Choosing My Preaching Bible part 7 - wide margin Bibles
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
- In part 7 of choosing my preaching Bible, I look at the idea of using a wide margin Bible. There are a lot of good choices and some of them have a clean text with excellent paper for writing and reading.
Also, there's an advantage in preaching from a Bible that you've studied in - even if you don't use the notes for the sermon. Of course, you can add your sermon outline if you want, word studies, references, maps, or anything you want to use for notes to go along with the Bible you're presenting from. It's similar to adding notes to your Powerpoint slides.
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CBP 120
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CBP Notetakers
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Thomas Nelson Journal the Word Reference Edition
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Thomas Nelson Journal the Word Large Print Edition
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Cambridge Concord
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Cambridge KJV/RV Interlinear
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Thomas Nelson KJV Preaching Bible
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I preach from a wide margin and love it. I can put my own notes next to the text plus I have a color code system that helps me. The paper is nice and its lambskin plus now like you said I know where everything is. Thanks for the video Randy!
Thanks!
What color code system do you use?
@@OutrjsI have video on my channel. If you type in Bible Fanatics highlighting system it should pull it up!
I think a human is on the right track when he argues, to himself, about what Bible goes best! God bless.
I think I want the note takers Bible in Lambskin.
The CBP note takers is amazing. I would gladly pay up for better paper. I got my Cambridge WM just recently and agree. Best paper and very readable. My favorite Bible right now. I have written on both sides of the margins in Genesis and Matthew so far and nothing has bleed through with a Pigma Micron pen
The KJV Store is releasing a premium Note Takers with amazing paper in January. I'm looking forward to that one.
Randy, I don't know if you've ever heard about the Cambridge wide margin w/ Berkshire leather. BUT, A baptist pastor friend of mine gave it to me in 1998 brand new. He was given 2 of them free, from Charles Stanley's ministry at the Southern Baptist Convention in 1998. And to me-- it is the **perfect preaching wide margin bible ever made.** And trust me, I've seen them ALL!!! ( Its a perfect size, weight, portability, space to write on top, sides, and bottom- two inches on sides n bottom; and 1 inch on top-- W/ 2 nice satin wide ribbons which are rare in any cambridge bib) Only $40 bucks then, probably $55 today. Though the leather is Berkshire, aka, pigskin, it has held together well. The print is small, which it would have to be to have all the EXTRA Space to write-- but, its very bold and opaque--w/ all those great center column refs in the middle from the org 1611 cambridge version. 9 by 7--blk color, w/ maps n concordance.....And yes,, even the maps, concordance, and Intro pages are ALSO -*-ALL-*- "WIDE MARGIN" from front to back w/ some extra blank sheets of paper in back. BUT, the only Bad news is--***They are no longer in print*** by CAMBRIDGE. I know...BOOO!!!! LETS CRY TOGETHER IN UNISON!!! 😔😪😩😫😥😢😭😱😳😳😳😳😳🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😇😇😇 But, But, But, ***I truly believe enough preachers would purchase these, that Cambridge would greatly benefit big time from reprinting this classic Cambridge w/m perfect preaching bible!*** CAN I GET A WITNESS???? 😊😊🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🙏🙏🙏🙏AND, If U can ever put your hands on even a **LIKE NEW VERSION,**-- I HIGHLY RECOMMEND U GET ONE or TWO!!! With what I've heard u say in your Bible Reviews, I believe it could become your NEW NUMBER #1 WIDE MARGIN PREACHING BIBLE EVER!!! OK, I'm done... GOD BLESS U BRO!!! LOVE ALL YOUR REVIEWS!!!
Thank you so much for this video!! Helped me tremendously in selecting a new KJV Bible to meet my study needs.
Randy Love your reviews but would like to make a suggestion that would be a great help to us rookies, when comparing multiple bibles could you mention which is which now and then.Ifeel like I'm playing a shell game sometimes.hsve to keep pausing the video and backing it up to try and figure out which one you're talking about.respectfully...Mark
I grew up on the 1984 New World Translation ... But used the 1984 NIV Zondervan as a Comparison ... Now I use the 1966 Doubleday Jerusalem Bible ....
I wish that they would center the text MORE in the wide margins especially in the single column wide margin so they don't leave too much space on the edge and then sort of crowd the gutter.
My two favorites are the Cambridge Concord and the best overall the CBP Notetakers. That's just me. Great video. Have a great week.
Thanks! Those are two of my favorites too.
Have you seen the Cambridge Turquoise it's currently back in Print...!!!
Here's my video review: ua-cam.com/video/SHJrWruf9ao/v-deo.html
Randy I appreciate your reviews so much. I have owned, at some point, about every Bible produced. My dream Bible would be the KJV Maclaren. With 12 point font, wide margin, and red letter. Get thomas Nelson to make it lol. God bless you my friend.
