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I’m consistently impressed by the quality of Bibles that Steadfast is producing. From their hardcovers to their edge lined editions, each Bible is well made with incredibly nice materials. This quality truthfully pulls me toward living in the Legacy Standard Bible. These are Bibles you just want to open up and not only feast on the Word of God, but also enjoy the nice, tactile experience.
The Legacy Standard Bible has quickly elevated to one of my favorite translations. Three Sixteen has quickly elevated to one of my favorite publishers.
It’s hard to beat a good, compact Bible. They are the workhorses of the Bible world because they can go so many places. They tuck in a bag, stay in a car, travel in a back pocket, and anywhere else you can think to stick one. Why not have a compact Bible that’s made to stand up to abuse? That is exactly the reason to invest in a premium compact Bible. It can take your abuse and look good doing it.
Steadfast continually knocks it out of the park with their new LSB editions. They have been missing something super portable for awhile now and they have answered that call with the Compact Edition. It comes in all sorts of flavors with tons of faux leather options all the way to goatskin and edge-lined.
I’m a big fan of the Legacy Standard Bible translation. Even more so, I think Steadfast is knocking it out of the park with Bibles they’re producing. Their blocks and materials are second to none. The new LSB Giant Print Reference is no exception. The goatskin version of this Bible has all the bells and whistles. Let’s check it out.
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.
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’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.
I’ll state up front that I hadn’t been this excited for a Bible release in a long time. As I’ve written in other posts, I switched to the LSB as my main translation and this Bible was certainly a perk of making that switch. Many consider this the perfect layout and I am included in that number. There was a lot of hype surrounding the release of this Bible. Does it live up to it?
The world of rebinding is an exciting place to be right now! Many new rebinders are coming on the scene and the quality of work just keeps getting better and better. I had especially been admiring the work of ET Peterson with Rex Rebinds so I reached out to get a rebind so I could see it up close and personal.
I was recently sent a hardcover double column verse-by-verse Legacy Standard Bible. While there’s not a lot of depth to go into on a hardcover, I do think they are vastly underrated.
