The Beauty of Hardcovers

Hardcover Bibles are underrated! They are the work horses of the Bible world and don't often get enough love.
Check out two of my favorites:
LSB 2 column - amzn.to/4hhHu1Q (affiliate)
ESV Creeds and Confessions - sadly, I discovered this is now out of print.

[@mikehoward455]

Great review. Thank you.

[@BJHewitt]

When it comes to study Bibles, I love hardback study Bibles. All my other Bibles are your typical leathersoft, imitaion leather, genuine leather, goatskin, etc., etc. I like hardback study Bibles because I can use them intensly without worry of damaging them. And when I am done I can store them and display them on my shelf. I agree with you there is something great and humbling about a good hardback Bible. Yes, most hardback Bibles are underrated. Great video. Blessings brother.

[@Brianbrandfas]

Great video Brother! I am a sucker for study Bibles and there is no way I could afford the collection I have if I was getting them in premium covers. I started getting them in hardcover for the price but quickly found (for a lot of the reasons you pointed out) that I really preferred hardcover for things like a study Bible. I agree that they look great on the shelf, especially since most will come with very well done dustcover, but also because they sit very well on their ends. Keep up the great content!

[@realcamhyde]

Thanks!

[@jayehm8075]

The Lutheran Study Bible is beautiful from the images online. Any chance you would do a review of one?

[@realcamhyde]

I’d have to get one from a publisher