I bought this bible and it came in yesterday and it is exactly what I need. I really enjoy the notes and articles in between it helps me further understand what's going on.
Hey bro... speaking of the 'click-bait' alert 🚨 just half way through your video, I switched to my Amazon app and bought the Great Adventure Bible, after hearing you mention about charts and notes! 😍 Totally worked, and appreciate your thorough review of the 'contents' more so than the aesthetics. It helped that I've done the GBT course and am doing Acts with my parish now! Cheers, Coach! God bless! 🕊
Another poster commented, "He actually gave me reasons to buy it!", and indeed he did. But saying that the translation is NOT the NAB but the RSV-CE I believe is a plus, not a reason to avoid it. Were it the other way around, then, yeah, avoid it if it instead were the NAB, RNAB, NABRE.
@@sandrametcalfe7483 Not only ugly, but a poor rendering of the original languages (Hebrew, Greek). If a translation cannot be faithful to its text, then what's the point?
I really like this Bible! I'm currently doing the Great Adventure Bible Study online and all of it is fantastic! When I finish this I'm thinking of doing the Catechism because I've heard good things about how Ascension did that one too.
I love this. Makes me really want this bible!! Originally I wanted nothing to do with this bible. But you’ve really given a thorough examination of it!
I'm debating whether to buy this Bible, but I would like a little more information about it. What size font does it have? Does each book in this Bible come with an introduction summary or explanation? Are there footnotes, annotations or references on each page of this Bible? You mentioned that there are charts, but are there any topical essays or word studies features, and if so, how frequent are they? Are the margins large enough to accommodate those of us who like to write notes or is there other space ( half page or full page) provided for this purpose? What is the quality of the paper like? Is it substantial enough that it does not reveal shadowing from the print on the other side of the paper? How much does this Bible weigh? Is it a single column or double column Bible? These are just a few questions to help me decide if I should buy it. Thanks for your help.
Victoria Biel I don’t the font size but it’s probably 12 ish - it’s definitely not “small” nor is it HUGE! Yes each book has an intro to give you context. Keep in mind the focus of this particular Bible is the context of the greater covenant timelines in scripture. So it may not get into historical details, or cultural details, but instead favor explaining what part of the story were in. Don’t get me wrong, there are definitely a star on cultural details in the notes, but it will not be exhaustive. Footnotes are minimal. Simple “some translations use the word “angels’” or something like that. Paper is good and holds up with ball point pens not sure about markers. It’s a little heavy - when I hold with one hand at mass i actually noticed my wrist cramping (could be because I’m a piano player too though) And it IS double column. Hope that helps!
So the clickbait is the fake title heading: "...Why you SHOULDN'T get it!", while the review itself is effusive in it's praise of The Great Adventure Catholic Bible. You would think that a true religious sensibility would rule out a dishonest advert in order to gain a little more money from increased views, but I guess in these times modernity corrupts everything.
Yes, indeed, and shows how just little the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops cares about the Bible. NAB dates from 1970. NABRE (2010), with its "inclusive" language, moves even further away from the words written by Scripture's original authors, and these are the only words that matter. I know a bit of Hebrew, and wish that I had studied Greek.
you're wrong to say "the bible is a translation of a translation of a translation". that's the false narrative a lot of people wanna spin when they claim some translators have twisted things over time to fit their own narrative. while yes the bible is translated in just about if not every language out there, they all are being translated from the original Hebrew, Greek, and Aramaic texts. while there are many different versions of the bible, they vary because like you said language doesn't translate in one specific way, and sometimes things don't make sense translated like expressions, so you have to reword it to get the same meaning from the text. ultimately all the different bibles are subtle variations in translation due to it not only being different people translating, but using different approaches like "general message" approach, and "word for word" approach or a bit of a blend. suggesting that it's "the bible is a translation of a translation of a translation" makes it sound like a game of telephone and that the modern versions could easily be questioned on their authenticity. i see you addressed the different approaches to translating, and you seem to believe in the Bible, so it's not like i think you you're questioning the authenticity of the modern bibles, but that specific sentence "the bible is a translation of a translation of a translation" is false, and is what Atheists or people with political agendas that go against Christian teachings like to say to defend their claims.
