OH MY GOODNESS, THANK YOU ANDY, RICK, LISA JOE, TIM AND BECCA!!! I just received my NKJV Thomas Nelson Single Column premium bible I won in the Christmas giveaway.✨️✨️💛✝️ I feel extremely blessed and happy, this bible will be read and read and read. Thank you so much for giving me this opportunity, I appreciate you all and your kindness and generosity so so so much. God bless everyone reading this comment and I wish you all have a happy, blessed day🤍 Thank you!!! Petra
The Heritage is one of my favorite layouts of any Bible! It's good to see Crossway have both premium as well as more affordable options for the Heritage. 😊
Today, I was looking for my first Bible, Overwhelming of choices and had to be within budget. I ordered this bible today, thank you for making this video very helpful.. God bless.
Looked forward to this video all week. Great video! I got a copy of the black TrueTone this morning. As you said, it's striking the way they somehow managed to maintain the reading experience while using cheaper paper, but I'm pretty disappointed with the TruTone cover and the rest of the construction. When I pick it up, it makes complete sense that it costs only $35. To me it almost feels cheaper than that price-point. For those that don't care about aesthetics of construction and feel, this Bible will, however, provide a great reading experience. While I don't think I would recommend the TrueTone edition, the goatskin heirloom is, I think, my absolute favorite Bible (hard to pick a true favorite with the Omega and PSQ to compete with). Other note: The black TrueTone has gold printing on the spine, but that doesn't match the picture on its box, which shows the spine blind stamped. UPDATE: I re-purchased this Bible with a new mindset. I have come to love my heirloom Heritage so much that I wanted a cheap copy to take to the beach, by the pool, to a restaurant, or to a park. I wanted one that I could treat light a trade paperback, and I love this edition for this purpose.
Definitely picking this up for the price! I have switched my preaching to the CSB (youth pastor) because we have a lot of younger youth and a lot that did not grow up in a church setting but this would be a great budget esv to read along for sermon prep and devotion time!
Deluxe luxury Bibles are so beautiful. BUT … I bought my NASB Bible in 1974 or 1975. Fake leather cover. It was very inexpensive (even for back then) because it was what I could afford. I only recovered it last year when the cover finally began coming apart and the edges of the heavier paper pages inside the cover began flaking off. And this Bible has been used constantly. So less expensive Bibles are not as luxurious but they do the job just as well. I hope,people don’t go into debt buying a Bible they crave to have that they don’t need. That would be kind of ironic, wouldn’t it?
I think it is important to have a significant time spent with reviewing affordable editions. It gives your listeners options and comparisons. I love my premium Bibles, no doubt. Once I had the three I sought then I don’t want to gather more. It is nice to have options. It is nice to work through a Bible a year, taking notes and highlights, and starting again the next year. It is not something I do with a premium.
I have the original Heritage with the 2011 text. It's foot print is smaller because the margins are smaller. Mine is 5.25 x 7.5 x 1.25 It looks like everything is the same, except the outer margin is smaller and the paper is less opaque. I'd prefer the better paper, but I like the smaller size of this old one.
It's good to see bibles in all the ranges but I admite that the reviews on the premium bibles is very useful for people who want to invest in a premium bible and cannot afford to buy multiple bibles untill they find the one they like. Great job 😊
Thank you Tim. It's very nice! Looks like a great Lenten gift. I wish they'd add 2 ribbons to the non premium though I know you can add ribbons. Am impressed. And congratulations to Petra who commented on receiving her gift from the giveaway.
I already bought two of these b/c I love the layout so much. One I bought just to lay eyes on it for myself before making any big decisions. Second one was sent to a rebinder to have it custom bound! I’m nerding out about it!
I sure hope Crossway made a ton of these editions. I have a feeling these will be flying off the shelves. The ultimate rebind block, but honestly nice as is imo. Another great review! Thanks Tim 🤗
So exciting that Crossway has done this! Having the Heritage accessible in a much cheaper edition is such a good move. I have the black goatskin edition, and I love it so much.
