This beautiful King James Version of the Bible released by Thomas Nelson would make a lovely gift for the Bible student who loves this translation. The Bible features red-letter text for Jesus' words, an excellent center-column reference, and a brief introduction to each book of the Bible. Pros Beautiful Exterior. This bible features a nicely… Continue reading Bible Review: KJV Large Print Center-Column Reference Bible
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Bible Review: NASB Wide-Margin Bible
I recently received a copy of Zondervan's new NASB Wide-Margin Bible. The wide-margin feature provides ample room for observations and notes as you read through your New American Standard Bible version. My copy has a Leathersoft (TM) cover that lays flat nicely and contains two bookmarks (which is especially helpful when flipping between passages!). The edition I… Continue reading Bible Review: NASB Wide-Margin Bible
Bible Review: The Bible Study Bible, NKJV
Study Bibles are useful tools if you are trying to deepen your understanding of scripture. The Bible Study Bible (NKJV Bible translation), published by Thomas Nelson Bibles, is a text that tries to help the reader study every chapter of the Bible by using hands-on activities and questions. In the introduction, the author of the… Continue reading Bible Review: The Bible Study Bible, NKJV
Bible Review: Halley’s Study Bible, NIV
Study Bibles can be immensely helpful whether you are unfamiliar with the Bible or have been studying for decades. The Halley's Study Bible incorporates the work of Henry H. Halley, author of Halley's Bible Handbook, with full-color maps, colorful photos of related archeological finds, verse-by-verse study notes, and a concordance.
Bible Review: NIV Artisan Collection Bible for Girls
Journaling Bibles have grown in popularity. In recent years, some have chosen to add artwork to their Bibles as part of their meditation on the word. The NIV Artisan Collection seeks to enhance this with its own stylishly designed exterior and wide-margin interior. If you've been seeking a journaling Bible for a daughter, granddaughter, or Bible class student, here are some pros and cons to consider...
Book Review: The Illustrated NIRV Holy Bible for Kids
Teaching the Bible to kids can be a challenge, as is finding books and Bibles suitable for your children's level of learning. The Illustrated NIRV Holy Bible for Kids works to remedy this challenge by creating a more kid friendly format. The recommended age range for children is 4-8 years old. The binding is a… Continue reading Book Review: The Illustrated NIRV Holy Bible for Kids
Book review: Secrets (Beauties from Ashes Trilogy, Volume 1)
"Every girl has a secret she hopes the light will never find---but the demons already have." - Secrets, by Beckie Lindsey Beckie Lindsey is one of my dear blogging sisters and a delightful writer with a desire to seek God and serve others. This month, Beckie released her first Young Adult fiction novel, Secrets (Beauties from Ashes, Volume 1). Secrets… Continue reading Book review: Secrets (Beauties from Ashes Trilogy, Volume 1)
Oh rats! I can’t keep making excuses?!
Rats aren't really my thing. People may enjoy having them as pets, but after having trapped one in the garage of our first house and found a half-eaten one on the back porch of the aforementioned house... well, let's just say I've had enough of rats. C.S. Lewis, however, uses them in an effective illustration… Continue reading Oh rats! I can’t keep making excuses?!
Day 23: Literature
This post is part of "30 days of Giving Thanks" To read more within this series, click here. I am a product [...of] endless books. My father bought all the books he read and never got rid of any of them. There were books in the study, books in the drawing room, books in the… Continue reading Day 23: Literature
Book Review: One of the Few
This is a book review on Jason Ladd's new book, "One of the Few."
Elihu's Corner 