Thank you for your insight 🌞 Yes, it is easy to feel alone in the church, sadly. It looks like a wonderful bible. I'm wondering which translation you think is best, especially since you have a master's in Theology 🙏 I have the New Jerusalem Bible & St Joseph New American Bible (gifts when I was younger). May be time to add a new edition.. I've been hearing about the Didache Bible. I'm not keen on recent modern translation I hear at mass. For example: "fishers of people" instead of Jesus' original words "fishers of men" (which includes men & women, as man is mankind).. I'm confused why the church seems to try to be "politically correct". So weird 😣 I appreciate your advice & insight 🙂 God Bless you & your family 🙏✝️💗
I did this study twice in my church. It was helpful in understanding what was happening in secular world history and biblical history. That Bible wasn't out at the time. We watched videos and had pamphlets the showed the time line. It was fun.
One thing you have to do is listen to Mother Angelica classic teachings on EWTN.The RSV version has no inclusive language.Like for instance When the angle came to our Blessed Mother he did not Behold beloved daughter.In RSV version of Luke 1 28 it said Hail Full of grace the Lord is with you. That is Our Hail Mary I hope you understand better.
The GAB looks like a really well-made Bible reading system. I am hoping to get one soon. Just one comment from what you said about the Bible. The Bible, most especially the RSV-2CE is not a translation of a translation. It was translated from the original Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek languages used in writing Scripture. The Douay-Rheims Version, however, is a translation of a translation (Latin Vulgate).
I appreciate your honest opinion and that's why I need you to answer my question, please. I normally read books and my Holy Missals in large type editions because my eyes aren't so great anymore. In relation to this Bible would you consider the type face large enough for those of us that have a slight visual impairment ? Thank you.
I have no problem buying a used one as long as it’s in good condition. I think it’s good to give to other and to pray for them and whomever you pass yours on to.
I thought you would be a lot more negative. Nice review! Very helpful. I use a 30 yr old edition of the New Jerusalem Bible. What I like about it is that it's written in paragraph form just like any book, rather than the 2 columns on each page. Very comfortable reading, but the translation is only fair.
RSV is the more authentic translation because bible needs to be author intended not reader intended. A Bible should be written with the mind set to let people know what God wants us to know not what we want to hear. Unfortunately other translations are just trying to please people... Just my opinion...
Seems funny hearing that a Catholic Bible is formatted on the basis of covenants between God and His people. Funny, I say, because that is precisely what the Reformed (Calvin) branch of Protestantism does. The Baptists do the same but call the periods "dispensations." Their idea, unknowingly invoked by you, is that to rightly understand any passage of Scripture, you must first take note of what "dispensation" it appears in. That is why they speak proudly of "rightly dividing the Word." Only those who do so, according to them, know what they're reading. Does this mean the Catholics are finally catching on? (Say it isn't so!)
You can't purchase an NAB bible, they're out of print. You can get the NABRE, the updated version. One of the main reasons the NAB is still in use and hasn't been replaced is basically logistics and money. Think about the massive undertaking and amount of money it will take to replace everything everywhere with a new translation of the Bible.
I bought mine a few days ago and I bought my protestant girlfriend hers and she so loves it... but I almost blocked your channel after just seeing the title lol. Thanks for the awesome review Bro!!!
Modernist commentary alert: So, the modernist interpretation of Joshua 10:12-14 seems to be starkly in contrast to Sts. Augustine, Ambrose and John Chrysostom. But hey, they are only Doctors of the Church and the theology of the 20 and 22st centuries has been so rock solid. 🤔
I’m kinda confused (doesn’t take much tbf), you indicated in the title that there are reasons why I *shouldn’t* buy this bible?? Do you just mean the translation?
