I love that the references in the topaz are on the outside because it opens the area up for notes on pages where there aren’t as many references. It almost behaves like a wide margin in that way.
I'm in total agreement with you on the reference placement at 11:51. I'd much rather see the reference notes in the "ditch" between the pages so the text lays flat for reading.
I’ve been looking high and low for several weeks trying to find a YT video summing up and comparing ALL the Cambridge Bibles in one video. Can’t THANK YOU enough!!!!
No prob! I see the question pop up from time to time, so I figured I would do one. It's not all of their editions, but it's a big enough chunk of them.
Thank you for making this video brother! Very informative! Currently deciding on the Cameo or the Turquoise. Can’t get enough of the old elegant look, it looks prestigious. Love the blue and green goatskin versions. Probably will get both!
I just came across your channel from a Google search , trying to figure out which size to get next for carry. Probably Cameo , Thank you I was wanting to ask you about Skylar that you mentioned. Thanks again and God bless you
So it really depends how good your eyes are. The Pitt Minion is an excellent choice for carrying, but the font is quite small. The Cameo, although thicker, has the same with and hight, but a much larger font size. This would be the one I would go with. Whatcha got on the Schuyler?
@@RustyBibles I appreciate you replying to me. I had done more research since I saw your video and agree about the Cameo. That other brand Schuyler , I heard you mention it and hadn't heard of it before. I take it you like it more from how you spake. Unless I'd be able to buy one in the US I'll probably have to go with the other though. A lot going on in the world , I believe the Lord may calling us up soon. These UFO hearings and all sound like they've got an explanation ready .We live in some amazing times.
Excellent review! My all time favorite format is the Turquoise. Oddly enough, Church Bible Publishers has the Turquoise in a wide margin, still maintaining the bold, crisp clear print throughout. It’s one of my absolute favorite Bibles. While the ironed calfskin cover is nothing spectacular, the gold gilt is superb. It’s a text block worth professionally rebinding some day, turning it into an heirloom Bible to pass along. Thanks for all that you do, Brother. And God bless.
Thank you so much for the kind words! It's by God's grace alone that I'm able to do them. I love CBP Bibles! Really excellent quality at a fair price. I'm a fan of their leather because you don't see it elsewhere in the market, and you're right about the gilt, it's some of the best out there!
I recently picked up a kjv pocket addition. AWESOME little bible. I am looking for another version to read now. Debating on the nasb. Tempted to get the clarion, but im not sure how the single column will affect reading. Anyone able to chime in and help me make a decision? 😂 Thanks for the video!
The Clarion is a great size, and I love single column, but I like my columns a little narrower than the Clarion. I tend to read at night, and it's easy for my eyes to get confused moving from line to line if they are too wide.
That's going to be in a different size comparison video since that one was a shared size with Oxford. Not sure when it's going to come out as Oxford produced around 20 different sizes of the KJV text...
There are many more KJV sizes that I omitted than just that one, but I had to draw the line somewhere. I just picked what I thought was the most popular models.
@@RustyBibles Right I figured that I just like that little guy I had to rush this morning ang grabbed mine to bring to church earlier. I just stumbled across the emerald text I'm so surprised that that one is not more popular either I am definitely going to order the emerald. And at some point the concord reference.
I would have liked to have gotten all of the other sizes to compare, but I never see them pop up on eBay, and it's hard for me to justify spending money on a Bible for a review that I know I won't use afterwards. I don't mind if it's $10 or so, but Cambridge prices have gotten a little out there, and $60+ for each edition adds up quick. If I can get a deal on one, I'll do a review! :D
In my opinion single column bibles lose their poetic feel. I'm not a fan of modern typesets for aesthetic reasons. For me the Cameo, Concord, and Turquoise are the top three. Luckily Cambridge got with the times and released the goatskin lined blue and green versions of the Cameo/Turquoise.
Worst thing i ever did was buy a Cambridge: now I’m hooked and keep buying more
I love that the references in the topaz are on the outside because it opens the area up for notes on pages where there aren’t as many references. It almost behaves like a wide margin in that way.
I'm in total agreement with you on the reference placement at 11:51. I'd much rather see the reference notes in the "ditch" between the pages so the text lays flat for reading.
I’ve been looking high and low for several weeks trying to find a YT video summing up and comparing ALL the Cambridge Bibles in one video. Can’t THANK YOU enough!!!!
