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i have a small collection of bibles/versions of bibles and nothing has been able to beat my grandfather's leather bound KJV. not because of the version so much, but really because as a pentecostal bishop his hands had put energy into the book for decades. what is impressing me so much about this bible you're showing is how it moves. it moves JUST like my grandfather's bible even though it is new. i'm not sure how i feel about the subdued red letter in this one yet, but because Jesus' teachings are what keeps me reading. thank you for showing this beauty.
Schuyler makes excellent Bibles. I fell down the premium Bible rabbit hole several years back and I have a large collection I'm finally slimming down. I find I need the Deuterocanon though so I'm only keeping my Bibles with the Deuterocanon.
The quality looks great,!I saw an old bible in a antique shop the other day in Crewkerne it was from 1804 I was thinking about getting it but it was the size of a bus! Great video thankyou.
Ah the Bible, the world's most popular occult book..if people only knew what was hidden in those stories. Interesting version. I use an interlinear Bible personally. I've found a lot of very interesting alternate translations that way but it looks very well made
@@danielemacciantelli1788 that wouldn't surprise me at all. I recall when I first started learning ceremonial magick how surprised I was that much of what I was leaning and doing were the very same thing's I had seen priests doing growing up as a catholic .. with That in mind parallels like the one you mentioned become very evident
@@danielemacciantelli1788 precisely my friend! One shall burn themselves, in the fire upon the alter and receive the vision requested. This practice aids to separate, that which binds one to material and finally release the spirit to travel through the mysterious forests amongst the mountains, so that one may meet with the angels and truly understand, that the heaven promised to each of us, through our salvation in the Lord, is absolutely available to the souls with such faith! 🙏🌒🐉🌘🕊
What a beautiful Bible. I personally prefer the ESV, it’s honestly very readable and flows pretty well. I’m no longer a Christian but I still keep my ESV Bible on my altar due to its familiarity and sentimental value. It also has some lovely prayers in it and can be a protective talisman. I keep another above my head on my backboard when I sleep. Cheers!
@@FoolishFishBooks Oh that’s lovely! I might pick one up one day. I like the look of the Quentel in blue goatskin. I wish more books were floppy like some of these premium bibles 💔 They lay flat pretty well. If there ever was a Corpus Hermeticum made like that Schuyler, I’d buy it in a heartbeat Keep up the content, I really enjoy your reviews and I’m so honored to be on this journey with you!
Your comment about the comfort print from Zondervan is spot on! I have a premium bible from them and it's great other than the comfort print. I cant stand it. Lol There is something about it that i just cannot get over. That font is the only reason why i have $150 bible collecting dust.
@@FoolishFishBooks You suggest the NIV so i guess thats the one im going with too haha. i really want a good quality reader bible. I have nice versions of the king james and esv but they arent particularly readable
My favorite description of the ESV is "It's the NASB without semicolons." It's definitely the most reasonable of the word-for-word translations. I will be looking for that blue edging if I buy one, it's a nice a change from the normal metallic colorings.
@@FoolishFishBooks The King James translation was done by 47 scholars, all of whom were members of the Church of England. In common with most other translations of the period, the New Testament was translated from the Textus Receptus (Received Text) series of the Greek texts. The Old Testament was translated from the Masoretic Hebrew text, while the Apocrypha was translated from the Greek Septuagint (LXX), except for 2 Esdras, which was translated from the Latin Vulgate. In 1769, the Oxford edition, which excluded the Apocrypha, became the standard text and is the text which is reproduced almost unchanged in most current printings.
Agree with you completely about the font and how it fits on the page. There are not so many things I will call "abomination," but "comfort font" is definitely one of them. I've been in and around publishing a fair amount, and I appreciate your bibliophile sensitivity.
