‘Monochrome Bible’ describes an appearance, not a format. It can refer to a printed book or a digital file. If you want a book delivered to you, choose a physical edition and check the binding before paying.
The physical Black Edition
The physical monochrome Bible is our Black Edition New Testament. It has white Scripture on black printed pages, with Jesus’ words in red. That red lettering means the interior is not strictly limited to black and white. The book contains all 27 New Testament books, in the King James Version, the World English Bible, the German Lutherbibel of 1912 or the Danish text of 1907.
Choose an A5 matte hardcover for $80 USD or softcover for $60 USD. Both have the same pages: 392 pages in the KJV, 432 in the WEB, 418 in German and 380 in Danish. Shipping is calculated at checkout from your address, and economy shipping is free when your bag comes to $80 or more. The gallery includes actual pages and cover visualizations.
The eBook
An eBook is a file for reading on a device; no physical book is shipped. The Black Edition eBook is the same New Testament as the printed Black Edition, in the same four texts, with white text on black pages and the words of Jesus in red: a PDF of the printed pages and an ePub in the same look. Check the format before buying: the hardcover, the softcover and the eBook are different products.
Three checks before checkout
- Format: does the product say hardcover, softcover or eBook?
- Contents: is it the New Testament only, and which translation is selected?
- Reading experience: can you comfortably read the text in the sample?
For a printed book, Stripe collects your delivery address and shows the shipping cost before you pay; economy shipping is free when your bag comes to $80 or more. We email the estimated delivery window after the route is confirmed and send tracking when available. For a digital edition, check the download details and the reader you intend to use.
Prefer black text on white pages?
The physical White Edition contains the same New Testament, in the same four texts, in a two-column layout, with black text and Jesus’ words in red. You can compare the actual page previews before choosing a color.