I like wide margin but it is a bit smaller font than CONCORD and now I don't write in my bible anymore. But my old Cambridge CONCORD..is full of notes and memories. May get it rebound.
I find it a bit harder to turn the 28 GSM paper ..Quentel
.and I found it a bit easier to turn the 36 GSM paper so I guess that means that thicker paper is easier to turn but it seems like Schuyler and everyone else is going to the thinner paper. Except Nelson PREMIER.
You sound like my friend from Kentucky. Love the accent
Thank you!! I'm in TN, but very close to KY.
Thanks for comparing. I’ve been considering the concord wide margin but didn’t realize it was wider than the notetakers. I have the notetakers but it feels to big for my wants.
Have you seen the Cambridge Turquoise it's currently back in Print...!!! It's awesome
Erik, was that a question for me?
@@Michael_B97 oops no but you can answer
Yes yes it was I was just recommending the Cambridge Turquoise it's fantastic
I called that WM CBP cameo "The Little Preacher" when I first reviewed it, its a very unique bible and very portable.
Yep! I watched that one. I agree with you. It's great for carry and preaching. I especially think it's good for evangelists or anyone with a traveling ministry.
@@BibleBuyingGuide The grain pattern on that one is very nice looking, sometimes that ironed calfskin can really look cool.
I'm still jealous of Brian McClurgs blue limited edition with silver gilding😂 its a special one indeed.
God bless ya brother.
@@Airik1111bibles I don't usually buy a Bible for its cover, but I almost bought the blue - just because of the color. I need to decide on the exact size Bible I want first.
@@BibleBuyingGuide A preaching bible for me must have verse by verse that's a must, but to flexible is an issue which is why I really like a solid built paste down. I tell ya Randy out of all the bibles I've reviewed I keep going back to the Longprimer Buttero in my mind. I think if I were preaching today I'd use that one for my main bible. I traded mine away to bless a friend and I'd like to get another one someday but it looks like Allan dropped it. It had the perfect mix of softness and yet still solid enough to not flop over , it lays in your hand very comfortably. Also the ink was very dark and crisp compared to other prints ive seen. I don't know if you ever got a chance to see one yourself but IMHO its the most underated premium I've reviewed, I loved that bible😍
@@Airik1111bibles I haven't seen that one, but I'm like you on the covers. I buy paste-down because of the stiffness and they stay open better. I have a few edge-lined that stay open well, but they almost always have a hump where the tab is.
I have both the standard Cambridge Concord and Widemargin, really do like them both only issue is the Widemargin could be a little bigger on font size say 9.5 and the text moved a little closer to the spine.
You should check out the Common Man's Reference Bible. It's pretty good.
Thanks. I have it. I reviewed it, but the images are missing because of our site move. biblebuyingguide.com/common-mans-reference-bible-review/
What is the paper GSM in the Concord wide margin? Sorry if I missed it.
cross reference is very important, otherwise ill be like those Calvinist, verse and context don't go together
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I give Cambridge 5 stars and Zondervan 4.5 ... I use the name YHWH (Yahweh) not Jehovah .... Put that in your preachers notes
God's word says Jehovah, doesn't matter what you think.
I'm watching this on my phone.
I clicked on two of your links to find the translation.
Are they all KJV (NKJV?)?
I'm not a pastor / preacher.
Reviewing Bibles for notes.
Our church uses the ESV
I believe you are in the PCA.
What translation do you prefer (for congregants that aren't Greek readers)
These are all KJV, but I do have a lot of ESV reviews on this channel and on my website (biblebuyingguide.com).
My favorite translations include KJV, NKJV, ESV, NASB, CSB, NIV, NLT.
I'm actually Pentecostal, but I keep BBG non-denominational because I want to help everyone choose the best Bible for their needs. :-)
Best bible is God's word which is the KJV. It doesn't matter what peoples preference is, what is God's word. If people cannot understand simple KJV English, then they need to get saved.
@@JordanWallace-nb4id was "God's word" written in the king's English or in Hebrew, Greek and a bit of Aramaic?
@@Evan-lx9lw 1611 simple English.
@@JordanWallace-nb4id NO. The text was written in Greek, Hebrew and Aramaic.
It get TRANSLATED into other languages so this who don't know the original languages can read it
There is NOTHING special about the English language of 500 years ago, especially if someone doesn't know English
What is there to choose from, if a single column wide margin is what you're after?
Most translations have a single column journaling edition available. For KJV, my favorite is the Notetakers from CBP, LCBP, or the KJV Store. For NASB, the Preacher's Bible from Three Sixteen Publishing is good. The Zondervan Side Column Reference is good. For ESV, the Preacher's Bible paragragh and verse by verse editions from Crossway are good.