Think of the image of a supremely wise man who can perform resplendently wondrous acts of miraculous supernatural power. He carries a staff, has a white beard and has long flowing robes with a hat covering his head...what image came to mind; Gandalf, Professor Dumbledore, Merlin...or Moses with the Staff of God, The High Kohen in the Temple, or The Apostle Paul on the road to Damascus? The book of Enoch was the first Magick book ever written and it, among other things, describes the Alchemical Process of Enoch ascending the Tree, completing The Great Work and Transmuting into The Archangel Metatron. Amongst the earliest depictions of Jesus are of him raising Lazarus from the dead with a Wand. The parable of the mustard seed is an Allegorical explanation of The Tree of Life; particularly that of The Seed of Life, the Holy of Holy generative force that always was and will ever be; the source of our consciousness. Which is not our brain but our heart, the electronic-kinetic power of our heart is what powers our brain which is the receiver - "do you not know that the Kingdom of God is within ye?" The entirety of the Universe is both within and without you at the same time, everything we perceive as outside of us is actually inside us. This is the True Gnosis of The Sacred Heart of Jesus, our heart is our point of The Singularity. It is our little head's Below to our big head's big bang Above, it is both Within and Without at the same time - Above So Below, As Within So Without. It's the passion that drives the focus of the intention which forms the will; that which we care about, love and adore we think the most about and we invest our attention into - and energy flows where attention goes. The words of The Lord's Prayer begin with "our Father"..."our Father" not "my Father". Jesus was the Living God Incarnate on this Earth, and the Holiest of Jesus' Teachings is that there is absolutely nothing extraordinary or exceptional about him in this regard that is different from you, me or anyone else. If you are reading these words you are the Living God incarnate. A sacred collection of the world's oldest and most powerful Grimoires written by Master Magicians, about Master Magicians to Instruct Master Magicians The Holy Bible...my absolute all time favourite book of Magick! 😁👍
Denis!! I LOVED your reviews on the Hail Hekate: Walking the forked path course as well as Jason Miller’s level up course. Assuming you’ve experienced it, is there any way you might consider doing a Review of Phurba: Sorcery of the Razor Nail by Jason Miller?
That’s great news! I’m considering it myself. I do wonder how much one would truly get out of it without having empowerment first. He DOES address that to an extent, but still makes me wonder.
Any thoughts on G Verne’s The Authentic Gospel of Jesus? Must admit I did a foolish fish and bought the folio society edition mainly because of the icon on the cover.
A Bible this pretty would distract me from the words lol. The bold text no red letter KJV give me the magic oxygen lol. The darker the print the thicker the aura.
Why go with the protestant bibles? You're missing out on the very magical old testament books like Tobit for example that were taken out . There are definitely some beautiful douay Rheims and NAB versions out there 😊🙏
I would stay with NASB 1995 or Legacy Bible The Bible is a very "occult" book because people don't read nor study it in it's various layers and immediate context...they make it a jumbalaya soup and then say it makes no sense
I actually would really like to find a word for word translation, side by side with the Greek, Latin and Hebrew along with the proto-indo-aramaic references as well. If it could also include the Nag Hammadi codex for the book of Thomas, that would indeed, be a blessing!🌒🦚🌘
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i have a small collection of bibles/versions of bibles and nothing has been able to beat my grandfather's leather bound KJV. not because of the version so much, but really because as a pentecostal bishop his hands had put energy into the book for decades. what is impressing me so much about this bible you're showing is how it moves. it moves JUST like my grandfather's bible even though it is new. i'm not sure how i feel about the subdued red letter in this one yet, but because Jesus' teachings are what keeps me reading. thank you for showing this beauty.
Schuyler makes excellent Bibles. I fell down the premium Bible rabbit hole several years back and I have a large collection I'm finally slimming down. I find I need the Deuterocanon though so I'm only keeping my Bibles with the Deuterocanon.
The quality looks great,!I saw an old bible in a antique shop the other day in Crewkerne it was from 1804 I was thinking about getting it but it was the size of a bus! Great video thankyou.
Ah the Bible, the world's most popular occult book..if people only knew what was hidden in those stories. Interesting version. I use an interlinear Bible personally. I've found a lot of very interesting alternate translations that way but it looks very well made
Amen brother!
I am sure that the burned flesh sacrifices that attracted the elohim "like flies" were in fact practical invocation rituals.
I agree the inter linear digital versions can be quite illuminating…
@@danielemacciantelli1788 that wouldn't surprise me at all. I recall when I first started learning ceremonial magick how surprised I was that much of what I was leaning and doing were the very same thing's I had seen priests doing growing up as a catholic .. with That in mind parallels like the one you mentioned become very evident
@@danielemacciantelli1788 precisely my friend!
