Reddit reviews Bible and the Holy Fathers for Orthodox, The [hardcover]

If you're trapped on an island, St Basil on Social Justice wouldn't be of much use, but it's transformed the way I look at things and I read it frequently.

I'll do you one better- how about the Bible, and the Holy Fathers! It's great to read snippets from St John Chrysostom on the daily readings every day.

If you're trapped on an island, The Ladder of Divine Ascent might be applicable, but you might go crazy without spiritual guidance.

I don't have time right now. I will say I don't use the OSB because I don't put a lot of stock in their footnotes, and it's mostly footnotes.

If you want commentary, I'd pick up this volume. I haven't picked it up yet, but I plan to soon.

Ive been instructed by a priest to use the Authorized King James with a good translation of the Septuagint (and to avoid the Orthodox Study Bible).
I'm currently using an old, badly translated Catholic bible that we've had for a while until I can afford to buy a AKJV.

This has been heavily recommended by a number of people due to the Patristic commentary

The Bible and the Holy Fathers for Orthodox and On the Prayer of Jesus, easily