Category: Bible Review
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CSB Worldview Study Bible, Brown Leather
Worldviews come a dime a dozen in this day and age. Opinions, politics, and all sorts of narratives are being fed to us daily every time we turn on the T.V., read a book, or check social media. As Christians, we have to differentiate between what is good and true and what is not. That’s…
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ESV Jesus Bible
I’m surprisingly pretty impressed with the black leathersoft ESV Jesus Bible. The physical quality of the Bible is very nice, especially for being leathersoft, a sort of bonded leather. It lays flat and is much more flexible than other leathersoft or imitation leather Bibles I’ve had. The Bible also has a much nicer feel than…
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Bible Review: ESV Prayer Bible
The ESV Prayer Bible from Crossway publishers has quickly become one of my favourite Bibles. It’s not a study Bible per se. By this I mean it does not contain verse-by-verse study notes or long essays. What it does contain is many prayers throughout the scriptures by insightful men and women of God. From the…
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Bible Review: Starting Place Study Bible
The Zondervan Starting Place Study Bible is exactly what you could hope for from a Bible by that name. I would have absolutely appreciated something like this as a new believer and can even appreciate it now. The Bible contains multiple different forms of notes to aid the reader in understanding, including character introductions, Q&A,…
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Bible Review: St. Polycarp Reference Bible, Protestant Edition
This Protestant Edition Reference Bible from St. Polycarp Publishers is printed in the World English Bible (WEB) translation and contains the full text of the old and new testaments, 66 books total. The text is printed in 2 columns of 8-point font and the notes at the bottom of the page are printed slightly smaller…
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Bible Review: KJV Bride’s Bible
The KJV Bride’s Bible from Thomas Nelson Bible’s is a beautiful white Bible with an embossed pattern along the front and back side. It is about the size of an average compact Bible and the text is small but readable. I was actually surprised by the quality of imitation leather used for the cover. The…
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Bible Review: NKJV, Wiersbe Study Bible, Leathersoft, Black, Red Letter Edition, Comfort Print
I have the pleasure to review the Wiersbe Study Bible twice, with two different covers. The review of the notes will be the same on both reviews, but the review of the physical part of the Bible will match my opinion of each individual Bible. This review is for the NKJV, Wiersbe Study Bible, Leathersoft,…
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Bible Review: NKJV, Wiersbe Study Bible, Genuine Leather, Brown, Red Letter Edition, Comfort Print
I have the pleasure to review the Wiersbe Study Bible twice, with two different covers. The review of the notes will be the same on both reviews, but the review of the physical part of the Bible will match my opinion of each individual Bible. This review is for the NKJV, Wiersbe Study Bible, Genuine…
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Bible Review: ESV Illuminated Bible, Art Journaling Edition
My very first impression of this Bible is, emphatically “Wow!” It is absolutely gorgeous. Seeking to continue the stream of historically illuminated manuscripts, the ESV Illuminated Bible features the designs and illustrations of Dana Tanamachi. The cream-coloured pages pair beautifully with the black ink of the ESV text and with the gold of the illustrations.…
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Bible Review: Sequin Sparkle and Change Bible: Rainbow
The Sequin Sparkle and Change Bible from Tommy Nelson Bibles comes in a few different colours and translations. Pictured above is the rainbow International Children’s Bible. One of my favourite trends of late is the “mermaid” sequins that change patterns or colours depending on which way you swipe them. The cover of the Bible uses…
Theosis and Tea 