NKJV/KJV Ultra Thinline Bibles in Brown Leathersoft from Thomas Nelson - Review
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- Опубліковано 4 сер 2024
- Both of these bibles are available in a bonded leather edition and many other imitation leather color options, including some value editions if you'd like to save some money. Links are down below 👇🏻
Purchase the NKJV edition here: churchsource.com/products/nkj...
Purchase the KJV edition here: churchsource.com/products/kjv...
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Just ordered the black one from Christianbook, cant wait for it to arrive! Looks fantastic, especially since its so much thinner than my already thin NLT thinline!
It's definitely a very cool bible! Hope you enjoy it.
Did you get your bible yet? Did you like it?
@@jjstuartonwriting8150 I did, I find it very comfortable to read and carry, and it's held up pretty well
I had an ESV thinline non-reference Bible that also had no translator notes, whereas the ESV thinline reference did have them. I ended up selling mine because I think the notes are pretty critical to have. The paper was also horrible. Thanks for the review.
Do some thick Catholic Bibles ❤️
Maybe someday!
Also, something to mention, these are also so thin because they don't have the books always start on a new page unlike most Bibles, all to save paper and cut down on the thickness!
Yes! That's true. Thanks for bringing that up!
Can you contact and search if these bibles from crossway, thomas nelson etc are printed in India, why don't we have them in india for very cheap, but it seem amazon and other sellers are importing them back to india to sell us? I dont understand how the production is working. Do they finish half of the production like binding in America or something that we dont have them here? plz find out and help. I am expecting the local cheap price for india and wide availability, but not geting it.
You could try contacting publishers through customer support on their respective websites. Yes, bibles are often made in India, China, South Korea, and the like. However, manufacturers do not store the bibles for them, so the publishers have to buy their own warehouses or pay a fee to have someone else house their stock of bibles. Most of these companies are western companies, especially since countries like India, China, and the like are not as high in demand when it comes to the bible.