One shall burn themselves, in the fire upon the alter and receive the vision requested. This practice aids to separate, that which binds one to material and finally release the spirit to travel through the mysterious forests amongst the mountains, so that one may meet with the angels and truly understand, that the heaven promised to each of us, through our salvation in the Lord, is absolutely available to the souls with such faith! 🙏🌒🐉🌘🕊
What a beautiful Bible. I personally prefer the ESV, it’s honestly very readable and flows pretty well. I’m no longer a Christian but I still keep my ESV Bible on my altar due to its familiarity and sentimental value. It also has some lovely prayers in it and can be a protective talisman. I keep another above my head on my backboard when I sleep. Cheers!
Schuyler do a very nice ESV too in this lovely Quentel edition :)
@@FoolishFishBooks Oh that’s lovely! I might pick one up one day. I like the look of the Quentel in blue goatskin. I wish more books were floppy like some of these premium bibles 💔 They lay flat pretty well. If there ever was a Corpus Hermeticum made like that Schuyler, I’d buy it in a heartbeat
Keep up the content, I really enjoy your reviews and I’m so honored to be on this journey with you!
I wonder where they found the dark-purple goats.
😂
They dyed the goats?
Your comment about the comfort print from Zondervan is spot on! I have a premium bible from them and it's great other than the comfort print. I cant stand it. Lol There is something about it that i just cannot get over. That font is the only reason why i have $150 bible collecting dust.
Oh I've been waiting for this review! I love the color.
Isn't it beautiful? Lots of other colours (and translations) available!
@@FoolishFishBooks You suggest the NIV so i guess thats the one im going with too haha. i really want a good quality reader bible. I have nice versions of the king james and esv but they arent particularly readable
My favorite description of the ESV is
"It's the NASB without semicolons."
It's definitely the most reasonable of the word-for-word translations.
I will be looking for that blue edging if I buy one, it's a nice a change from the normal metallic colorings.
Nothing like a new Bible my love is the Old King James translation very beautiful and poetic!
Beautiful! I ended up going with the Orthodox Study Bible in calf skin. Mainly, because it comes with the Orthodox and Catholic books.
I don't think I've seen a bible that pretty before. The blue and silver at the edges of the pages creates quite an effect.
That is a nice Bible. I read The One Year Bible but they don't have a premium in that. I also prefer the NIV.
“Water-bound” is a perfect description. It makes my Aquarius heart happy.
Very pleased you did not burst into flames upon touching it. (j/k) 😂 As always, thanks the nice review.
😂 phew! Close one! 😅
@@FoolishFishBooks The NIV has a serious translation problem on (Deuteronomy 22:28-29). The NKJV is a better translation.
@@FoolishFishBooks The King James translation was done by 47 scholars, all of whom were members of the Church of England. In common with most other translations of the period, the New Testament was translated from the Textus Receptus (Received Text) series of the Greek texts. The Old Testament was translated from the Masoretic Hebrew text, while the Apocrypha was translated from the Greek Septuagint (LXX), except for 2 Esdras, which was translated from the Latin Vulgate. In 1769, the Oxford edition, which excluded the Apocrypha, became the standard text and is the text which is reproduced almost unchanged in most current printings.
Agree with you completely about the font and how it fits on the page. There are not so many things I will call "abomination," but "comfort font" is definitely one of them. I've been in and around publishing a fair amount, and I appreciate your bibliophile sensitivity.
Ah! So glad I'm not alone on this! 😄♥️
The comfort print font by Zondervan is the only reason I haven’t made the NIV my primary Bible. I hate that font with all my heart.
