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Would you kindly compare Oswald Bible with Everyday Gospel? Thank you

Hey Joe! I have this same bible, inspired by some of your other videos I went ahead and picked it up. I'm kinda scared to highlight it as I don't want it to bleed. Which highlighters and pens did you use safely on this bible?

Nlt Life application study bible primary and KJV

I have not had a premium Bible in 42+ years of being a Christian but received one as a gift a couple of months ago, and I have to say that I am surprised at how much I have enjoyed it. I like the feel of it in my hands. It is a pleasure to read. I even like the smell of it. I doubt I would ever collect them, because that would be a lot of money to tie up in Bibles. But I have enjoyed this one immensely.

Gorgeous.

Insight for how you use the weekly is great~~ Looking forward to trying it out. Thanks so much!

I’m sure you’ve answered these questions - I’m sorry if that’s the case! What tabs do you use? I have my ESV Topaz arriving Monday, and love your setup. I also like how simple your underlining system is. I know yellow is for anything that sticks out in the moment and you might come back to later, but what are your other colors in your system? Love your videos!

I just got mine. It has a PAPER liner. I have no idea what happened with this Bible but I’m so unbelievably disappointed with that

Fun to see you online, Joe -- I had no idea! 🙂

I read somewhere that when you’re speaking or sharing, it is important for your audience to see you reading from a “real” Bible. The writer said when your audience sees you use the Bible, they begin to understand its value. I don’t know what Bible I consider my EDC. When I’m teaching, I like my NIV study Bible. When I’m listening to my pastor, I use and NLT Filament Bible. When I’m speaking at a school assembly, I use a large print NKJV.

ESV heirloom wide margin

Very interesting. Based on the definition you post in the video, the NASB 20's use of "insignificant" seems to be the most accurate (and literal), in my opinion This is somewhat surprising to me, as I have been under the impression that the 2020 was slightly less literal than the 1995 edition. I suppose the question would be, does a word like "despise" better communicate the emotional/attitudinal element involved?

I just can’t understand what Schuyler is thinking. For years so so many of us have been asking for a sort of mid-size quentel. Not just for the actual physical dimensions (although many of us prefer 8x5), but rather so they could also increase the font size to like a 9-10. So they finally listen, make a bigger physical PSQ, but keep the font the same size (8.5)? I truly don’t understand. Well actually I do. Had they made this new PSQ with a larger font, it would have made the full size quentel obsolete. Which ultimately is what I think Schuyler needs to do at some point. Just make ONE Quentel, 8x5, with a 10pt font, and just be done. Because the reality is that for many the full size quentel is just too physically big and this new PSQ whole a great physical size is still too small for a font for many of us to read.

Thanks for the video, Joe! Could you please tell us what highlighters you use and put a link in the description? That would be very helpful!

Is that a 9 point font or more ? Love that color !

Appreciate your work on this video.

0:14 Hi Joe, I’m curious if you could share where you got the “questions to guide the examine” cards in the sleeve of your cover? Love those

Use b roll footage

I got my wife the Tru-tone one for Christmas! She’s really excited to go through it in 2025.

I’ve really enjoyed watching your channel the past few months. I struggle to read the Bible through in a year not because I don’t read each day, but because I get caught up “chasing the rabbits” in the text. I get frustrated if I read 3 chapters and don’t remember all that I’ve read. So I do a lot more study than just read through. I’d like to try to do a read through but I just think the way I’m wired I won’t make it. Anyway I just wanted to tell you to keep up the good work. I love the simplicity combined with depth. It’s refreshing. Have a good New Year and hope you had a great Christmas

Paul David Tripp is very liberal in his theology. Be very discerning when reading. I doubt his more “leftist” views are in that Bible but be aware

This is the ESV Bible my wife and I will be using in 2025. We are looking forward to it.

Sad you "really like this bible". Use the KJB - period. It's the only word of God in English. Don't be fooled by these publishers love for money. If you are open to truth: ua-cam.com/video/hJzafDzdd9g/v-deo.html

0:20 "Number one, Paul David Tripp is a really reputable theologian, pastor, writer." No. He is not. He endorses Eric Mason, who (among so many other things) called whites, "Angloids", in the MLK50 video title, "Don’t Lose Heart: Why It’s Worth It to Fight for Racial Harmony Even When We Don’t See Progress", The Gospel Coalition, Apr 17, 2018. The transcript (taken from my comment on this video 4 years ago) is copied below. @Yesica1993 4 years ago "I don't want to be traumatized by teaching you history." How does teaching history traumatize him? Especially when HE is the one who brought up historical things? "White frailty"? What a vile, racist term. So, whites are supposed to sit there and be called racists and are supposed to agree and accept it? This racist filth has no place in the Body of Christ. "Negroes"? If a white person used that term, they'd be branded "racist." So why is ok for him? 11:07 "God's been working on me in my heart is that the root of bitterness sprouting up will defile many. And if I allow myself to stew in my frustration towards whites, Jesus won't be my center. My hatred will." I am glad he admits his hatred of whites. It's public for the world to see. 12:22 "... black on the outside, Angloid on the inside." My God! I'd heard about this quote, this filthy, anti-white slur. But I didn't want to believe it until I saw and heard it for myself, in context, from the actual speech, on an official site. How horrifying to see this racist screed posted on a Christian channel. Worse yet is seeing all the "likes." The video where PDT endorses him is titled, "The Gospel, The Church, And Racial Injustice" Paul David Tripp, Jul 14, 2020. These are the full videos from the official sites, not clips taken out of context.

