, Bibles, and DVDs in many languages, including Albanian, Farsi, French, Kurdish, Romanian, Kyrgyz, and more. Whether you’re a bookstore seeking a dependable source of Christian literature in Greek, searching for a Greek Bible or book for a friend, or exploring Christianity yourself, Shepherds Books has you covered with hundreds of Christian books and Bibles in Greek and other languages. Start your journey here!
Christianity has a rich heritage in Greece, where it took root in the first century with the Apostle Paul’s missions and flourished as part of the Byzantine Empire. Today, Greece remains a cornerstone of Christian history and theology, and we’re excited to offer Greek resources to deepen your understanding of Christianity.
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Christianity has deep historical roots in Greece, dating back to the 1st century AD, when the Apostle Paul visited the region and established some of the earliest Christian communities. Paul’s letters to the Thessalonians and Corinthians, written in Greek, are part of the New Testament and were foundational for spreading Christian teachings throughout the Greek-speaking world. As the Roman Empire adopted Christianity, Greece’s position in the Eastern Roman (Byzantine) Empire made it a center of Christian theological thought and education. Greek became the language of early Christian doctrine, influencing key works like the Septuagint (the Greek translation of the Hebrew Bible) and the New Testament, both of which were written in Koine Greek.
The Byzantine period solidified Christianity’s place in Greek society, with Greek Orthodoxy emerging as a distinct form of Christian worship and theology. Following the fall of Constantinople in 1453 and Greece’s occupation by the Ottoman Empire, the Greek Orthodox Church played a crucial role in preserving Greek identity and faith under foreign rule. Modern Greece remains predominantly Greek Orthodox, and the Bible in Greek is central to worship and religious education. Today, ancient Christian manuscripts and Greek-language Bibles continue to be significant resources for understanding Christianity’s theological and historical development.