Ironic since this is more or less the same font, done by the same company
It's a very lunar feel to it. Seems really nice :)
Isn't it lovely? Yes, when I saw this alternative to the usual brown and gold or black and gold I had to give in! :D
As a collector myself may I suggest R.L. Allan goatskin bibles. I own two and they are finely hand bound in Scotland. Cheers
Think of the image of a supremely wise man who can perform resplendently wondrous acts of miraculous supernatural power. He carries a staff, has a white beard and has long flowing robes with a hat covering his head...what image came to mind; Gandalf, Professor Dumbledore, Merlin...or Moses with the Staff of God, The High Kohen in the Temple, or The Apostle Paul on the road to Damascus? The book of Enoch was the first Magick book ever written and it, among other things, describes the Alchemical Process of Enoch ascending the Tree, completing The Great Work and Transmuting into The Archangel Metatron. Amongst the earliest depictions of Jesus are of him raising Lazarus from the dead with a Wand. The parable of the mustard seed is an Allegorical explanation of The Tree of Life; particularly that of The Seed of Life, the Holy of Holy generative force that always was and will ever be; the source of our consciousness. Which is not our brain but our heart, the electronic-kinetic power of our heart is what powers our brain which is the receiver - "do you not know that the Kingdom of God is within ye?" The entirety of the Universe is both within and without you at the same time, everything we perceive as outside of us is actually inside us. This is the True Gnosis of The Sacred Heart of Jesus, our heart is our point of The Singularity. It is our little head's Below to our big head's big bang Above, it is both Within and Without at the same time - Above So Below, As Within So Without. It's the passion that drives the focus of the intention which forms the will; that which we care about, love and adore we think the most about and we invest our attention into - and energy flows where attention goes. The words of The Lord's Prayer begin with "our Father"..."our Father" not "my Father". Jesus was the Living God Incarnate on this Earth, and the Holiest of Jesus' Teachings is that there is absolutely nothing extraordinary or exceptional about him in this regard that is different from you, me or anyone else. If you are reading these words you are the Living God incarnate. A sacred collection of the world's oldest and most powerful Grimoires written by Master Magicians, about Master Magicians to Instruct Master Magicians The Holy Bible...my absolute all time favourite book of Magick! 😁👍
I would dearly like to see you cover The Magus: Kundalini and the Golden Dawn
Denis!! I LOVED your reviews on the Hail Hekate: Walking the forked path course as well as Jason Miller’s level up course. Assuming you’ve experienced it, is there any way you might consider doing a Review of Phurba: Sorcery of the Razor Nail by Jason Miller?
Jason has kindly offered to invite me onto this upcoming course 😊👍
That’s great news! I’m considering it myself. I do wonder how much one would truly get out of it without having empowerment first. He DOES address that to an extent, but still makes me wonder.
💜💜💜
Denis, do you know if there is a similar beautiful and readable version of the nag hammadi?
The closest you will get is the Folio Society edition of the Nag Hammadi Scriptures. There's still a lot of copies out there.
Benjamin is right. I will show my newly acquired "The Gnostic Gospels" (NH + a few extra) by Folio Society very soon :)
@@FoolishFishBooks Yesssssss!
@@FoolishFishBooks please do this!
Any thoughts on G Verne’s The Authentic Gospel of Jesus?
Must admit I did a foolish fish and bought the folio society edition
mainly because of the icon on the cover.
A Bible this pretty would distract me from the words lol. The bold text no red letter KJV give me the magic oxygen lol. The darker the print the thicker the aura.
Yes perhaps even a blueline printing. Dark blue pages with bold white text.
Why go with the protestant bibles? You're missing out on the very magical old testament books like Tobit for example that were taken out . There are definitely some beautiful douay Rheims and NAB versions out there 😊🙏
Only wish it was a bit larger in scale. 9x11 or 11x14.
I would stay with NASB 1995 or Legacy Bible
The Bible is a very "occult" book because people don't read nor study it in it's various layers and immediate context...they make it a jumbalaya soup and then say it makes no sense
would you consider yourself if not In whole or in small portions a Christian?
Very much so, though I realise that most other modern day Christians would not consider me a Christian
“Initially intended message” huh?
I actually would really like to find a word for word translation, side by side with the Greek, Latin and Hebrew along with the proto-indo-aramaic references as well. If it could also include the Nag Hammadi codex for the book of Thomas, that would indeed, be a blessing!🌒🦚🌘
The Interlinear Bible is indeed a thing (easy to Google) though you won't find the NH library like this (yet)
@@FoolishFishBooks appreciated!