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All in bible review
I think Cambridge Bibles are some of the finest quality Bibles out there. They also make some unique editions and have a really loyal following. I’m excited to review the Cambridge ESV Diadem today in hardcover. I’ll be reviewing editions both with and without the Apocrypha. The Diadem is highly anticipated as many people have been pleading for a Bible with the same layout as the Pitt Minion and Wide Margin, but at a size in between the two. Cambridge has listened and answered with the Diadem.
The NKJV Interleaved Journaling Bible is patterned after Jonathan Edward’s Bible. There’s a blank page next to each page of Scripture. This cover is a limited edition and won’t be around forever. Check out my full video review below.
I love featuring Bible rebinders! Bible rebinds can extend the usefulness of a really worn out Bible, preserve a family heirloom, allow you to customize a Bible to your exact specifications, and they’re just plain cool! You truly don’t know the artistry and incredibly work of a Bible rebinder until you’ve held one of their Bibles in your hands.
I feel like I constantly rave about Scripture Journals. I find them to be one of the most useful tools for both personal devotion and ministry. I keep finding uses for them and thanks to Crossway, I’ve found one more—shelf candy. The ESV Illuminated Scripture Journal Box Set is a display piece that anyone seeing your bookshelves will immediately notice. Not only are they useful, they’re beautiful.