Tom, Thank you for taking time on making this informative video. I am glad to see that you are open mentioning your religion, that is aligned with your goal so I know: I am not alone. I think the drawbacks of the Bible were not really drawbacks, but I am glad you mentioned them. For those considering the Bible, the notes are not in the text. Notes are either on separated pages, or as footnotes. If you want just to keep reading there is no interruption. This Bible is RSV CE 2E (second edition). Some priests uses as well the RSV, NRSV. I have not heard in mass RSV2E but it is not big deal for me. I like to read the Bible before mass. During mass, I tried to hear and follow the ceremony. So you are right: bringing this Bible to mass could be a bit distracted because there are some "words" different, but the message looks to remain. I saw you video early 2020, and I bought this great adventure Bible on that year. I have 7 different Bible translations, but I have 3 favorites: This, RSV2E, NRSV and KJV. As most of people says: The best Bible translation is the one you read! God bless you, and thanks for sharing this message.
I resisted buying this Bible even though I am watching the Bible in a Year podcast on UA-cam. I was using my own copy of the RSVCE and followed easily. I did purchase the companion volumes for the series. However, after this review, I’m also getting the Great Adventure Bible. Thank you.
Did using another RSVCE work fine? I would think its the same translation so it should? I also considered purchasing an ESV-CE as I hear its very very similar. Currently, I have a NAB and really would prefer one of the other. Not only to correspond to the Bible in a year series, but also I just do not like the style, and or notes.
Hi, can someone please clarify whether this Bible has a detailed commentary interpreting the verses particularly on books such as Revelation, etc. Would appreciate a response. Thank you.
You prob already found your answer, but it does not. Ignition Study Bible with Scott Hahn does that, but they only have the NT out so far so I'd wait until the entire Bible is out.
My favorite bible is the narrave bible because it has.alot of commentaries. I was wondering if the timeline bible tabs would work ion any Catholic bible. I hate to spend money on another bible
I use the St. Benedict the Douay-Rheims. It is small, lightweight, has some notes and is meaningful (to me). I use a missal at mass and my bible at home.
NAB, RSV, NLT are corrupt bibles. Omitted words and verses such as, Genesis 3"15 "She shall crush thy head". Job 5:9 Job 20:10 Job 24: 9,19-21 Job 28:4 Job 36:16-20 Matt 17:20 Acts 8:37. Mark 9:29 "Prayer & Fasting". 1 John 5:7 "there are three who give testimony in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost. And these three are one". Luke 1: 28 "Hail full of grace, the Lord is with thee, Blessed art thou among women". John 2:4 "what is that to me and to thee? My hour has not yet come". The Douay Rheims is the only correct Bible in English.
Pablo i think that’s your opinion the thing is the Douay Rheims is a direct translation from the Latin Vulgate while the NAB and RSV are translations of the Douay Rheims basically no bible can be perfect as the Douay Rheims is a translation and so is the Latin Vulgate The Greek language has so many more words than the English language therefore we will never have a true translation in our language
Because it’s literally in the name. Leviticus. Levites. It’s literally a book written for the Levitical priests to tell them how to perform their duties.
NAB, RSV, NLT are corrupt bibles. Omitted words and verses such as, Genesis 3"15 "She shall crush thy head". Job 5:9 Job 20:10 Job 24: 9,19-21 Job 28:4 Job 36:16-20 Matt 17:20 Acts 8:37. Mark 9:29 "Prayer & Fasting". 1 John 5:7 "there are three who give testimony in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost. And these three are one". Luke 1: 28 "Hail full of grace, the Lord is with thee, Blessed art thou among women". John 2:4 "what is that to me and to thee? My hour has not yet come". The Douay Rheims is the only correct Bible in English.
NAB, RSV, NLT are corrupt bibles. Omitted words and verses such as, Genesis 3"15 "She shall crush thy head". Job 5:9 Job 20:10 Job 24: 9,19-21 Job 28:4 Job 36:16-20 Matt 17:20 Acts 8:37. Mark 9:29 "Prayer & Fasting". 1 John 5:7 "there are three who give testimony in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost. And these three are one". Luke 1: 28 "Hail full of grace, the Lord is with thee, Blessed art thou among women". John 2:4 "what is that to me and to thee? My hour has not yet come". The Douay Rheims is the only correct Bible in English.
