I have both the CSB Apologetics Study Bible and the KJV Apologetics Study Bible, and they're exactly the same. Everything u see from front to back is identical, including the charcoal grey color, articles, twisted scriptures, concordance, timeline and chart, and maps, etc. The only difference is that the name-one is CSB, and the other is KJV. One costs a bit more than the other, but they are identical twins.. I was kind of disappointed that I got the same bible twice but with different names purchased I cbs because I thought I was getting a different bible on apologetic studies for indepth study. But i was wrong. I ended up giving my CBS away, the same I got it
Thats exactly how I felt about the Tony Evans Bible, I had the CSB first then he came out with the NASB in which I thought there would be a little difference but nope, exactly the same just translation differences. Im considering giving away one of mine too! Thanks for letting me know they are the same in the inside! 💖
@natishanloves look into the Esv study bible it's not an apologetic study. bible, but I just ordered mine... it's more in-depth.. u can also look it up on TH-cam reviews... another bible that u can check out is called the net bible full note
@@luxe4744 Thank you! I have the ESV study Bible, its fully loaded and I love it and I think you will too! Im going to do my research on the NET bible, thanks for the suggestion. I love study Bibles, they all bring something different to the study table. 💖
@natishanloves Make sure it's the one that says NET Full Notes Bible Edition and not the Journal NET Bible or their other versions. Personally, I prefer buying earlier versions of physical Bibles because they can not be changed, unlike apps that notify us for updates. I use other Bible translations for understanding or explaining scripture, like the amp/ampc bibles and the expanded bible but I rely on older versions of the KJV or the 1599 Geneva Bible as my base when reading and comparing to other bibles. What bible do u use for ur base or foundation??? HarperCollins Publishers owns the rights to the New International Version (NIV) and the New King James Version (NKJV), both published by HarperCollins Christian Publishing HarperCollins acquired Zondervan, the division that owns the rights to the NIV, in 1988. Zondervan, published other books by Christian authors, also they published joy of ghey sexx, and satanic bible. It's been reported that about 65,000 words and 45 complete verses have been removed under HarperCollins Publishing.
@@luxe4744 oh wow to the part of the other authors being published that is definitely not for the Kingdom of God 😳. That’s crazy! I grew up on KJV, that was the first translation that I read the Bible through too. I jus started getting into other translations for comparison purposes with the AMP being my favorite to study with and the NLT to just read with. KJV, AMP, ESV, NASB are my top ones to study with and CSB and NLT are the ones I jus like to read from. I have to check the copyright dates on my 2 NIV Bibles, but its not really my favorite translation and I typically don’t gravitate towards it. The Geneva Bible is on my amazon wishlist when my funds are more stable. Thank you for this information, I love learning! Iron sharpens Iron💖. Thanks
Thanks for your review. I have one of these Bibles and found it very helpful
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I have both the CSB Apologetics Study Bible and the KJV Apologetics Study Bible, and they're exactly the same. Everything u see from front to back is identical, including the charcoal grey color, articles, twisted scriptures, concordance, timeline and chart, and maps, etc. The only difference is that the name-one is CSB, and the other is KJV. One costs a bit more than the other, but they are identical twins.. I was kind of disappointed that I got the same bible twice but with different names purchased I cbs because I thought I was getting a different bible on apologetic studies for indepth study. But i was wrong. I ended up giving my CBS away, the same I got it
Thats exactly how I felt about the Tony Evans Bible, I had the CSB first then he came out with the NASB in which I thought there would be a little difference but nope, exactly the same just translation differences. Im considering giving away one of mine too! Thanks for letting me know they are the same in the inside! 💖
@natishanloves look into the Esv study bible it's not an apologetic study. bible, but I just ordered mine... it's more in-depth.. u can also look it up on TH-cam reviews... another bible that u can check out is called the net bible full note
@@luxe4744 Thank you! I have the ESV study Bible, its fully loaded and I love it and I think you will too! Im going to do my research on the NET bible, thanks for the suggestion. I love study Bibles, they all bring something different to the study table. 💖
@natishanloves Make sure it's the one that says NET Full Notes Bible Edition and not the Journal NET Bible or their other versions.
Personally, I prefer buying earlier versions of physical Bibles because they can not be changed, unlike apps that notify us for updates.
I use other Bible translations for understanding or explaining scripture, like the amp/ampc bibles and the expanded bible but I rely on older versions of the KJV or the 1599 Geneva Bible as my base when reading and comparing to other bibles.
What bible do u use for ur base or foundation???
HarperCollins Publishers owns the rights to the New International Version (NIV) and the New King James Version (NKJV), both published by HarperCollins Christian Publishing HarperCollins acquired Zondervan, the division that owns the rights to the NIV, in 1988. Zondervan, published other books by Christian authors, also they published joy of ghey sexx, and satanic bible.
It's been reported that about 65,000 words and 45 complete verses have been removed under HarperCollins Publishing.
@@luxe4744 oh wow to the part of the other authors being published that is definitely not for the Kingdom of God 😳. That’s crazy! I grew up on KJV, that was the first translation that I read the Bible through too. I jus started getting into other translations for comparison purposes with the AMP being my favorite to study with and the NLT to just read with. KJV, AMP, ESV, NASB are my top ones to study with and CSB and NLT are the ones I jus like to read from. I have to check the copyright dates on my 2 NIV Bibles, but its not really my favorite translation and I typically don’t gravitate towards it. The Geneva Bible is on my amazon wishlist when my funds are more stable. Thank you for this information, I love learning! Iron sharpens Iron💖. Thanks