Something like this with a larger font would make a great preaching Bible. I'm looking forward to your comparison video because I need to replace the Bible I use on Sunday mornings. Great job Tim and God bless you, Richard
I LOVE YOUR REVIEWS JUST BOUGHT ONE OF THESE , GREAT BEAUTIFUL BIBLE, KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK, I BOUGHT CHESTNUT ALSO....BEAUTIFUL, GOD BLESS, BE WELL,,, JOE!!!!
Just checked: Christanbook price is $33.99, release date is 2/26/24. From the pics, it is black letter (aah!). At this price, a perfect inexpensive hard copy everyday reader. Phone apps are cool for study and comparison, but I feel everyone should have a good reading copy of their primary. If you're not a tight-budget retiree like me, buy several to give away.
I love the ESV. After 20 yrs my cover has split off from the spine (so sad). I really really REALLY want a premium for 1st time but your idea of getting a non premium bible first to test it is good idea.
I agree - the matte finish on the maps (and perhaps also on the dedication/births/deaths pages?) is a great change; I've found that the glossy tends to get strange marks on it, especially in the dedication pages when you write on them). I wish they had a concordance on this, as it feels unnecessary to omit it (it's not a compact Bible).
I was excited to see this budget version. It looks great and I really like the feel of true tone but I think this woud have been better if they would have included a 2nd ribbon. I know its minor but I have started to look for more bibles on the budget end that have 2 or 3 ribons. Does it really add that much cost to add them?
That looks like a nice Bible to give as a gift. I have a ESV Thinline Large Print Edition Bible by Crossway (Teal) that I love, so I bought one for someone as a gift. Mardel's had it on sale for $12.97 50% off when I bought them. Have you reviewed those Bibles?
The one thing that Crossway needs to do different in my opinion is to use a more durable liner and end sheet like what they use in the study bible. The paper starts to tear too easily and these don't hold up long if you really use them a lot. I have a creeds and confessions trutone that is having that problem. It would slightly stiffen the cover but not too bad.
I have the TruTone interleaved edition and it could use a more durable liner as well. It’s a paper liner and I would think for such a big bible block a better liner would be an obvious decision.
This is a beautiful 🤩 edition. It looks sturdy enough to last a lifetime. 😊 You may even do customizations to it’s cover, ribbons and more. What an investment. 🎊 🎉😮
That looks like a great Bible. I love synthetic leather Bibles. I got two Thomas Nelson Bibles in Brown Leathersoft last year. I got the KJV Center Column Reference Bible for my birthday and I got the NKJV MacArthur Study Bible for Christmas. I carry the KJV Bible with me to church (The NKJV Study Bible is a little too heavy to hold in my lap while I'm in Sunday School or in the sanctuary) and I use the NKJV Study Bible at home. I do take it to the Thursday Bible Study in the fellowship hall at my church where they have tables to set it on.
Hey Tim, awesome video! I've been anticipating for this bible to come out for a while now, and I'm even more pumped after hearing you say the paper is really nice. Question: Is the opacity on this Heritage better than that of the ESV Personal Reference aka "The Wildsmith"?
Oooh, now if they would only make it with the thick journaling paper, that would be awesome. I know it would be overall thicker, but that would be totally worth it to me. 😊
I have the Prussian Blue and the paper feels next level in that one - it makes my humble lamb edge lined shepherd feel cheap, imo. How does this compare? I absolutely love this text block. Probably my favorite ever. But I’d love to know how the paper feels in comparison, from done e that touches a lot of bibles, literally.
Wow that’s impressive for the price! I must’ve grabbed the basic basic basic ESV Crossway edition lol. I love my bible but it really is much more plainly put together than this.
It’s paper, not sure if you were able to get an answer. The text block itself is well worth the price. The paper is great. I’m using mine to try the format for everyday reading, and try my hand at replacing ribbons and adding art gilt.
I have bought a few single column versions from ebay because I was curious to read the version and it only came single column. I had trouble reading the single column. I had to use my finger to keep my place, and if I moved my finger, I would get lost and have to search for where I was reading. No one else has that problem?
