Just to let others know, this Bible has a load of changes in the text. An example would be "strain at a gnat” is changed to “strain out a gnat” and many many more.
They stopped using the 1873 text a few years back. They say they use a "Scofield" text but it's actually Cambridge, not Oxford. I doubt it's PCE, even Cambridge doesn't print PCEs.
From Hendrickson's FAQ: 6. Is that KJV bible from the Scrivener or the Scoffield? Since 2010, we’ve only printed new KJV Bibles using the traditional Scofield text. However, some Bibles already on our shelves may still contain the Scrivener 1873 text.
That’s my bible and I love it, it lays flat now after reading and writing in it for 5 years daily and bringing it everywhere I go. There is no question I’m reading a bible when I break it open at the coffee shops, planes, and parks. the references are weak, but read it enough you can put some in yourself.
Levine Desiree it has a great memory. I put in my bible bag only to find out it wasn’t in there straight and i just lay it back out and you would never know it was bent. really a good bible. didn’t know it was made in china until this video. that’s depressing. I wouldn’t let a communist walk my dog. but I ordered it online.
I want a wide margin KJV, but I want it to be black letter. Red letter is difficult to read in certain types of light and it's a problem increasing as my eyes age. Only one I've found is the Cambridge concord w/ wide margins. Sadly it's well out of what I can afford at the moment. Hopefully I luck out and notice it on sale on amazon as they are pretty much the only company that will ship to me because of how far off the grid I am. Great video as always.
@@NewLifeOfAlbanyGa Unfortunately they don't ship internationally. Was a good place to check though. I'll keep checking back there occasionally to see if they change their shipping options for international shipping.
The barcode mark of the beast thing came from it being invented in the 1950s and wasn’t widely used until into the 70s if I understand correctly. Then a book that came out in the early 80s made the idea popular of the bar code being the mark. It was new technology at the time so prophesy preachers jumped on the idea. The same thing happened again when computer and computer chips started getting smaller. It is a lot of opinion of people trying to pretend they are smart. The Bible is clear that it is a mark, an implanted chip is not a mark. Anyway to control it technology will likely be involved, at this point in history it could be blockchain. My 2 cents on something I am not an expert on so take for whatever lol.
If u look at the upc bar code,the first number is 6 ,middle number is 6n last is 6 ,universal codex system of u kno hoo,a six is coded as 2 thin lines,as u see each number is a different line or lines,in the bar code.this would seem to be the case in ever bar code.not the mark,but cetrainly part of the beast system of controlling all commerce.as u kno building codes n other local codes,police coding emr,all are coded internationally.a local code in fresno,would be the same in budapest kinda thing,
Yes it is Smith S .
11 pt font and wide margins. $14.99. In text references. Good paper. You can’t beat this.
You really can’t.
Just to let others know, this Bible has a load of changes in the text. An example would be "strain at a gnat” is changed to “strain out a gnat” and many many more.
Thanks!
Like it or not, this is an issue when you have an uncopyrighted text. There is nobody there to protect it from changes.
They stopped using the 1873 text a few years back. They say they use a "Scofield" text but it's actually Cambridge, not Oxford. I doubt it's PCE, even Cambridge doesn't print PCEs.
Great!
From Hendrickson's FAQ: 6. Is that KJV bible from the Scrivener or the Scoffield?
Since 2010, we’ve only printed new KJV Bibles using the traditional Scofield text. However, some Bibles already on our shelves may still contain the Scrivener 1873 text.
Thank you!!!!!
That’s my bible and I love it, it lays flat now after reading and writing in it for 5 years daily and bringing it everywhere I go. There is no question I’m reading a bible when I break it open at the coffee shops, planes, and parks. the references are weak, but read it enough you can put some in yourself.
Great!
Levine Desiree it has a great memory. I put in my bible bag only to find out it wasn’t in there straight and i just lay it back out and you would never know it was bent. really a good bible. didn’t know it was made in china until this video. that’s depressing. I wouldn’t let a communist walk my dog. but I ordered it online.
I want a wide margin KJV, but I want it to be black letter. Red letter is difficult to read in certain types of light and it's a problem increasing as my eyes age. Only one I've found is the Cambridge concord w/ wide margins. Sadly it's well out of what I can afford at the moment. Hopefully I luck out and notice it on sale on amazon as they are pretty much the only company that will ship to me because of how far off the grid I am. Great video as always.
Try the Local Church Bible Publishing 390.
@@NewLifeOfAlbanyGa I'll do that.
@@NewLifeOfAlbanyGa Unfortunately they don't ship internationally. Was a good place to check though. I'll keep checking back there occasionally to see if they change their shipping options for international shipping.
saulzmon try TheKJVStore. They ship internationally to most countries.
The barcode mark of the beast thing came from it being invented in the 1950s and wasn’t widely used until into the 70s if I understand correctly. Then a book that came out in the early 80s made the idea popular of the bar code being the mark. It was new technology at the time so prophesy preachers jumped on the idea. The same thing happened again when computer and computer chips started getting smaller. It is a lot of opinion of people trying to pretend they are smart. The Bible is clear that it is a mark, an implanted chip is not a mark. Anyway to control it technology will likely be involved, at this point in history it could be blockchain. My 2 cents on something I am not an expert on so take for whatever lol.
If u look at the upc bar code,the first number is 6 ,middle number is 6n last is 6 ,universal codex system of u kno hoo,a six is coded as 2 thin lines,as u see each number is a different line or lines,in the bar code.this would seem to be the case in ever bar code.not the mark,but cetrainly part of the beast system of controlling all commerce.as u kno building codes n other local codes,police coding emr,all are coded internationally.a local code in fresno,would be the same in budapest kinda thing,