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KJV, The King James Study Bible, Leathersoft, Brown, Red Letter, Full-Color Edition: Holy Bible, King James Version

Name: KJV, The King James Study Bible, Leathersoft, Brown, Red Letter, Full-Color Edition: Holy Bible, King James Version
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The full text of the classic King James Version with robust study notes, vibrant full-color images, and dozens of study resources to help you grow deeper in your faith. Published in large easy-to-read print type. Standing apart from all other KJV study Bibles on the market, The King James Study Bible, Full Color Edition is the only Bible featuring over half-a-million words of commentary, doctrinal notes, archaeological insights, and time-tested study aids developed exclusively for the King James Version Bible.Now available with stunning full-color designs, Holy Land images, classic works of art, charts, and maps, The King James Study Bible, Full Color Edition guides you through the vivid beauty and authority of God’s Word as you grow in your biblical knowledge.For over a quarter of a century, Thomas Nelson has earned the trust of millions with the best-selling King James Study Bible, providing the standard of conservative KJV scholarship. Our tradition and commitment to KJV study continues with the release of The King James Study Bible, Full Color Edition.Features include:Beautiful full color throughout.270 photos of Bible locations, ruins, artifacts, and pieces of artBook introductions, book outlines, and testament introductions provide important and helpful background information, historical context, and content overviews.5,700 Bottom-of-the- page study notes offer nearly 400,000 words of clear and compelling commentary.200+ Doctrinal notes unlock the wealth of theological truth in Scripture by detailing 10 major doctrines: the Bible, God, Christ, the Holy Spirit, man, sin, salvation, angels, the church, and last things.100+ Archaeological notes focus on major places mentioned in Scripture and related archeological discoveries.100+ Personality profiles give overviews of significant men and women in the Bible.Concordance of over 1,000 terms with 13,000 verses keyed to the Strong's numbering system. Over 200 keywords also include a brief discussion noting the term’s significance.“Topical Index to Christ and the Gospels” of 130 topics with Scripture references organized into 7 helpful subcategories: teachings, events, miracles, parables, conversations, healings, and prophecies.“Teachings and Illustrations of Christ” of over 430 entries with Scripture references.“Topical Index to Paul and His Letters” of 170 topics with Scripture references organized into 7 helpful subcategories: doctrine, precept, prophecy, conversation, event, healing, and visit.“Topical Index to End Times Prophecy” of 7 topics (characters, events that unfold, judgments from God, locations, promises and rewards to victors, signs of the times, what believers should do in the meantime) with 52 subtopics.“God’s Answers to Our Concerns” of over 100 topics listed in alphabetical order with Scripture references.“Prayers of the Bible” of nearly 100 prayers in the Bible, who prayed them, and what they prayed about.“Index to Annotations” of topics with significant study notes.Articles that offer tips and information to get the most out of your study of the Bible:“How to Use The King James Study Bible” shows how each feature works with helpful examples and illustrations.“How to Study the Bible” provides tips and strategies for personal and family study and basic principles of Bible interpretation.“Between the Testaments” explains the 400-year history between the Old and New Testaments including important regional and world events, political and military leaders, and societal changes in Palestine.“Harmony of the Gospels” details the life and ministry of Jesus in chronological order showing where each event and teaching occur in the Gospels.“Parables of Christ” shows where you can find 39 parables in the Gospels.“Miracles of Christ” shows where you can find 37 miracles in the Gospels.“Prophecies of The Messiah Fulfilled in Christ” provides 43 Old Testament prophecies and where they have been fulfilled in the New Testament.32,000 Center-column references linking to over 73,000 related passages and over 22,000 translation notes allow you to follow important words and thoughts throughout Scripture.Maps and charts throughout the Scriptures and in the back show a visual representation of locations and themes in the Bible.Easy-to-read large 10-pt print size Read more

Publisher ‏ : ‎ Thomas Nelson; Large type / Large print edition (August 8, 2017)