You're not alone. I've heard a lot of people have issues with this. I saw someone say that there is actually an optimal word count on a line, and once the words surpass that golden number the human brain stops paying attention. With single column Bibles, each line is much larger so many people struggle to keep track.
I got one of these a few weeks ago and love it. I also have one in goatskin, Horween, and Wellington leather (can you tell it’s a favorite layout of mine)? With my TruTone, I don’t have to go easy on it! 😉
Do you respond to comments? Just curious, because I’ve asked you several questions over the past few months and haven’t ever gotten a response. Again, if you could please let me know what the GSM of the paper is on this Bible and if it’s different from the premium edition of it? I’d really appreciate a response if you have the time. God bless you, great videos.
@@timwildsmith Thanks. Appreciate your feedback. Was concerned as Tim Nickels uses the several updates of the ESV as one of the reasons he went back to the NKJV.
I have a few recent crossway bibles where the gold gilding causes half of the pages to stick together, in some cases it is really difficult to separate, and it looks like that may be happening here too? The pages dont lay smooth and flat, but puff out at the edges, and are a bit rougher and "crinkley", as compared to a premium bible. Do you think this is a batch or lot variation, or just the quality commensurate with economy printing?
I had thought about giving the ESV Heritage Premium Bible as a gift, but then I read reviews that said the paper was terrible. Is that true, or are people just picky?
That is a nice looking Bible. However, for the life of me, I do not understand why publishers do not put more than one dinky ribbon in a Bible that size. I can't imagine two ribbons jacking up the price that much more. Just a pet peeve of mine. 🙂
I don't know what is wrong with me but I'm developing a bible and journal fetish. I don't need so many bibles or leather journals, but I can't stop getting more and filling my book shelves.
I never like Crossway Bible.. i bought one and regret buying it and sold it ... they have an awful quality of Bible even their premium ones.. unlike the Zondervan, Thomas Nelson, Schuyler and Allan... good they are listening to some bible reviewer and buyer, upgrading ang making improvement in the quality make me consider to get one again...
Too big. The Heritage was good precisely because it was smaller than 8x5.5 with single column, good font size with good spacing, good paper, etc. But the big deal was the sub-midrange size. Now it's just another big Bible.
@@timwildsmithyes. Remember one of your first reviews was the single column personal size ESV? That was the rebranded name of the ESV Heritage Bible which was popular in a black calfskin cover. Not sure why Crossway ditched the Heritage name for that long boring wordy title. But it used to be that size. About the same height & width as the personal size reference but without the references the text column had more room around words and between lines. Lovely to read and great size.
@@KingJeffCx that is true. You can get obsessed with anything. I suppose bibles can be more sneaky because they seem like something that you couldn’t be obsessed with. It’s important (for me at least) to remember that these are just pieces of paper and some leather, and I’m to value the word of God, not the physical thing in front of me.
After using a few synthetic leather Bibles, out of experience I'm telling you guys. Please do not buy any synthetic leather Bibles. I used 3 so far and I had to use 3 cause the leather Bibles are way too expensive and I was not able to afford them. The problem with synthetic leather is that it wears off if you use them and even if you don't they tend to get damaged. I would recommend a synthetic Bible if you want one just to leave it in your car or leave one on your office desk just in case you don't carry your everyday Bible with you, you have one as a backup. I had a beautiful Bible by Holman which was a personal size giant print. This was gifted by my mom and dad for my birthday 15 years ago. And then in 2020 I met JESUS. Started loving the word and digging into the Bible... Slowly it started losing the cover. Then another Bible which was the same leather soft cover and same issue and then it was peak of covid wave 1 and I needed a good Bible but none were available due to lack of stock. Then finally I got a Holman full colour kjv leather soft. This is my daily study Bible and now it started peeling off. Thank God I got the same Bible in genuine leather also. The thing is leather soft Bibles look soo good and are very affordable. But when you dive deep into the word. Holy spirit God talks to you soo much and you write soo many quotes and thoughts in the Bible soo much. You pray and God answers through the word and your Bible is underlined and highlighted everywhere.. finally cover starts to peel off.. I felt sad looking at them cause we don't have good binders here in our place. If you have good binders who can do a good leather binding later on, please go for a synthetic leather Bible as you can have it rebound later on. I soo wish God blesses us with an abundance of affordable leather Bibles everywhere soon. I've been looking for a good one but they are way too expensive. But our GOD is faithful he will definitely provide somehow 😊. I hope you all find the best Bible that you can ever have. May GOD bless you and you be a blessing. Praise the LORD 😇
Your channel appeared as "recommended" on my RUclips feed. I watched a few of your Bible reviews, but can no longer do so after watching in shock how you smilingly endorse all the new age translations, including the Apocrypha, which isn't even inspired by God. Very disappointing. Moving on.
