I got my first Bibles from church Bible publishing ...today. ..A red one in the TURQUOISE collection with the red cover very nice and also a blue one in the large print. Text only..BOTH patterns on the Cambridge collection but there as good as anything I've ever seen. thanks for the recommendation
I think the markets for the Bibles are different, though. The people looking at Schuyler will buy the Schuyler regardless because they like the materials and printed in the Netherlands. But Zondervan/Nelson is just completely owning the low to mid-range market because they keep coming out with great editions in every translation, with good paper, covers, and fonts. If only they started putting vinyl liners on more cheaper Bibles instead of paper, they could really be changing the game.
Could you please consider writing the ISBN in the description box? It's extremely difficult to purchase this edition without the ISBN. I'm in another country with different packaging & dozens of editions in Thomas Nelson. You are reviewing on an international platform where the only solid reference to your subject is that number. Thanks.
I got a Windsor large print from TBS yesterday also the 200,000 references bible large print Westminster....a few days ago.. Both are great. Both in good shape and timely.
I am getting spoiled a bit by colour and I almost have to have or want to have some colour on the cover and along the lines of the preaching Bible I like to have two colors on the inside either blue and black or red and black as in the preaching Bible and also in the Schuyler Quentel.
Hi Anthony. They don't have it in goatskin. The closest they have is the giant print - biblebuyingguide.com/premier-collection-kjv-giant-print-thinline-bible/
I think it is, but I'd need to see it to be sure. It's the same as all the Thomas Nelson black imitation leather that I've reviewed for the past few months. Do you have a link to the Bible you're referring to?
Hi. It's really hard for me to choose just one, but the one that I've used the most might be the Cambridge Concord - amzn.to/3CF1CZh evangelicalbible.com/product-category/cambridge-bibles/kjv-2/concord-reference/
Yes, unless it's a premium Bible. Cambridge and other use paper that's thinner than this (28gsm Indopaque from France) and has far less show-through because of titanium pigment.
I like that the NASB Bibles use the italics for missing words . I don't like that the ESV does NOT use italics for the missing words. .. because it's almost like it's not being honest or it's not full disclosure . so I like NASB following the King James version and also the new King James Version with italics. More honest . I don't like ESV or NIV AS much anymore. But THEY ARE BOTH still BIBLES..AND by definition ARE good.
Saint king James the first James Stewart 1566-1625 age 58 years old the Roman Catholic Scottish king of London kent england the author of the holy bible king James version kjv published in 1611 rest in peace amen.🇧🇷🇮🇳🇯🇵🇪🇦🇵🇹🇲🇽🇲🇹🇸🇲🇦🇺🇨🇦🇪🇬🇸🇾🇮🇱🇩🇪🇻🇦🇻🇦🇮🇹🇺🇲🇬🇧👡👡🦝🦡🐼🦔🦈🐋🦇🐫🐊🐘🐯🐻🦊🐺🦍🦒🦁
I got my first Bibles from church Bible publishing ...today.
..A red one in the TURQUOISE collection with the red cover very nice and also a blue one in the large print. Text only..BOTH patterns on the Cambridge collection but there as good as anything I've ever seen. thanks for the recommendation
This looks amazing! I hope these will be available in our country.
If you Google them they will come up available on Amazon
Even the 9.5 font in SOVEREIGN series is quite readable and w good references at bottom. Nelson will sell 50 of these for every Quentel I reckon.
I think the markets for the Bibles are different, though. The people looking at Schuyler will buy the Schuyler regardless because they like the materials and printed in the Netherlands. But Zondervan/Nelson is just completely owning the low to mid-range market because they keep coming out with great editions in every translation, with good paper, covers, and fonts. If only they started putting vinyl liners on more cheaper Bibles instead of paper, they could really be changing the game.
5 fast pennies vs. one slow nickel, different business models.
Could you please consider writing the ISBN in the description box? It's extremely difficult to purchase this edition without the ISBN. I'm in another country with different packaging & dozens of editions in Thomas Nelson.
You are reviewing on an international platform where the only solid reference to your subject is that number.
Thanks.
Sure! Thanks for the feedback!
Looks like a little less ghosting in the vintage series vs the regular thinline 😍
Is zondervan and Nelson the same now . both seem to offer comfort print.
I got a Windsor large print from TBS yesterday also the 200,000 references bible large print Westminster....a few days ago.. Both are great.
Both in good shape and timely.
I am getting spoiled a bit by colour and I almost have to have or want to have some colour on the cover and along the lines of the preaching Bible I like to have two colors on the inside either blue and black or red and black as in the preaching Bible and also in the Schuyler Quentel.
Thank You
How much?
Is something like this available in goatskin leather?
Hi Anthony. They don't have it in goatskin. The closest they have is the giant print - biblebuyingguide.com/premier-collection-kjv-giant-print-thinline-bible/
Does it have bold print
I LIKE thicker bibles better than thin and spread out..bigger footprint.
CAMBRIDGE LARGE PRINT text ONLY..with pronouncing. . in text. Is great.
Is the pebbly cover on these kjv the same as what's used on the deluxe Thomas Nelson nkjv ?
I think it is, but I'd need to see it to be sure. It's the same as all the Thomas Nelson black imitation leather that I've reviewed for the past few months. Do you have a link to the Bible you're referring to?
Are these line of bibles the KJV 1611 version with updated English or are they the NKJV
They're KJV
Hey i wanna ask you, your favorite black Holy Bible..which bible is that? Cambridge? Do you have a link for buy that bible?
Hi. It's really hard for me to choose just one, but the one that I've used the most might be the Cambridge Concord - amzn.to/3CF1CZh
evangelicalbible.com/product-category/cambridge-bibles/kjv-2/concord-reference/
I want to like these but I don’t like the font on the covers for all except the burgundy - reminds me of an old b movie horror poster.
Rsv is coming in about 7 days. Did you get one for review?
Hi Trent. I didn't get one. Thanks for checking.
Doesn't thin line use thinner paper so ghosting?
Yes, unless it's a premium Bible. Cambridge and other use paper that's thinner than this (28gsm Indopaque from France) and has far less show-through because of titanium pigment.
@@BibleBuyingGuide thanks Randy. I heard titanium pigment mentioned but did not make the connection.
I like the tan.
Calfskin seems to open better than these. Leathertex?
Calfskin does open better.
@@BibleBuyingGuide calfskin also seems better than goatskin. For laying flat.
I like that the NASB Bibles use the italics for missing words .
I don't like that the ESV does NOT use italics for the missing words.
.. because it's almost like it's not being honest or it's not full disclosure .
so I like NASB following the King James version and also the new King James Version with italics. More honest . I don't like ESV or NIV AS much anymore. But THEY ARE BOTH still BIBLES..AND by definition ARE good.
Saint king James the first James Stewart 1566-1625 age 58 years old the Roman Catholic Scottish king of London kent england the author of the holy bible king James version kjv published in 1611 rest in peace amen.🇧🇷🇮🇳🇯🇵🇪🇦🇵🇹🇲🇽🇲🇹🇸🇲🇦🇺🇨🇦🇪🇬🇸🇾🇮🇱🇩🇪🇻🇦🇻🇦🇮🇹🇺🇲🇬🇧👡👡🦝🦡🐼🦔🦈🐋🦇🐫🐊🐘🐯🐻🦊🐺🦍🦒🦁