Are digital Christian Greek Scriptures being released with a blue cover now?

[Br. Ice]

I have noticed that the release announcements include a picture of the Greek Scriptures with a blue cover. I personally like this color. 

Is this a new trend?

Can anyone confirm if the hardcopy ones also have a blue cover?

 

LINKS TO SEE THE PICTURES

https://www.jw.org/en/news/jw/region/mozambique/New-World-Translation-of-the-Christian-Greek-Scriptures-Released-in-Nyungwe/

 

https://www.jw.org/en/news/jw/region/mexico/New-World-Translation-of-the-Christian-Greek-Scriptures-Released-in-Chol/

 

https://www.jw.org/en/news/jw/region/mozambique/Jehovahs-Witnesses-Reach-Translation-Milestone-With-Bible-Release-in-Mozambique/

 

[jwhess]

Go to JW.ORG and go to the library.  Select Bibles.  Choose a language with just the Christian Greek Scriptures (guess if you have to) and see if they are blue.  I tried it and I can't tell the difference between a "dark blue" and a regular "black" color cover.  maybe someone else can see a difference.

[Br. Ice]

Yes, I looked at the Chol and Nyungwe ones, and it seems to be really dark blue. 😀

But it is indeed kind of hard to tell the difference between the black and blue ones, because the blue ones are so dark. Thanks for the tip @jwhess, I hadn't thought of searching for it in that way. 

[Hinata]

I have noticed this too. Now the problem is determining whether or not printed editions are also available.

[MikeyRo]

bi7 covers have been mostly dark blue for several years now. The first one to have it was the Persian edition of the Christian Greek Scriptures, printed in September 2014.

Edited July 2, 2021 by MikeyRo