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All in Humble Lamb
The team over at Humble Lamb keeps taking chances and it keeps working! Every Bible they crank out is amazing in my opinion. They’re going wild with colors, gilt options, and formats. I’m here for it and I hope they keep innovating. When I heard an orange Bible was coming out, I knew I needed to check it out. Oh, it’s also a NASB 2020 you say? Even better! Let’s take a look.
I’m excited to get to review something a bit different today. When I saw that Humble Lamb was releasing a Bible bag, I knew I wanted to check it out! Most who know me know that I’m a big fan of high quality leather goods. I’ve reviewed boots on my blog, premium Bibles, and I’m excited to finally get to review a high quality leather bag. When I opened up the Humble Shield, I can tell you that I was not disappointed. Let’s jump into the details.
Humble Lamb is a Bible publisher that may be a new name to your ears (or eyes). But they are more than just a cool name. They make really, really nice Bibles with some cool and unique features. Personally, I love what Humble Lamb is doing and they are certainly a company that more people need to know. Once you handle one of their Bibles, you’ll see what the fuss is about.
I’m going to start this review with a controversial statement. The Humble Lamb Shepherd in Lunar Yellow should be the only option. This Bible will turn heads. It’s that good, deep yellow and not the light, ugly yellow. It has black accents and art gilt! It has it all in my opinion.
I’m excited to be reviewing my first ever King James Bible. It’s hard to believe that I’ve been reviewing Bibles for about two years now, but have never tackled a KJV, yet here I am. Today I’ll be reviewing the Humble Lamb KJV Lion in Green goatskin…
