That note in Genesis doesn't uphold the literal 6 24 hr creation period. It doesn't denounce evolution. That has always bothered me about that Bible. It's hard for me to trust the scholarship of the notes because of that, although they aren't trying to be scholarly anyway; more life app based. The LASB was my first real Bible 30 years ago so it does remind me how exciting it was to learn the Bible as a new Christian. Thanks for the review.
I love this Bible but like all study bibles, I have never found one in which I agree with all the commentary and I believe that to be a the same for everyone. Thank you for your feedback! God bless
If a Bible appears it’s not made well and you are going to keep it, just put it in a zipper cover to keep it together. It looks like a nice Bible. It’s unfortunate that it’s just bonded and not a better quality of leather.
This is a great review! I'm currently looking at different study bibles and I like having commentary/essays, as that's what usually interests me in unpacking literature/text/scripture. The Luke 10:3 example you read gave a good idea of what type of notes are in it. My one concern though is if the historic annotations are too dense? And are there any scholarly essays in it?
I think it’s in single column to mirror Tyndales original text. I love this format though, it’s more than the single column text. It’s just a nice layout for personal reading and stuff.
I definitely plan on it. Been very busy with work and the fall semester of school. Also live in Florida so I have been dodging hurricanes lately. I have several lined up that I would really like to show case.
Oh yes it is the whole Bible. New Testament and Old Testament. I love the Life Application study Bible because of its easy and simplistic commentary notes. The study notes in this Bible are very helpful in explaining the scriptures. I hope that helps. God Bless
I have an important question!please help me! Which should I buy? CHRONOLOGYCAL life application study bible which has 2220 page number OR Life application study bible which has 2400 page number?? Please help me.
It really comes down to preference on this matter. Both Bibles have the same material; its just that the study Bible places each book introduction at the beginning of each book whereas the Chronological book places the introductions at the back of the Bible. There is no wrong answer here. If it will be your primary Bible then I would get the Study Bible but if you already have a primary Bible then you may want to read the Word from a different perspective such as in chronological order. I hope this helps.
I would say that about 90% of this Bible is exactly the same as the chronological Bible. I have found that in this Bible it may ad a sentence here or there that is not found in the chronological Bible or that it may hit on a verse that the chronological bible did not. But everything else is word for word. Copy and Paste.
This is the best study Bible there is. I have the King James Version Life Application Study Bible. I also have the KJV Chronological Life Application Study Bible and the KJV Thompson Chain Reference Bible. All 3 of these Bible are excellent for Bible study.
@@biblereviewer7548 I noticed that you commented in the video around the 1:04 time mark about if this Bible's binding if it would hold since you've had it for about a year. My first KJV Life Application Study Bible was given to me as a gift from my local church pastor almost 3 years ago. However, this LASB is the 1988 edition. So I received a LASB that is has 30 years of use, 30 years old and the binding is as good as new. No loosening of the binding. Of course, I have several new KJV LASB now.
@@biblereviewer7548 NIV and all modern Bible translations are corrupt. They use a different manuscripts. Manuscripts used were Alexandrian texts from Alexandria Egypt, Vaticanus Codex from the Vatican Church library and Sinaiticus Codex. Westcott and Hort were into the occult and paganism and they used corrupt Greek text for the new testament translation. The NIV is missing many texts. You won't find Acts 8:37 in the NIV. By the way, the NIV has many editions that has continued to change verses. KJV does have several editions also, however, the verses remained the same, they only changed the word spellings, for example, Jesus was spelled Iesus and Paul was spelled Pavl. Only the KJV Bible is God's word. It was translated from the true manuscripts Hebrew Masoretic Texts for the Old Testament and the Greek Textus Receptus New Testament Texts.
Your excitement is infectious. Thanks for your diligent review. Got one, but changing to a large print.
That note in Genesis doesn't uphold the literal 6 24 hr creation period. It doesn't denounce evolution. That has always bothered me about that Bible. It's hard for me to trust the scholarship of the notes because of that, although they aren't trying to be scholarly anyway; more life app based. The LASB was my first real Bible 30 years ago so it does remind me how exciting it was to learn the Bible as a new Christian. Thanks for the review.
I love this Bible but like all study bibles, I have never found one in which I agree with all the commentary and I believe that to be a the same for everyone. Thank you for your feedback! God bless
Yup mine does to!
Excellent review! I noticed you haven't had a review in a year. Please continue. You are very good!!=)
If a Bible appears it’s not made well and you are going to keep it, just put it in a zipper cover to keep it together. It looks like a nice Bible.
It’s unfortunate that it’s just bonded and not a better quality of leather.
That binding is like that for your prison shank.
This is a great review! I'm currently looking at different study bibles and I like having commentary/essays, as that's what usually interests me in unpacking literature/text/scripture. The Luke 10:3 example you read gave a good idea of what type of notes are in it. My one concern though is if the historic annotations are too dense? And are there any scholarly essays in it?
Also, I notice that the hard cover NKJV version last publication date is 2000. Is there a vast difference between recent and older publications?
