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All in Bible review
When Crossway released the ESV Creeds and Confessions Bible in TruTone, it was a game changer. It was a high quality block at a very affordable price. It has been used, abused, rebound, and made more premium than many could ever dream. The block I’m reviewing today has the potential to be the next game changer for Crossway.
I was still learning a lot about Bibles and reviewing when I first reviewed the ESV Preaching Bible back in 2019. Since then, I’ve seen a lot, learned a lot, and I haven’t looked at this Bible that was a major player in my journey of Bible reviewing in a very long time.
I remember when Crossway introduced the Bible world to Horween leather. It was fun, it was exciting, and it was short lived. My Horween Bibles from Crossway are still some of my favorites. When they announced they were introducing yet another new leather, I think we all waited and wondered if this could be the next big thing.
The LSB is such a good translation and the people over at Steadfast Bibles are making such amazing editions. The thing I love is that they’re making great hardcovers all the way to great premiums. Today, I’m reviewing something in between. Let’s check out the LSB 2 Column Verse-by-Verse Indexed in black faux leather.
I sent him an ESV Personal Size Reference, which you can get for about $15. He has now transformed it into a premium Bible (I think they should make a premium version of this Bible).
I’m happy to have teamed up with Adrian Alonzo at AE Bibles to give this Bible a look worthy of it’s name.
Crossway is no stranger to making nice Bibles! Their new New Testament with Psalms and Proverbs is no exception. Today I’m reviewing both the black genuine leather edition and the TruTone Chestnut edition. I can easily say that both are excellent editions and you won’t go wrong with either one.
It’s no secret that I think the ESV Verse-by-Verse Preaching Bible is currently the best ESV on the market. Its beautiful type setting paired with its generous price are a hard to beat combination.
I was taken aback when I opened the Bible I’m reviewing today. I hadn’t expected it, but am interested none-the-less. I know Holman and the Handcrafted collection for the CSB so I was quite surprised to receive a KJV. I think it should be interesting to check out!
The Bible I’m reviewing today is truly unique! I thought it looked cool from the pictures online, but I was blown away when I saw it in person. This is the LSB Children’s Edition in Onyx Black Camo. It includes all kinds of great features, but the cover is the real show stopper for this one.
I’ve had a CSB Spurgeon Study Bible in hardcover for some time. I’m a huge Charles Spurgeon fan and I love that the CSB paired his notes and sermons with the text. I think it’s about time the Prince of Preachers received the Handcrafted—premium—treatment. So without further ado, here is my review of the CSB Handcrafted Spurgeon Study Bible.
I’m not going to beat around the bush. Three Sixteen Publishing is making the nicest hardcover Bibles I’ve ever seen. From the Solas LSB Handy Sized to the Bible I’m reviewing today, if you are a hardcover fan then you need an LSB in your hand.
