What to read after Septuagint Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy?

The covenant with God transforms Israel into the start of humanity's repentance. Christianity recognized in Exodus a shadow of New Testament realities, with Christ being the true bread of life. Ritualism, stiffness of customs, prevalence of a legal spirit, serve mainly as a means to keep Israel separated from other nations in its faith in the one true God. Christianity will use allegory to interpret Jewish legality in a spiritual manner. A philosophy of history according to which the welfare of a society is a reward of her being faithful to the divine commands will be rejected by Christianity (it is resisted forcefully already in the book of Job). The book is offered at cost price, is illuminated and features a relatively large typeface, making its reading a pleasure. The text is the one prepared by Alfred Rahlfs, modified by the Church of Greece (P. Bratsiotis) to take advantage of forms being in use in the Greek liturgical tradition, a tradition of the highest authority, coming through Byzantium and being alive even now. You may like to check this edition even if you already have the Septuagint in some other form. Official page: elpenor.org