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You did an excellent job on my UA-cam channel I do large print Bible reviews and it's also where my podcasts. I just picked this bottled up in this exact configuration for 25 dollars! I was born legally blind so that's why I do almost exclusively large print Bible#
that last part you touched on is so true, i wish some people didn't do that, but there are some people that'll say something about a bible there reading. that's not what people should be doing, now im not as familiar with CSB, but hey if it's a bible that someone ends up coming to Christ over, then the Lord did his job of reaching those that might struggle reading an older translation. some people think there's only one true bible, and while i grew up with the King James myself, the words can be difficult for young readers. that's not to say the King James is bad, it is God's word, but he gave the King James as a starting point. once we got a true english bible, people just eventually updated the words to make reading a little easier. i think my 3 favorites I've read are, NKJV, NASB, and NLT, I've read a little bit of the ESV, it takes some getting used to the wording, but it's a good translation. but even the King James has been updated over the years, the one we have at home is a 2012 KJV edition, so the wording has that KJV style, but it's a little easier to read. the one you might hear people put over the others constantly, is the original King James wording before 1950, before 1950 most KJV bibles stuck with the 1733 KJV edition when it got it's first update. now i get it in a hindsight, it stayed one way for a longtime because people felt like it shouldn't be messed with, but updating the wording with better english isn't a bad thing, as long as you keep accurate with the scripture.
You did an excellent job on my UA-cam channel I do large print Bible reviews and it's also where my podcasts. I just picked this bottled up in this exact configuration for 25 dollars! I was born legally blind so that's why I do almost exclusively large print Bible#
that last part you touched on is so true, i wish some people didn't do that, but there are some people that'll say something about a bible there reading. that's not what people should be doing, now im not as familiar with CSB, but hey if it's a bible that someone ends up coming to Christ over, then the Lord did his job of reaching those that might struggle reading an older translation. some people think there's only one true bible, and while i grew up with the King James myself, the words can be difficult for young readers. that's not to say the King James is bad, it is God's word, but he gave the King James as a starting point. once we got a true english bible, people just eventually updated the words to make reading a little easier. i think my 3 favorites I've read are, NKJV, NASB, and NLT, I've read a little bit of the ESV, it takes some getting used to the wording, but it's a good translation. but even the King James has been updated over the years, the one we have at home is a 2012 KJV edition, so the wording has that KJV style, but it's a little easier to read. the one you might hear people put over the others constantly, is the original King James wording before 1950, before 1950 most KJV bibles stuck with the 1733 KJV edition when it got it's first update. now i get it in a hindsight, it stayed one way for a longtime because people felt like it shouldn't be messed with, but updating the wording with better english isn't a bad thing, as long as you keep accurate with the scripture.
Thank you Sister.
THANKS.
16 point is a little big for me. But I do like Holman PERSONAL size large print BIBLES. In 11.25 FONT. Easy to handle.
I ordered this from Christian Books for only $29.99, & used a promo code to get free shipping.
how do you like CSB translation?
much ghosting or not?
Is Holman genuine leather a pig skin?