NAB, RSV, NLT are corrupt protestant bibles. Omitted words and verses such as, Genesis 3"15 "She shall crush thy head". Job 5:9 Job 20:10 Job 24: 9,19-21 Job 28:4 Job 36:16-20 Matt 17:20 Acts 8:37. Mark 9:29 "Prayer & Fasting". 1 John 5:7 "there are three who give testimony in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost. And these three are one". Luke 1: 28 "Hail full of grace, the Lord is with thee, Blessed art thou among women". John 2:4 "what is that to me and to thee? My hour has not yet come". The Douay Rheims is the only correct Bible in English.
Of course the Bible is so confusing. The Bible is not complete. It has words added and taken out. That's why you cannot go by the Bible. You have to go by the Holy Spirit. The holy spirit will tell you the true history of God's people. Not the tainted version in the Bible
Rather a dishonest, cheap, marketing ploy to draw in the potential customer. The criticisms were hardly valid ones. More like a justification for buying the Bible. It would have been more honest to say SHOULD instead of SHOULDN'T
Sorry you feel that way. I think there are a number of reasons why NOT to get this Bible: size, weight, not wanting a bunch of extras like notes and charts and graphs. Perhaps you don't like the translation either. All of these are valid reasons to not purchase this Bible - and reasons why I don't use it as my everyday carry BIble, but rather for the Bible I bring to church with me.
@@ChurchVidTV I was ready to buy this Bible and while ready to checkout I just noticed this little note about the author, "Jeff Cavins is an evangelist, author, biblical scholar, and the creator of the Great Adventure Bible Study Program and the Great Adventure Catholic Bible." Is that correct, is the author an evangelist, non Catholic? What version is this Bible?
@@username00009 Yes, I read that, but I'd like to know who is the author of the Great Adventure? Is Jeff Cavins? So far I got Word on Fire where it clearly says the author is Bishop R. Barron.
Thanks for the honest review!
Ascension Presents totally! LOVE what you guys are doing for the church. THANK YOU for your ministry.
He used his FREE WILL to criticize an edition. I can't blame him.
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Very good presentation, I was a bit stuck with this bible, but the zest forvreading it is back now thanks to your presentation🥰🇩🇰
I bought this bible and it came in yesterday and it is exactly what I need. I really enjoy the notes and articles in between it helps me further understand what's going on.
Hey bro... speaking of the 'click-bait' alert 🚨 just half way through your video, I switched to my Amazon app and bought the Great Adventure Bible, after hearing you mention about charts and notes! 😍 Totally worked, and appreciate your thorough review of the 'contents' more so than the aesthetics. It helped that I've done the GBT course and am doing Acts with my parish now! Cheers, Coach! God bless! 🕊
My Catholic church uses RSV 2nd CE so this is perfect
Another poster commented, "He actually gave me reasons to buy it!", and indeed he did.
But saying that the translation is NOT the NAB but the RSV-CE I believe is a plus, not a reason to avoid it. Were it the other way around, then, yeah, avoid it if it instead were the NAB, RNAB, NABRE.
I agree. I’m not fond of the NAB. I think it’s a ugly translation. I’m do not like the foot notes either.
@@sandrametcalfe7483 Not only ugly, but a poor rendering of the original languages (Hebrew, Greek). If a translation cannot be faithful to its text, then what's the point?
The catholic church made the bible in the year 383 by pope saint Damasus
I really like this Bible! I'm currently doing the Great Adventure Bible Study online and all of it is fantastic! When I finish this I'm thinking of doing the Catechism because I've heard good things about how Ascension did that one too.
I love this. Makes me really want this bible!! Originally I wanted nothing to do with this bible. But you’ve really given a thorough examination of it!
