[redleghunter]

I hope you know the NABRE now comes in a Bible study format.

Look at a paper copy before buying it. The electronic version I have seems to have just footnotes and not much commentary.

Now the Orthodox Study Bible is good. Their footnotes point out the differences of the LXX.

[Heart-Rest]

"I hope you know the NABRE now comes in a Bible study format. Look at a paper copy before buying it. The electronic version I have seems to have just footnotes and not much commentary. "

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A print version of this NABRE is good:

"New Catholic Answer Bible: New American Bible Revised Edition (NABRE)"

and I'd also recommend this New Testament Study Bible:

"Ignatius Catholic Study Bible: New Testament"

(I like the Orthodox Study Bible too.    Their "Early Church Fathers" references add depth, and the many prayer icons they include in their Study Bible provide a glimpse into their deep contemplative prayer life too.   They use the NKJV for their New Testament.)