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This is a first for me. This Bible doesn’t seem to have a name. At least it doesn’t on the box. What strikes me as strange is the box seems like an advertisement for the NLT filament app. It’s a shame that it is kind of nameless because I’ll go ahead and say that if you’re a fan of the NLT then you should own this Bible. Why? I’m glad you asked.
The NASB 2020 is still a fairly new translation. It doesn’t have nearly as many editions to choose from as more established translations such as the NASB 95, ESV, NKJV, etc. However, if you find yourself loving the NASB 2020, I think the edition I’m reviewing today is the best one out there. Let’s take a look at why I think the NASB 2020 Prime Reference edition from Lockman is the best one out there.
The Christian Standard Bible is a translation that I’m really excited to see release in new editions. I like the translation a lot, but they seem to be a bit slow in putting new things out and I want more. They have recently released two new thinline editions in black genuine leather. One with references and one without. I’ll be look at both in this review.
This review has been a long time coming. I’m a huge fan of Dr. James M. Hamilton Jr. Discovering his teaching on biblical theology truly changed my life and the Bible Talk podcast he’s on is something I’m trying to get everyone to listen to because it will blow your mind. Dr. Hamilton pastors Kenwood Baptist Church in Louisville, KY and he’s the Professor of Biblical Theology at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
I’ve actually never had an ESV Thinline before besides a pew Bible. It is past time that I check one out. In the fall, the Heirloom Thinline is coming back out, but if that’s a bit over your budget then you’re definitely going to want to check out the Thinline Bible in buffalo leather. Let’s talk about why this Bible is amazing!
I’ve used several different catechisms, but I could never get my hands on a good copy of The Baptist Catechism. That’s why I’m so excited to bring you this review today of The Baptist Catechism with NKJV Proof Texts from Particular Baptist Heritage Books (PBHB).
When it comes to Puritan literature, John Flavel may very well be my favorite. Flavel has a way of writing that just connects with me. His works are timeless, valuable, and devotional. If you’ve never read anything from him, I highly recommend checking out The Mystery of Providence. If you have read him and love him then I highly recommend grabbing the six volume set of his writings! I am glad to once again be partnering with Westminster Books to bring you a review of the six volume Works of John Flavel.
I’m a huge fan of Scripture Notebooks. I have found their possibilities to be endless and I enjoy using them for just about everything. As a lover of premium Bibles, I rarely find myself wanting to mark in a Bible. That’s where Scripture Notebooks are so brilliant. They are portable and the price is right. You can buy one, mark it up, and buy another. They are also really well made!
The CSB LIfe Connections Study Bible may be one of the best kept secrets in the CSB world. I’m not sure I’ve seen a review on it so I’m happy to get the opportunity to introduce you. This Bible should probably be the secret weapon of every small group and Bible study leader.
I’m excited about this Bible. I’m so excited I’m reviewing two of them at the same time. I’ve been waiting for this Bible ever since the KJV edition was released. I am of course talking about the NKJV Sovereign Personal Size Edition. Why am I so excited? Let’s take a closer look.
Hebrews is written by Thomas Schreiner. I highly respect Dr. Schreiner as a scholar and was quite excited that he wrote the Hebrews commentary. Even more, I love the practicality of this commentary.
The Thompson Chain-Reference Bible is something I’ve heard a lot about, but had little familiarity with. I’m diving in to bring you a review of the newly revised and updated edition of the NIV version of this legendary Bible. I’m reviewing the hardcover version.