No prob! I see the question pop up from time to time, so I figured I would do one. It's not all of their editions, but it's a big enough chunk of them.
Thank you for making this video brother! Very informative! Currently deciding on the Cameo or the Turquoise. Can’t get enough of the old elegant look, it looks prestigious. Love the blue and green goatskin versions. Probably will get both!
I love your aesthetics. Cambridge is truly classic in all their bibles. Fantastic channel!
Thank you so much for the kind words! All glory goes to God for the work done on this channel.
One of the best reviews!! Thank you so much
Been looking for something like this for a while. Thankyou!
I just came across your channel from a Google search , trying to figure out which size to get next for carry. Probably Cameo , Thank you
I was wanting to ask you about Skylar that you mentioned.
Thanks again and God bless you
So it really depends how good your eyes are. The Pitt Minion is an excellent choice for carrying, but the font is quite small. The Cameo, although thicker, has the same with and hight, but a much larger font size. This would be the one I would go with. Whatcha got on the Schuyler?
@@RustyBibles I appreciate you replying to me. I had done more research since I saw your video and agree about the Cameo.
That other brand Schuyler , I heard you mention it and hadn't heard of it before.
I take it you like it more from how you spake. Unless I'd be able to buy one in the US I'll probably have to go with the other though.
A lot going on in the world , I believe the Lord may calling us up soon. These UFO hearings and all sound like they've got an explanation ready .We live in some amazing times.
@@Kevin-kf7im Schuyler is available to purchase in the US. Their website is evangelicalbible.com
@@RustyBibles
Thank you 👍👍👍
Excellent review! My all time favorite format is the Turquoise. Oddly enough, Church Bible Publishers has the Turquoise in a wide margin, still maintaining the bold, crisp clear print throughout. It’s one of my absolute favorite Bibles. While the ironed calfskin cover is nothing spectacular, the gold gilt is superb. It’s a text block worth professionally rebinding some day, turning it into an heirloom Bible to pass along. Thanks for all that you do, Brother. And God bless.
Thank you so much for the kind words! It's by God's grace alone that I'm able to do them. I love CBP Bibles! Really excellent quality at a fair price. I'm a fan of their leather because you don't see it elsewhere in the market, and you're right about the gilt, it's some of the best out there!
The Pitt Minion in Brown Goatskin is the nicest bible I have ever owned. I also have the ESV wide margin for notes.
What about the large print Cambridge
I have a separate video on that one, but mine is a vintage edition, so I didn't feel right including it here.
I recently picked up a kjv pocket addition. AWESOME little bible. I am looking for another version to read now. Debating on the nasb. Tempted to get the clarion, but im not sure how the single column will affect reading. Anyone able to chime in and help me make a decision? 😂
Thanks for the video!
The Clarion is a great size, and I love single column, but I like my columns a little narrower than the Clarion. I tend to read at night, and it's easy for my eyes to get confused moving from line to line if they are too wide.
You missed the emerald text / standard text.
That's going to be in a different size comparison video since that one was a shared size with Oxford. Not sure when it's going to come out as Oxford produced around 20 different sizes of the KJV text...
you left the little dagger out, the cambridge pocket size edition
There are many more KJV sizes that I omitted than just that one, but I had to draw the line somewhere. I just picked what I thought was the most popular models.
@@RustyBibles Right I figured that I just like that little guy I had to rush this morning ang grabbed mine to bring to church earlier. I just stumbled across the emerald text I'm so surprised that that one is not more popular either I am definitely going to order the emerald. And at some point the concord reference.
I would have liked to have gotten all of the other sizes to compare, but I never see them pop up on eBay, and it's hard for me to justify spending money on a Bible for a review that I know I won't use afterwards. I don't mind if it's $10 or so, but Cambridge prices have gotten a little out there, and $60+ for each edition adds up quick. If I can get a deal on one, I'll do a review! :D
*You left out another 'C'...the Clarendon! lol*
In my opinion single column bibles lose their poetic feel. I'm not a fan of modern typesets for aesthetic reasons. For me the Cameo, Concord, and Turquoise are the top three. Luckily Cambridge got with the times and released the goatskin lined blue and green versions of the Cameo/Turquoise.
Hope you could spare one bible for giveaway. Hoping to have one.