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All in bible review
I’m dropping a hot take today that needs to be said. Horween leather is awesome. It was something new in the Bible world and it caught fire and people went crazy with it. I have a couple of Horween Bibles from Crossway and I really like them. I even said the Omega seemed like it was made for Horween leather. However, I’m just going to say it. Cowhide (whether you call it Badalassi or pull up) is better than Horween.
There’s something to be said for a good hardcover. They are workhorses. They’re durable and can stand up to being put in a backpack or messenger bag. They’re cost effective. In the case of the LSB Large Print Wide Margin from Steadfast Bibles, it is really, really nice! Let’s talk about what makes this hardcover such a great Bible!
I’m excited to bring this review because of the generosity and kindness of several of my followers on Instagram. Because of them I purchased this Bible and am able to review it and I am incredibly grateful for each of those individuals.
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.
ICA (In Christ Alone) Rebinding is doing incredible work. I have a couple of his rebinds and each one I see just keeps getting better and better. I’m truly blown away. On the rebind I’m reviewing today, I pretty much told him the colors I liked and mentioned I’d like shark to be one of the materials involved and I let him do the rest. I didn’t see any pictures before I unboxed it, but when I pulled the Bible out of the box I was blown away!
One thing I wish Tyndale would do is start making premium NLT Bibles. Aside from the Tyndale Select, the Bible I’m reviewing today is as close as you can get. Honestly, it’s really nice and I am pretty impressed by it. Tyndale is so close here, but they need to take a page from Thomas Nelson and Holman and jump in the premium game. The NLT deserves it!
Just when I think Bible publishers have done it all they go and surprise me again. I opened this Bible and was just absolutely blown away. This Bible is gorgeous from top to bottom and front to back. Today I’m reviewing the gray genuine leather NKJV Classic Verse-by-Verse Center-Column Reference Bible.
I didn’t expect to like the Bible I’m reviewing today. It was sent to me and I’m not sure I would have ever asked for it. Boy, am I glad they sent it because I like it way more than I expected.
Logos Rebinding is still fairly new to the rebinding game, but he has been quickly making a name for himself. I reached out to Logos about getting my favorite block rebound—the ESV Preaching Bible Verse-by-Verse—and we talked through the details and before I knew it, I was opening a gorgeous and freshly rebound Bible. I’ve used this Bible pretty extensively and put it through its paces and I’m excited to share it with you today.
The new Passagio Setting has been met with some controversy and criticism. This setting is a single column format with poetry appearing in a double column setting. While some have critiqued it, I personally love it. Let’s talk about why.
For a long time, I’d only heard of one Systematic Theology and I bet you can guess which one. Often, in theology classes, Grudem’s Systematic seems to be the only volume that is ever referenced or pushed. It is no surprise that many are only aware of that volume. However, there are better volumes out there!