Language ‏ : ‎ English

Imitation Leather ‏ : ‎ 2368 pages

ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0718079825

ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 26

Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 4 pounds

Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 7.4 x 2.45 x 10.1 inches

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Beautiful Study Bible

A little information about myself before I begin my review. I do not consider myself a Bible Scholar, but I have been teaching Bible studies for over 13 years and I do read/study the Bible on a daily basis. I have read the Bible completely through more times than I remember and I just finished the New Testament two days ago. I own over 40 study Bibles and I use them as a one stop resource for lesson preparation or just personal study. Because I own so many study Bibles, I can write a knowledgeable comparative review. This review will be a comparison between the Holman KJV Full Color Study Bible and the King James Study Bible Full Color by Thomas Nelson. In my opinion, these are the two best KJV study options on the market today. You can't go wrong ordering either one, but I do want to advise you on the differences/similarities. Most concerns would be doctrinal teaching in the footnotes/articles so I will begin here. KJV Nelson: I would consider the doctrinal approach to be conservative scholarship with a particular emphasis on scriptural authority, the doctrine of unconditional eternal security, the doctrine of the trinity and divinity of Jesus Christ. While I do not see eye to eye on some doctrinal points, I do appreciate the respect for scripture (minus the note on Mark 16) and the straight forward approach of the notes from a doctrinal standpoint. There is no beating around the bush here. They are not afraid to state what they believe. If you do not agree with the above mentioned doctrines; then you will read things in the notes that you do not agree with. KJV Holman: The Holman Study Bible takes a stand-off approach to divisive issues. As Southern Baptists they do believe in baptism by immersion and the notes tend to lean towards the essentiality of baptism, but they do not state this as a matter of fact. Gifts of the Spirit are also discussed but a clear position cannot be determined by the footnotes. Orthodox positions are clearly presented, but any other doctrines are mentioned, but no sides are taken. Now let's discuss the quality of the footnotes: KJV Nelson: The notes in the Nelson Bible are not so much verse by verse as they usually discuss themes rather than an in depth study of verses. The New Testament footnotes are more extensive than the Old Testament. Large passages in the Old Testament contain no commentary at all. While I understand no commentary in Leviticus and Lamentations; I do not understand the small amounts of commentary in Judges and 1 and 2 Samuel. There are some beautiful passages in these books! However, much of the commentary is quite good. In particular, Matthew is excellent. KJV Holman: If we were only comparing commentary, the Holman would be the clear winner. This is a verse by verse commentary and even the Old Testament commentary is extensive and in depth. Some of the notes are packed with background and doctrine while others merely illuminate the meaning of the text. I love much of the commentary in the Holman and when I need help determining meaning or am searching for cultural information; the Holman KJV Study Bible is likely to be the first study resource that I look at. Presentation: KJV Nelson: Visually; this is the most beautiful Bible I have ever seen. The full color photographs, paintings, illustrations and maps are fantastic for aiding one in picturing the events of the Bible. I really love the feel of the paper as well and ghosting is hardly noticeable. Perhaps its greatest feature is the full color maps. As far as the leather, I own the Brown Leathersoft and it is the most beautiful leathersoft Bible I have ever seen! It is stitched on both sides and says King James Study Bible on the front in two tones. It is sown binding and feels like it will last for a long time. The gold edging is also very nice. This is also a lay flat edition and I have proven this to be true. If you lay it on a desk, it will not slam shut in Genesis like the Holman. Even Genesis one lays flat! KJV Holman: This Bible is also incredible in its full color presentation. Gold edging has held up (I have owned this Bible since 2013) and the binding is also sown. The two tone simulated leather edition is incredible in its beauty. The full color aspect is best in the illustrations and photographs. There are charts sprinkled throughout and the articles are given a gold backdrop. If I had to pick a favorite for presentation, I would go with the Nelson, but only with a slight edge. That would be a tough call. Special features: KJV Nelson: The notes add up to over 5,700 and they are good for the most part. A little more basic in its approach, the Nelson doesn't put all emphasis in its study notes. Instead, there are over 200 doctrinal notes separate from the commentary that aide in understanding doctrines of orthodox Christianity. There are also over 100 archeological notes with full color photographs. This is one of the greatest features of the Nelson. I find the archeological notes to be extremely helpful in study. There are also over one hundred personality profiles that highlight characters in scripture. While this adds to the Bible and some profiles are good; they are very basic (unlike the Life Application Study Bible which is the king in this area) and only slightly informative. I believe that the single greatest feature of this Bible (beside the text itself) is the indexes in the back of the Bible and the fantastic large print concordance. Of all the Study Bibles that I own, this is the best concordance. It also includes Strongs numbers and small definitions. There are a handful of full color maps in the back of the Bible that are decent. The in text maps are more helpful. The book introductions are fairly extensive (nowhere close to the ESV Study Bible) and helpful. KJV Holman: Where do I start? This Bible is packed with information. The footnotes probably amount to over 15,000 (much more than Nelson) and they are the primary feature. However, the full color photographs make for a visual experience that draws you into the text. One of my favorite features in the Holman is the illustrations (Noah's Ark, the Tabernacle in the Wilderness, Solomon's temple, the priestly garments). There are plenty of awesome full color maps and charts (the charts are more in number than Nelson). The articles are also a nice feature. The book introductions are fantastic. Though there are Study Bibles with longer intros, the Holman has a nice balance of information and presentation. I would give the nod to the Holman over the Nelson in book introductions. Other features are a King's English glossary of terms, one-year to three-year Bible reading plans, two ribbon markers (Nelson only has one) and a small concordance in the back (small print and not anywhere as extensive as the Nelson). Overall vote on features? I would say the Holman might win by a hair, but both of them are packed with special features. Print size and readability: KJV Nelson: This is where the Nelson really shines. 10 point print and beautiful typeface. It is red letter and the red letter is the best I have seen. The commentary is also readable. I don't even have to wear my glasses to read this Bible. KJV Holman: The text and notes are readable. I would guess the print size is 9.5 or 10 with 8 for the notes. It is red letter, but it is a little brighter than I prefer. However, it is readable. Overall: So which would I pick between the two? Overall...I'm not sure. Both are wonderful in presentation, design, information and readability. If I were you, I would buy both of them. Which one would I get first? I would probably get the one that is on sale. You can't go wrong either way. ... show more