I'm debating whether to buy this Bible, but I would like a little more information about it. What size font does it have? Does each book in this Bible come with an introduction summary or explanation? Are there footnotes, annotations or references on each page of this Bible? You mentioned that there are charts, but are there any topical essays or word studies features, and if so, how frequent are they? Are the margins large enough to accommodate those of us who like to write notes or is there other space ( half page or full page) provided for this purpose? What is the quality of the paper like? Is it substantial enough that it does not reveal shadowing from the print on the other side of the paper? How much does this Bible weigh? Is it a single column or double column Bible? These are just a few questions to help me decide if I should buy it. Thanks for your help.
Victoria Biel I don’t the font size but it’s probably 12 ish - it’s definitely not “small” nor is it HUGE!
Yes each book has an intro to give you context. Keep in mind the focus of this particular Bible is the context of the greater covenant timelines in scripture. So it may not get into historical details, or cultural details, but instead favor explaining what part of the story were in. Don’t get me wrong, there are definitely a star on cultural details in the notes, but it will not be exhaustive.
Footnotes are minimal. Simple “some translations use the word “angels’” or something like that.
Paper is good and holds up with ball point pens not sure about markers. It’s a little heavy - when I hold with one hand at mass i actually noticed my wrist cramping (could be because I’m a piano player too though)
And it IS double column. Hope that helps!
Really annoying background music spoils this excellent review...
So the clickbait is the fake title heading: "...Why you SHOULDN'T get it!", while the review itself is effusive in it's praise of The Great Adventure Catholic Bible. You would think that a true religious sensibility would rule out a dishonest advert in order to gain a little more money from increased views, but I guess in these times modernity corrupts everything.
The NAB is not the best translation... THE RSV is a much more accurate translation.
Yes, indeed, and shows how just little the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops cares about the Bible. NAB dates from 1970. NABRE (2010), with its "inclusive" language, moves even further away from the words written by Scripture's original authors, and these are the only words that matter.
I know a bit of Hebrew, and wish that I had studied Greek.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ bible and it gets even better to follow along with bible in a year with Fr Mike Schmitt podcast
you're wrong to say "the bible is a translation of a translation of a translation". that's the false narrative a lot of people wanna spin when they claim some translators have twisted things over time to fit their own narrative. while yes the bible is translated in just about if not every language out there, they all are being translated from the original Hebrew, Greek, and Aramaic texts. while there are many different versions of the bible, they vary because like you said language doesn't translate in one specific way, and sometimes things don't make sense translated like expressions, so you have to reword it to get the same meaning from the text. ultimately all the different bibles are subtle variations in translation due to it not only being different people translating, but using different approaches like "general message" approach, and "word for word" approach or a bit of a blend. suggesting that it's "the bible is a translation of a translation of a translation" makes it sound like a game of telephone and that the modern versions could easily be questioned on their authenticity. i see you addressed the different approaches to translating, and you seem to believe in the Bible, so it's not like i think you you're questioning the authenticity of the modern bibles, but that specific sentence "the bible is a translation of a translation of a translation" is false, and is what Atheists or people with political agendas that go against Christian teachings like to say to defend their claims.
Love this Bible and the esv Catholic Bible too
A Catholic Bible tracing Covenants iao peomintly this way? Is this really Calvinistic? Very peculiar.
Got this Bible and signed up for the mass readings. The readings online are different from their own Bible very confusing
Mine will be here tomorrow, I’m stoked! Reading the bible in a year with Fr. Mike and my Protestant friends.
It’s been a great podcast so far! Super glad to follow along with this “official” Bible
That’s how I found this video - I found the podcast after January 1 so I’m looking for a Q2 start.
I have that Bible. I do not care for it. It seems rather superficial in some ways.
I think the title of your vid does not reflect what you are actually saying in the video.
Very confusing.
Beacon Of Light True response.
He did say immediately that this was a "click-bait" title.
