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Thanks for this video! Im looking for a new bible, as well as a different translation to read. Raised on the kjv. Debating on getting a cambridge clarion, but not sure yet. The single column is something im not sure about. Cambridge has a few other nice looking nasb bibles. This schuyler here looks AMAZING as well. Although im still not sure 😂. Im also thinking, the 1995 version seems to be the "best." Anyway, thanks for this video!!

I recently picked up a kjv pocket addition. AWESOME little bible. I am looking for another version to read now. Debating on the nasb. Tempted to get the clarion, but im not sure how the single column will affect reading. Anyone able to chime in and help me make a decision? 😂 Thanks for the video!

Nelson should re-publish that bible, I would buy it.

Bought old bible with yap and cut it off and now I like it.

Riverside Book & Bible House bought World (bible division) from Collins in 1980. They didn't make a habit of stamping "Riverside" into their bibles thankfully. I think it was only their first NASB run. They most did KJV, though I do have a rare NKJV. Their bibles in the 80's though would say Iowa or Iowa Falls on the first page which was an indication of the era (80s) and current owner (Riverside) since they never printed dates on their bibles (even back in the 30s through 70s).

The gilt looks like HOT out of the FIRE edit: burning coal... I would have suggested a bit more black (coal) nuance and fiery red on the covers as well... That would KICK ROCK!!! Nice 👍 done !

A Cambridge KJV is a great investment. The perfect word of God for the English speaking people. God bless you. Bill. Uk

GET ON WITH IT PLEASE.

Thomas nelson has a RSV sovereign edition shipping in aug

I have a similar bible, picked up at a garage sale. Publisher is "Westminster Book Store" in Philadelphia, printing license is to Collins, dated 1949. The major difference from the Collins bibles you review is, no gilt edge, just red. Illustrations are the same -- B&W or colorized photographs of contemporary (early 20th cent) Palestine scenes. I do note that this puts them in line with a classic Presbyterian scruple against images of Jesus. Most interesting to me is the final map, "Modern Palestine". Many Arabic names, and political divisions don't match anything modern.

Oh boy that looks like the cheap covers they put on Book of Mormon books they give out for free. I’ll just go with the non personalize imitation soft leather one.

It looks practically opaque at least compared to modern bibles…what’s up with that?

I have this awesome Study Bible in the NRSV Translation in hardcover. I love your cover and the guilding. I am a Bible collector and this Study Bible is one of my many favorites. There are numerous great study Bibles out now in various Translations. This one is definitely worth having! Very good Review! 🙋🏽‍♀️

This bible is a good study aid for the library along with a bible dictionary. It has interesting maps, and the color of the pages are easy on the eyes. I wouldn't read it for doctrine, but I always keep it within reach for research.

Now this Is cool !

I have a 1953 print edition of the Judson Press New Brev. 8vo Text. I had it rebound, and I'm currently reading through it. It's a fantastic little reader.

I enjoy your Bible. Presentations.

As of right now I am three and a half books away from finishing handwriting the entire Bible. I have used a ton of different journals and notebooks to write in, and my least favorite of all were the “Journible” journals. The space provided for each verse was either too small or too much, and the space for each line was too small. I have used journals that were super thick and journals that were thin, I even used composition books. If I were to do this all over again I would use the A4 thin notebooks exclusively, and in particular the grid paper notebooks. Trust me, using a huge tome like the one featured here in this video is the most uncomfortable kind of journal you could ever use. When I write I write for hours at a time, and when I was using my thick books my arm hurt for days. You have to have supports for your arm in order to be able to write comfortably, and supports for the left side of the journal when you first start out and then once you get past the middle of the journal. There is a whole lot I can share about my Bible writing experience, but if there is one thing I can recommend above all is for you to pick the most comfortable journal you can write in that will accommodate your handwriting and allow you to carry it with you without having to hire a sherpa to carry it for you.

I have the NIV in hardback, but personally I wanted the NRSV but it's hard to find.

I have an Interleaved Bible and I have a sermon notebook for all my long Pastor sermons I put in there

Trying to figure out how to use index just got one

Pause at 9:08, and you will see that this Bible omits the word AMEN at the end of the Book of Revelation.

Please tell everyone you always wanted to about Jesus asap! I love you. Thank you! ❤ Amen

KJV-onlyism is a cancer in the body of Christ. Jesus healed me of that cancer over the last two years.

I loved Ruckman. I did. But i woke up. At best he was a dedicated man… at worst he assumed waaaayyy too much. I recently put my RR back in its box. We all know what his private life was like. We all know he was just a man. And i admit it was these facts that had me in belief of his commentary. Then there was a particular sermon i heard. In it he told the story of a question that was asked him. If he were a member of a congregation and he discovered that its pastor was molesting a juvenile would he report the pastor? When he answered “No.” it broke my heart. He went on to claim he wouldn’t turn the pastor in in order to protect the child… which is BS. What if there were other children being molested? This answer broke me. How could he knowingly allow a sexual predator to remain in a position of power and claim it was to protect the victim?!?! Second, he claimed we’re all in an animal state when within the womb and we don’t receive a spirit until our first breath… so our LORD Jesus Christ was an animal?! Third, almost every two pages of the reference he suggests a book he wrote in the notes that can be bought at BBP. So its a reference book that refers you to other books for sale at his ministry. I can literally go on about his faults for an amazing amount of time but i don’t need to. Read him yourself and you decide. Just because someone has the ability to speak bluntly doesn’t mean they speak truth. In a twist, I thank Dr. Ruckman from the depths of my soul. He lead me to the KJV. And though I can no longer ignorantly nod my head and approve of him, I appreciate his fight. Perhaps he was righteous. Perhaps he was a beast of iniquity. Whatever he was, for many of us, he brought us to the door. And for that I’m eternally grateful.

