Kenneth L. BarkerRecensioni

Read Around 1986 while serving as an elder in the RCUS

Excellent study Bible. It provides comprehensive notes, a reasonable concordance, useful maps, timelines, and illustrations.

My first Bible given buy my wife Karrie on my baptism Nov. 1st, 1998 in Jackson, TN. Great for personal studying and teaching lessons.

Great Bible study tool.

While I prefer the Revised Standard translation, this was my first study bible and remains a very good study guide. The cross-references within this bible are very good and the concordance is very thorough for one included in a bible.

My favourite go-to Bible for study notes. I use the study notes on my Olive Tree bible on my iTouch as notes for all other versions.

Similar thoughts as my review of the New American Bible for Catholics in my library. This translation is appealing to interfaith audiences everywhere, as it is easy to read, nicely cross-referenced, and footnoted with synopsis of each 66 books of holy scripture, maps and charts, subject indexed, and a concordance. The index and concordance are not exhausitive. Jesus words are in red letters too.

Most everyone knows the Bible is a best seller. The NIV translation is from our best, earliest sources. The notes a study Bible adds make this edition very useful.

This well researched book gives the story of Presbyterian Churches in Owen Sound, Ontario. The history of the two congregations that joined the United Church of Canada are included are told up to the time of Union.

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i have two copies of this