I have the King James Version Life Application Study Bible, and I love it! It's the best Study Bible I have ever read. Mine is hardcover.
I think it’s in single column to mirror Tyndales original text. I love this format though, it’s more than the single column text. It’s just a nice layout for personal reading and stuff.
Ahhhh good point! that very well could be the reason. Thanks!
Bible Reviewer Course, thanks for the review, I really enjoyed it 👌🏼
It has that gap in between the leather and the binding so it sits flat.
Thanks for the great review! Can you tell me what the print size is? It doesn't look like large print.
Thank You! I'm not quite sure the exact font size but its definitely not a large print text. I would say its probably in the area of 8.5 font size
I just got a Life Application Study Bible in the NLT in a Black and Onyx LeatherLike cover. I haven't had time to go through it but I love it.
Love this Bible! Life App is one of the best study Bibles!
Bible Reviewer you still working on more reviews?
I definitely plan on it. Been very busy with work and the fall semester of school. Also live in Florida so I have been dodging hurricanes lately. I have several lined up that I would really like to show case.
It's made that wayso the binding will flex.
I have the large print NLT and ESV . Both are amazing . Lovely review. because of this review I have the NLT 🙃😂😇.thank you.
Thank you!
Kjv only.
Amen. This is the Bible I use everyday. Also my favorite bible. Thank You for this Review.
Thank You!
How Do I get that Bible in black that you have
The 'text size' is way too small!! At least judging from your video...
Is this a bible tho? Looking for a good one. My for 34 yr old daughter that has hard time. Thank you. Gb
Oh yes it is the whole Bible. New Testament and Old Testament. I love the Life Application study Bible because of its easy and simplistic commentary notes. The study notes in this Bible are very helpful in explaining the scriptures. I hope that helps. God Bless
+Teresa Horner: Are you serious? You abbreviate God Bless...to Gb!!! Deary, deary me.
@@johnd942 It's not that serious
How is the thickness of the pages? Is the bleed through bad?
I would say its about average. Seem like all Bible paper "shows" through a bit. I think a lot depends on the writing utensils you use as well.
I have an important question!please help me! Which should I buy? CHRONOLOGYCAL life application study bible which has 2220 page number OR Life application study bible which has 2400 page number?? Please help me.
It really comes down to preference on this matter. Both Bibles have the same material; its just that the study Bible places each book introduction at the beginning of each book whereas the Chronological book places the introductions at the back of the Bible. There is no wrong answer here. If it will be your primary Bible then I would get the Study Bible but if you already have a primary Bible then you may want to read the Word from a different perspective such as in chronological order. I hope this helps.
Bible Reviewer Thank you very much! :)
is there the same exact info in this book as the chronological one
I would say that about 90% of this Bible is exactly the same as the chronological Bible. I have found that in this Bible it may ad a sentence here or there that is not found in the chronological Bible or that it may hit on a verse that the chronological bible did not. But everything else is word for word. Copy and Paste.
thanks
This is the best study Bible there is. I have the King James Version Life Application Study Bible. I also have the KJV Chronological Life Application Study Bible and the KJV Thompson Chain Reference Bible. All 3 of these Bible are excellent for Bible study.
Agreed! I own and love all three of those Bibles
@@biblereviewer7548 I noticed that you commented in the video around the 1:04 time mark about if this Bible's binding if it would hold since you've had it for about a year. My first KJV Life Application Study Bible was given to me as a gift from my local church pastor almost 3 years ago. However, this LASB is the 1988 edition. So I received a LASB that is has 30 years of use, 30 years old and the binding is as good as new. No loosening of the binding. Of course, I have several new KJV LASB now.
And finally, I also have the Holman KJV Study Bible, Full Color which is very nice indeed.
@@jz2566 I have this Bible as well. One of the best Bibles when it comes to color and illustrations.
Is there this exact one but in NIV with the same thumb index and color gold on pages?
I actually have this exact one in the NIV however it has the sliver pages and black and tabs. I don't believe that is comes in gold.
Yeah it’s only in KJV and NLT but I have a KJV with silver pages and it’s definitely my favorite bible in the house.
@@biblereviewer7548 NIV and all modern Bible translations are corrupt. They use a different manuscripts. Manuscripts used were Alexandrian texts from Alexandria Egypt, Vaticanus Codex from the Vatican Church library and Sinaiticus Codex. Westcott and Hort were into the occult and paganism and they used corrupt Greek text for the new testament translation. The NIV is missing many texts. You won't find Acts 8:37 in the NIV. By the way, the NIV has many editions that has continued to change verses. KJV does have several editions also, however, the verses remained the same, they only changed the word spellings, for example, Jesus was spelled Iesus and Paul was spelled Pavl.
Only the KJV Bible is God's word. It was translated from the true manuscripts Hebrew Masoretic Texts for the Old Testament and the Greek Textus Receptus New Testament Texts.
This Bible is King James Version @@jz2566
Hey which edition is this please anybody?
Best study Bible by far I love it.
The spine is meant to be like that
IN JESUS NAME. AMEN.