Thank you for your insight 🌞 Yes, it is easy to feel alone in the church, sadly. It looks like a wonderful bible. I'm wondering which translation you think is best, especially since you have a master's in Theology 🙏 I have the New Jerusalem Bible & St Joseph New American Bible (gifts when I was younger). May be time to add a new edition.. I've been hearing about the Didache Bible. I'm not keen on recent modern translation I hear at mass. For example: "fishers of people" instead of Jesus' original words "fishers of men" (which includes men & women, as man is mankind).. I'm confused why the church seems to try to be "politically correct". So weird 😣 I appreciate your advice & insight 🙂 God Bless you & your family 🙏✝️💗
I’ve taken Jeff Cavin’s course in the Nicholas Lebish videos on UA-cam. Very good technique in understanding Salvation History!
You got me at " it includes a reading plan".
Thanks you for this excellent review.
I did this study twice in my church. It was helpful in understanding what was happening in secular world history and biblical history. That Bible wasn't out at the time. We watched videos and had pamphlets the showed the time line. It was fun.
One thing you have to do is listen to Mother Angelica classic teachings on EWTN.The RSV version has no inclusive language.Like for instance When the angle came to our Blessed Mother he did not Behold beloved daughter.In RSV version of Luke 1 28 it said Hail Full of grace the Lord is with you. That is Our Hail Mary I hope you understand better.
The GAB looks like a really well-made Bible reading system. I am hoping to get one soon. Just one comment from what you said about the Bible. The Bible, most especially the RSV-2CE is not a translation of a translation. It was translated from the original Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek languages used in writing Scripture. The Douay-Rheims Version, however, is a translation of a translation (Latin Vulgate).
He gave me all the reasons to buy it lol!
Who brings their bible to mass? Would you not invest in a missal instead?
Exactly what I was thinking...
The Catholic Church in America uses the NAB. I think othe countries use other translations.
Fair review
Thank you for that. I didn't know and have just enquired about this Bible.
I appreciate your honest opinion and that's why I need you to answer my question, please. I normally read books and my Holy Missals in large type editions because my eyes aren't so great anymore. In relation to this Bible would you consider the type face large enough for those of us that have a slight visual impairment ? Thank you.
Excellent review! I’m going to order one right now. Thank-you!
I would love this bible. It's very expensive those for 60 bucks. I'm catholic but never once practiced it.
I have no problem buying a used one as long as it’s in good condition. I think it’s good to give to other and to pray for them and whomever you pass yours on to.
Are Jesus’ words in red?
Thank you so much for this video! I am a life long Roman Catholic trying to deepen my faith and understanding of God's true church.
I thought you would be a lot more negative. Nice review! Very helpful. I use a 30 yr old edition of the New Jerusalem Bible. What I like about it is that it's written in paragraph form just like any book, rather than the 2 columns on each page. Very comfortable reading, but the translation is only fair.
RSV is the more authentic translation because bible needs to be author intended not reader intended. A Bible should be written with the mind set to let people know what God wants us to know not what we want to hear. Unfortunately other translations are just trying to please people... Just my opinion...
Seems funny hearing that a Catholic Bible is formatted on the basis of covenants between God and His people. Funny, I say, because that is precisely what the Reformed (Calvin) branch of Protestantism does. The Baptists do the same but call the periods "dispensations." Their idea, unknowingly invoked by you, is that to rightly understand any passage of Scripture, you must first take note of what "dispensation" it appears in. That is why they speak proudly of "rightly dividing the Word." Only those who do so, according to them, know what they're reading. Does this mean the Catholics are finally catching on? (Say it isn't so!)
Thanks for this video! I would suggest changing the title as it is a bit misleading...
Yess!!
That was his whole point!
You can't purchase an NAB bible, they're out of print. You can get the NABRE, the updated version. One of the main reasons the NAB is still in use and hasn't been replaced is basically logistics and money. Think about the massive undertaking and amount of money it will take to replace everything everywhere with a new translation of the Bible.
I bought mine a few days ago and I bought my protestant girlfriend hers and she so loves it... but I almost blocked your channel after just seeing the title lol. Thanks for the awesome review Bro!!!
