I am a preacher in Panama city Florida. I am not a native Russian Speaker but i do speak Russian. i would enjoy to be able to read and to offer a Russian Bible to my Friends.
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I have two versions of the Russian Synodal Translation in my Logos library. The one mentioned by M.J. Smith includes Strong's numbers and has 39 books in the Old Testament.
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