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Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2019 by MDOG

Extremely Beautiful and High Quality Study Bible!

I have had this bible for a few weeks now and I absolutely LOVE it! I am a bit of a bible collector, and I am always interested in adding new & different versions to make use of. My all time favorite and go-to study bible is the Life Applications NIV study bible, but sometimes the NIV is written in a little bit TOO plain language for my liking, so I was looking for a good KJV study bible to compliment my studying the word of God while helping to also preserve the original sound of God’s word, and this one has been PERFECT! It is VERY well-made: The two-toned brown leather cover is beautiful and very sturdy, it doesn’t feel flimsy or like the binding will come loose. The pages are thicker than most other large study bibles I have used, they don’t feel like they might tear easily if you’re not careful. The font is very sharp and clear & a great size, slightly bigger than my life applications bible but not really large font, which I don’t care for. The words of Christ are in red — a MUST for me. The study notes at the bottom of each page aren’t always as in-depth as my LA bible, but that’s good for me because I find that it usually has different info and a great breakdown of word definitions, so I think it’s the perfect compliment for studying with the LA bibe. And this bible has excellent introductions at the beginning of each book. The color and pictures are STUNNING and sooo clear. I love this bible so much, I have no intentions of seeking out another one, especially not a KJV, this one here checks off ALL boxes and for a great price of $45. It would make an excellent gift as well! ... show more

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Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2022 by Mochahontas Mochahontas

Beautiful! Highly recommend!

I received this a few days ago, and I was blown away by how beautiful it is. I collect bibles ,and have quite a few in my collection with different translations. I always loved the King James version and don't have one so I researched all the ones available and settled on this one and I am so glad I did. It is amazing!! The font is a size 10 so it's easy to read. The study notes are easy to understand - written for the average person. The pictures are beautiful and add so much to this bible. And I love the Red Letter - I think every bible should have the words of Jesus in Red. It definitely a large bible, but I don't care - I love it and use it for my morning devotions. I would definitely recommend this bible. You will not be disappointed. ... show more

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Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2024 by Jolyn

Beautiful Bible

I bought this for a gift - and it was so pretty I was upset I didn’t have one for myself! This Bible is large text, full of pictures, timelines, commentary, and more. Whether for yourself or for a new follow of Christ you will not be dissatisfied

Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2024 by Mackenzie

Excellent Study Bible!

The study references are up to date for our modern times unlike my old King James Study Bible that still notes Israel is not a nation yet. Very informative information in the study notes, even for those of us who have studied the Bible for a long time.

Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2024 by Jamie Lynn

King James Study Bible

I love the design and the Bible was well written. I'm very pleased with it. It was very reasonably priced and seams to be durable enough for me.

Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2024 by Rudy Diettel

Beautiful Study Bible with helpful notes, maps, and images

I own the KJSB published in 1984 and read it daily. I wanted to check out the latest publication to see if there had been significant updates in the notes. I don't really notice much difference between the two publications in the notes. The big differences is that the latest version is a very beautifully laid out with color maps and photos. The larger text is very readable and the binding is subtle but quite elegant. I love reading from this updated version. Highly recommended! ... show more

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Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2024 by Mark