Modernist commentary alert: So, the modernist interpretation of Joshua 10:12-14 seems to be starkly in contrast to Sts. Augustine, Ambrose and John Chrysostom. But hey, they are only Doctors of the Church and the theology of the 20 and 22st centuries has been so rock solid. 🤔
I’m kinda confused (doesn’t take much tbf), you indicated in the title that there are reasons why I *shouldn’t* buy this bible?? Do you just mean the translation?
Love this bible thanks for making it known to me.
Tom,
Thank you for taking time on making this informative video. I am glad to see that you are open mentioning your religion, that is aligned with your goal so I know: I am not alone.
I think the drawbacks of the Bible were not really drawbacks, but I am glad you mentioned them.
For those considering the Bible, the notes are not in the text. Notes are either on separated pages, or as footnotes. If you want just to keep reading there is no interruption.
This Bible is RSV CE 2E (second edition). Some priests uses as well the RSV, NRSV. I have not heard in mass RSV2E but it is not big deal for me.
I like to read the Bible before mass. During mass, I tried to hear and follow the ceremony. So you are right: bringing this Bible to mass could be a bit distracted because there are some "words" different, but the message looks to remain.
I saw you video early 2020, and I bought this great adventure Bible on that year. I have 7 different Bible translations, but I have 3 favorites: This, RSV2E, NRSV and KJV. As most of people says:
The best Bible translation is the one you read!
God bless you, and thanks for sharing this message.
I resisted buying this Bible even though I am watching the Bible in a Year podcast on UA-cam. I was using my own copy of the RSVCE and followed easily. I did purchase the companion volumes for the series. However, after this review, I’m also getting the Great Adventure Bible. Thank you.
Did using another RSVCE work fine? I would think its the same translation so it should? I also considered purchasing an ESV-CE as I hear its very very similar. Currently, I have a NAB and really would prefer one of the other. Not only to correspond to the Bible in a year series, but also I just do not like the style, and or notes.
What do you mean the timeline for auditory learners? Can you please share any links?
Thanks I will purchase that. Luv it
Great American bible I use will look in to this bible
Although it has colored tabs you can see from the sides would the gab tabs to add on be worth while?
Greg Charette for me yes. I like the grab tabs that stick out. I haven’t purchased them yet but plan on it!
Hi, can someone please clarify whether this Bible has a detailed commentary interpreting the verses particularly on books such as Revelation, etc. Would appreciate a response. Thank you.
You prob already found your answer, but it does not. Ignition Study Bible with Scott Hahn does that, but they only have the NT out so far so I'd wait until the entire Bible is out.
My favorite bible is the narrave bible because it has.alot of commentaries. I was wondering if the timeline bible tabs would work ion any Catholic bible. I hate to spend money on another bible
I like little rock study bible and life application study bible catholic edition..
I use the St. Benedict the Douay-Rheims. It is small, lightweight, has some notes and is meaningful (to me). I use a missal at mass and my bible at home.
Could you expand on when you say, not every bible is for everyone?
This was extremely helpful.
I want this Bible! I'll to buy it very soon as possible!
This is awesome!
So helpful! I’m really looking forward to getting this one.
NAB, RSV, NLT are corrupt bibles. Omitted words and verses such as, Genesis 3"15 "She shall crush thy head". Job 5:9 Job 20:10 Job 24: 9,19-21 Job 28:4 Job 36:16-20 Matt 17:20 Acts 8:37. Mark 9:29 "Prayer & Fasting". 1 John 5:7 "there are three who give testimony in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost. And these three are one". Luke 1: 28 "Hail full of grace, the Lord is with thee, Blessed art thou among women". John 2:4 "what is that to me and to thee? My hour has not yet come". The Douay Rheims is the only correct Bible in English.
Pablo i think that’s your opinion the thing is the Douay Rheims is a direct translation from the Latin Vulgate while the NAB and RSV are translations of the Douay Rheims basically no bible can be perfect as the Douay Rheims is a translation and so is the Latin Vulgate The Greek language has so many more words than the English language therefore we will never have a true translation in our language
Loved this video!!!
I need please in Nigeria
Does it come in a large print version?