OH MY GOODNESS, THANK YOU ANDY, RICK, LISA JOE, TIM AND BECCA!!! I just received my NKJV Thomas Nelson Single Column premium bible I won in the Christmas giveaway.✨️✨️💛✝️ I feel extremely blessed and happy, this bible will be read and read and read. Thank you so much for giving me this opportunity, I appreciate you all and your kindness and generosity so so so much. God bless everyone reading this comment and I wish you all have a happy, blessed day🤍 Thank you!!! Petra
The Heritage is one of my favorite layouts of any Bible! It's good to see Crossway have both premium as well as more affordable options for the Heritage. 😊
Today,
I was looking for my first Bible,
Overwhelming of choices and had to be within budget.
I ordered this bible today,
thank you for making this video very helpful..
God bless.
Wonderful!
Looked forward to this video all week. Great video! I got a copy of the black TrueTone this morning. As you said, it's striking the way they somehow managed to maintain the reading experience while using cheaper paper, but I'm pretty disappointed with the TruTone cover and the rest of the construction. When I pick it up, it makes complete sense that it costs only $35. To me it almost feels cheaper than that price-point. For those that don't care about aesthetics of construction and feel, this Bible will, however, provide a great reading experience. While I don't think I would recommend the TrueTone edition, the goatskin heirloom is, I think, my absolute favorite Bible (hard to pick a true favorite with the Omega and PSQ to compete with). Other note: The black TrueTone has gold printing on the spine, but that doesn't match the picture on its box, which shows the spine blind stamped.
UPDATE: I re-purchased this Bible with a new mindset. I have come to love my heirloom Heritage so much that I wanted a cheap copy to take to the beach, by the pool, to a restaurant, or to a park. I wanted one that I could treat light a trade paperback, and I love this edition for this purpose.
Definitely picking this up for the price! I have switched my preaching to the CSB (youth pastor) because we have a lot of younger youth and a lot that did not grow up in a church setting but this would be a great budget esv to read along for sermon prep and devotion time!
Deluxe luxury Bibles are so beautiful. BUT …
I bought my NASB Bible in 1974 or 1975. Fake leather cover. It was very inexpensive (even for back then) because it was what I could afford. I only recovered it last year when the cover finally began coming apart and the edges of the heavier paper pages inside the cover began flaking off. And this Bible has been used constantly. So less expensive Bibles are not as luxurious but they do the job just as well.
I hope,people don’t go into debt buying a Bible they crave to have that they don’t need. That would be kind of ironic, wouldn’t it?
I can't wait to gift this bible to my church family. I've been so excited for this release. Greatest typesetting ever.
I think it is important to have a significant time spent with reviewing affordable editions. It gives your listeners options and comparisons. I love my premium Bibles, no doubt. Once I had the three I sought then I don’t want to gather more. It is nice to have options. It is nice to work through a Bible a year, taking notes and highlights, and starting again the next year. It is not something I do with a premium.
I just picked one of these up to see how I’d enjoy the layout. If I like it as much as I think I’m going to, I might end up grabbing a Treveris ESV.
Great video, Tim. Looks like a great Bible and a great price,
It is!
