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This is it. This is the one I’ve been waiting for! The single column verse-by-verse setting is probably my favorite Bible layout. It is crazy to me that it’s not available in certain translations. However, the dominoes are slowly falling and the New King James Version is the next to fall. Finally, we have this layout in the NKJV!
Thomas Nelson is consistently making beautiful Bibles and this could easily be in my top 3 if not my favorite over all. This Bible has a couple of unique features that I truly love along with a great layout. Let’s talk about what makes this Bible so great.
At this point I”m comfortable saying that it’s hard to go wrong with a Premier Collection Bible. You get a really, really nice Bible for a great price. The unique thing about the NKJV Personal Size Large Print Reference Bible is that the cross references appear at the end of each verse. This is a really unique way to do it, but it also is really helpful. No more searching to match up the verse with the right cross references. Instead, they’re at the end of each verse. It seems pretty useful!
I’ve been hoping to review this Bible from Cambridge Bibles for quite some time. It combines a lot of things I really like: large font, verse by verse setting, and green! Yes, I really like green Bibles even though I don’t have many of them. I have thought this green goatskin NKJV Topaz from Cambridge was attractive for quite some time and I was finally able to get my hands on one! I’m quite excited about it.
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.
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.
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.
Thomas Nelson has released a new series of Bibles called The Maclaren Series. This new series is actually an old series that has been rebranded. They used to have what they called NKJV and KJV Preaching Bibles, however, that sounds really specific. Obviously, they want to move these Bibles and labeling a Bible as a preaching Bible may cause someone to immediately pass on a Bible because they don’t preach. Just as I said in my reviews of the Preaching Bibles though, these are great Bibles and are certainly useful to many people besides preachers.
If you regularly consume Bible reviews then you’ll know I’m late to the game on reviewing this Bible. Almost everyone has reviewed it! But that’s for good reason. The Premier Collection NKJV Large Print Wide Margin Reference Bible is truly an amazing Bible. It’s beautiful, high quality, and price friendly. So much has been said about it that it will be hard for me to be original, but let’s talk about the things that make this such a nice, premium Bible from Thomas Nelson.
Lately it seems that I’ve really become attracted to blue Bibles. It wasn’t a conscious decision, it just seemed to happen. Blue has always been one of my favorite colors so I suppose it would make sense that I like blue Bibles. When Thomas Nelson released a limited edition Premier Collection NKJV in blue goatskin, I knew I wanted to get a copy. I finally got my hands on one and I’m pleased to bring you a review of the Limited Edition Premier Collection NKJV Large Print Thinline Reference Bible in blue goatskin.