Very helpful, many thanks. I am getting one for my sons.
Are the words of Jesus red in the Gospels? I have another bible like that and prefer that
William Rainone Yes, it has that
How do you know Leviticus is for priests?
Because it’s literally in the name. Leviticus. Levites. It’s literally a book written for the Levitical priests to tell them how to perform their duties.
Thanks for the very indepth review.
Thanks, nice review.
lovely bible
Thanks for the review
lisamarie sanchez you’re welcome! Have you tried the great adventure timeline program?
@@ChurchVidTVno. I'm not working so can't afford any extras right now.
Great content!
Why shouldn’t we buy it?
NAB, RSV, NLT are corrupt bibles. Omitted words and verses such as, Genesis 3"15 "She shall crush thy head". Job 5:9 Job 20:10 Job 24: 9,19-21 Job 28:4 Job 36:16-20 Matt 17:20 Acts 8:37. Mark 9:29 "Prayer & Fasting". 1 John 5:7 "there are three who give testimony in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost. And these three are one". Luke 1: 28 "Hail full of grace, the Lord is with thee, Blessed art thou among women". John 2:4 "what is that to me and to thee? My hour has not yet come". The Douay Rheims is the only correct Bible in English.
Great job explaining Tom!
NAB, RSV, NLT are corrupt bibles. Omitted words and verses such as, Genesis 3"15 "She shall crush thy head". Job 5:9 Job 20:10 Job 24: 9,19-21 Job 28:4 Job 36:16-20 Matt 17:20 Acts 8:37. Mark 9:29 "Prayer & Fasting". 1 John 5:7 "there are three who give testimony in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost. And these three are one". Luke 1: 28 "Hail full of grace, the Lord is with thee, Blessed art thou among women". John 2:4 "what is that to me and to thee? My hour has not yet come". The Douay Rheims is the only correct Bible in English.
NAB, RSV, NLT are corrupt protestant bibles. Omitted words and verses such as, Genesis 3"15 "She shall crush thy head". Job 5:9 Job 20:10 Job 24: 9,19-21 Job 28:4 Job 36:16-20 Matt 17:20 Acts 8:37. Mark 9:29 "Prayer & Fasting". 1 John 5:7 "there are three who give testimony in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost. And these three are one". Luke 1: 28 "Hail full of grace, the Lord is with thee, Blessed art thou among women". John 2:4 "what is that to me and to thee? My hour has not yet come". The Douay Rheims is the only correct Bible in English.
Of course the Bible is so confusing. The Bible is not complete. It has words added and taken out. That's why you cannot go by the Bible. You have to go by the Holy Spirit. The holy spirit will tell you the true history of God's people. Not the tainted version in the Bible
Rather a dishonest, cheap, marketing ploy to draw in the potential customer. The criticisms were hardly valid ones. More like a justification for buying the Bible. It would have been more honest to say SHOULD instead of SHOULDN'T
Sorry you feel that way. I think there are a number of reasons why NOT to get this Bible: size, weight, not wanting a bunch of extras like notes and charts and graphs. Perhaps you don't like the translation either. All of these are valid reasons to not purchase this Bible - and reasons why I don't use it as my everyday carry BIble, but rather for the Bible I bring to church with me.
@@ChurchVidTV I was ready to buy this Bible and while ready to checkout I just noticed this little note about the author, "Jeff Cavins is an evangelist, author, biblical scholar, and the creator of the Great Adventure Bible Study Program and the Great Adventure Catholic Bible." Is that correct, is the author an evangelist, non Catholic? What version is this Bible?
@@gintonic3625 the video clearly states that this is the Revised Standard Catholic Edition, and it was adapted by Ascension Press.
@@username00009 Yes, I read that, but I'd like to know who is the author of the Great Adventure? Is Jeff Cavins? So far I got Word on Fire where it clearly says the author is Bishop R. Barron.
@@gintonic3625 oh wow, I did not know that. I’m going to look into this.
Thanks Tom! Super helpful :)
KJV Bible only. Sorry😂
Overrated.