To me the wine color is more of a royal proper color as the outside desert camel reminds me of the journey through the Bible on a camel out in the Middle East lol

Great review brother. I subscribed to your channel 😊 I just bought this Bible for $3 at a thrift store and wanted to know more about it since I had never seen one before. It still had the plastic wrapping around it 😎 I may end up reviewing it soon, I love this leather and size. Blessings to you!

I despise self-pronouncing, it's just a distraction to me. You can sure tell how much better the average Nelson Bible was then compared to now. Great find!

PS--I've had Christians criticize me in the past for buying these very expensive Schuyler Bibles (I own several translations). My response? When David and Solomon were designing and building the Lord's temple they didn't go to Wal-Mart for materials; no, they brought in the best from their known world. I have felt the same about the word of God for a half century; His word deserves the best I can afford. Best wishes from the Houston area!

I have the black pearl calfskin and love it in full yapp. I'm basically an RSV/ESV guy and have those in Schuyler so the construction and 'feel' is as expected--superb. Being new to the NLT I'm reading it cover to cover (I'm in second Chronicles now) for fun and am enjoying it immensely! It's the same old beloved stories, just told by a new narrator. And it's just so great to find a Bible maker who hasn't cheapened out and sent their printing to Red China.

If enough of us contact Thomas Nelson, they may consider bringing it back.

Man where is the verses missing please

Seems to be interesting translation

Got this recently and I love it! I never knew I loved 1) single column and 2) black letter! It is so much easier. The font size is just right for me as well.

charles elisha williams yhwh sacred scriture

But why all english impossible found in french , i want any Bible liké that but in french its possible or not

Dispensationalism is no doubt one of the most wicked and heretical systems to ever injected the church. I call it the aids in theology. Launched in the 1820s as the counter reformation by John Nelson Darby which he got from the Roman Catholic Jesuits passed on to c.i. Scofield and is still being taught in the churches as if it is the final word and some exalts c.i. Scofield's notes on the level as the inspired word of God. I came out of the liberal southern Baptist convention Church to independent Baptist churches until I just could not stand the errors being taught from the pulpits as if the gospel truth. I was also deceived by les feldicks awful two gospel heresies. Finally I came across David bercott of scroll publishing on what the early Christians believed in certain topics. Today what the church feels is heresy is actually what the early Christians believed and taught. One is that salvation is offered nowhere apart from what Jesus commanded he that believeth and is baptized shall be saved as Acts 4:12 and Romans 6:3 etc. dispensationalist are mutilators of the word of God ( AW Pink and Philip Mauro ) Albertus Pieters in the early days of the scofield bible said it was the most dangerous book on planet earth. The Jesuits are alive and well and are still deceiving billions. The mystery of iniquity. God bless everyone brethren +

This Dr. Gene Kim is just is one KJV fanatics pastor who have a wrong interpretation of 2 Timothy 3:16 in order to defend the KJV bible. How come the KJV bible became inspired where in fact it was just one of the english translation in 1611that is why there were so many mistranslated words and verses if you truly examined it and compared to the original hebrew and greek words in the bible 😊

Read John 1:1 from this Bible it's clear that Jesus and God the Father are different.

Great review, very helpful, 💫

Anyone else have a problem with the binding? I sent my first one back and am waiting on the second. It was clear a grouping of the pages were about to come out.

I own several of these. Keep one in my truck. Another at work. One by my bed, etc. They come in hardback, bonded leather & calfskin. Obviously my go-to Bible. Only complaint is the references are now too tiny for my aging eyes. I prefer the 77 to the 95 or 20, so I'm not going to upgrade. This one is out of print but I've assembled them from Ebay. Highly recommended.

So your warning is the fact they they removed the introduction?

Enjoyed this video. The pagination of this Bible reminded me of a Bible I am very familiar with. I compared the Bible on this video to my Cambridge Large Print Text Bible and their pagination is identical. Everything is identical just different size. I would love to have a copy of this one.

The KJV 1611 is the only Bible to trust in

I just got mine today at still the low price of $35 and free shipping. I can't tell if it is a Smyth sewn binding or just glued in pages. But, for the price I can't complain. I love the floppy cover and large text.

a year late, do you know what the best deal is?

The Holy Name Bible is my preferred version because ut uses the true names: Yahweh and Yahshua for the Creator and Messiah.

There is a contradiction in the KJV which is clarified in the Holy Name version. "No man hath see God at any time." But in old testament it says "they saw the God of Israel..." (KJV). As opposed to "No man hath seen the Father at any time." And "They saw the Elohim of Israel" (HNV)

A. B. Traina was a Jewish man who translated this version. There are some differences. For example, "horse leech" is "vampire" in this version. "For the vampire (horse leech) hath two daughters...". In the KJV the daughters are not named. In the Holy Name version, the daughters are named: "Avarice and Ambition."