Really glad that Lockman let Holman publish the NASB! 😊 No disrespect to Lockman, but it's well known that Lockman is a fairly small publisher located near Biola in Southern California (where I'm originally from). My understanding is most of the NASB translators came from Biola/Talbot, DTS in Dallas, TX, and TEDS in Chicago. In any case, this limits what kind of Bibles Lockman is able to publish. By contrast, Holman is huge, well resourced, relatively wealthy for a Christian publishing house, has virtually the entire Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) as their main audience and the SBC is itself the single largest evangelical church or denomination in the USA. Of course, Holman's primary translation is their in-house CSB, but it's pretty cool Holman also publishes the KJV and the NASB. And Holman makes very aesthetically pleasing editions of the CSB, KJV, and now NASB. 😊

Nice review, thanks!

Great video! I am doing the 1 year "Chronological NLT" I am planning to try and set up a group with some of my 2 sons' High school and college friends to join in a group of Audible listening and reading. I'll Continue using the NLT journaling Bible and my old KJV Life Application for deeper learning. I haven't decided on a devotional book yet. Maybe Sproul's "Everybody is Theologian" as I am already working through that or Sproul's "Chosen by God". I also have been reading "We Believe: Creeds, Catechisms, and Confessions" about one day a week to learn and teach my kids and others as so many Churches do not teach Doctrines anymore. I'll keep writing my notecards with verses on them and I am thinking of getting a planner and trying Joe's method of devotions and prayers. Busy 2025 😆

Hello, I'm new to your channel.I will be using my. Holloman CSB Journaling bible for my devotional WHISPERS, it is by the same person who authored TPT. For my note taking, I will be using the SOAP method. Finally, I will be using the 2 year plan.I like to go at a slower pace.Thank you.

I think i should use my Abide bible! Thanks for sharing, Joe 🎉

My wife and I both have NLT One-Chronological Bibles, found used at the Dickson Street Bookshop in Fayetteville, AR. I also have handbook, dictionary, and concordance ready for this year's read through. My very worn NIV will still be the Bible I schlepp back and forth to church.

@2:55 I wonder if in Galatians 2 Vs 20 if Flesh is not used as it is many times referred to our sinful nature. and Body is to enter into the Body of Christ The body of the church? Just a thought. I would love to hear your thoughts on that.

I’ve done several year long or 2 year long plans. This year, I started doing a read through using a combination of Jesus in all of Scripture using the Enduring Word online commentary. My translation of choice is NLT although the commentary uses NKJV. I’m going at my own pace which is taking a long time (due to the commentary breakdown). I honestly think it will take me at least 5 years to get through the entire Bible 😅.

Like you, I also have an ESV Topaz in blue goatskin which I read completely from Genesis 1 through Revelation 22. I was so pleased with the Topaz that I later purchased an NKJV Topaz in green goatskin, and the new NASB2020 Topaz in brown calf split leather. I am currently reading entirely through the Cambridge CSB Diadem. And because I'm finding this translation so impressive, I'm hoping that Cambridge publishes a CSB Topaz in the future.

I have this Bible in the CSB, both personal size and the wide margin. It is amazing

What is your favorite pen for writing in the bible? Micron 005 or Uni Jetstream.7 for me but Im always happy to try new pens. I grabbed a few different zebra highlighters after seeing how it looks in your bible. I like those but in the milder color (Sherbert Yellow). My 2025 plan is to use the ESV Stridon all by itself and write tons of notes in it and a pocket book sized moleskine for prayers and random thoughts. My bible reading plan is a chronological that our church is doing together and I am on the lookout for a good devotional.

Its very possible! Earlier this year I parallel read the KJV with the NIV. It was fantastic!!! I say go for it. It truly is a wonderful feeling getting to Revelation🙏

Thinking NLT for my read through for the year and CSB for my slower multi-year read and study plan.

I just found your channel. I got a note taking Bible not long ago and I was wondering what exactly I would do with it. I like the thought of using it with a reading plan and taking notes on what I read.

It looks very nice, but I'm still wishing for a premium compact large print double column edition. They offer a non-premium like I'm describing but the paper quality etc. is just not quite there. I think you even reviewed one. I have the Lockman Prime edition large print single column, but am tending to prefer double column.

Your content is amazing Joe!

I have the same Bible and I like it.

Looks like a nice EDC and with 11 pt font I can see!!👍👍

I’ll be using my Journaling NLT Bible and my KJV Key Word Bible for in depth word study. I’m doing a year long study from Daily Grace Co. called Christ in All of Scripture. It’s a 52 week study.

Hey Pastor Joe. Thanks for sharing. I will be reading the NLT one year Chronological Bible with my mother. I will also be doing a year long devotional by the DailyGrace Co using the NKJV.

I'm not sure about the Bible in a Year plan yet. My wife and I went through the Bible in a year this past year together. We did the Ligonier plan on YouVersion. I will going through a devotion by R.C. Sproul on the book of Romans which will take a year. The version of the Bible will be the ESV and which one, not sure yet. Thanks for your content.

Now I want this Bible. It’s perfect… wow

Great video! I have been praying about how to grow my relationship with God, and this information is an answer to those prayers. Thank you!

Wait…so you’re not tackling 3 complete bible read throughs this year? You’re making me reconsider my plan now, lol. Sounds like a solid plan you have! I purchased an inexpensive leather soft Thomas Nelson NKJV W.M. this month for 2025. This will be my first time truly marking in my main bible. If you have any good recommendations for color coding or keys I’m all ears.