I have the original Heritage with the 2011 text. It's foot print is smaller because the margins are smaller. Mine is 5.25 x 7.5 x 1.25
It looks like everything is the same, except the outer margin is smaller and the paper is less opaque. I'd prefer the better paper, but I like the smaller size of this old one.
It's good to see bibles in all the ranges but I admite that the reviews on the premium bibles is very useful for people who want to invest in a premium bible and cannot afford to buy multiple bibles untill they find the one they like.
Great job 😊
Thanks!
Thank you Tim. It's very nice! Looks like a great Lenten gift. I wish they'd add 2 ribbons to the non premium though I know you can add ribbons. Am impressed.
And congratulations to Petra who commented on receiving her gift from the giveaway.
I already bought two of these b/c I love the layout so much. One I bought just to lay eyes on it for myself before making any big decisions. Second one was sent to a rebinder to have it custom bound! I’m nerding out about it!
Where did you get I’m the rebounding done?
I sure hope Crossway made a ton of these editions. I have a feeling these will be flying off the shelves. The ultimate rebind block, but honestly nice as is imo. Another great review! Thanks Tim 🤗
I hope so too!
I'd like a hardcover Heritage personally. I am sort of over leather and leather-adjacent materials.
I wish Crossway would do this with their Preaching Bible!!
Tim is out here doing the Lord’s work
hahaha!
So exciting that Crossway has done this! Having the Heritage accessible in a much cheaper edition is such a good move. I have the black goatskin edition, and I love it so much.
Something like this with a larger font would make a great preaching Bible. I'm looking forward to your comparison video because I need to replace the Bible I use on Sunday mornings. Great job Tim and God bless you, Richard
ESV Heritage is my favorite edition and text format that Crossway publishes!
I LOVE YOUR REVIEWS JUST BOUGHT ONE OF THESE , GREAT BEAUTIFUL BIBLE, KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK, I BOUGHT CHESTNUT ALSO....BEAUTIFUL, GOD BLESS, BE WELL,,, JOE!!!!
This Bible is very tempting
Just checked: Christanbook price is $33.99, release date is 2/26/24. From the pics, it is black letter (aah!). At this price, a perfect inexpensive hard copy everyday reader. Phone apps are cool for study and comparison, but I feel everyone should have a good reading copy of their primary. If you're not a tight-budget retiree like me, buy several to give away.
I have the Sienna calfskin but I’d like to get this one as a journaling bible ! It’s a lovely color! I can then keep the Sienna for reading.
Hi Tim thank you for another bible review i never had an ESV for my self.
If it is anything like the New Testament that crossway released last year we will not be disappointed!
oh my goodness thank you andy
Not a big fan of single column, but this one sort of attracts me!
Good morning from rainy San Antonio, Texas! Have a blessed day, Y'all!!❤ And yes, Tim, Crossway has the strongest top-secret binding tape ever!!!
I love the ESV. After 20 yrs my cover has split off from the spine (so sad). I really really REALLY want a premium for 1st time but your idea of getting a non premium bible first to test it is good idea.
I like it. I always enjoy your videos Sir. You and Becca do great work, thank you.
I agree - the matte finish on the maps (and perhaps also on the dedication/births/deaths pages?) is a great change; I've found that the glossy tends to get strange marks on it, especially in the dedication pages when you write on them). I wish they had a concordance on this, as it feels unnecessary to omit it (it's not a compact Bible).
I was excited to see this budget version. It looks great and I really like the feel of true tone but I think this woud have been better if they would have included a 2nd ribbon. I know its minor but I have started to look for more bibles on the budget end that have 2 or 3 ribons. Does it really add that much cost to add them?
That looks like a nice Bible to give as a gift. I have a ESV Thinline Large Print Edition Bible by Crossway (Teal) that I love, so I bought one for someone as a gift. Mardel's had it on sale for $12.97 50% off when I bought them. Have you reviewed those Bibles?
The one thing that Crossway needs to do different in my opinion is to use a more durable liner and end sheet like what they use in the study bible. The paper starts to tear too easily and these don't hold up long if you really use them a lot. I have a creeds and confessions trutone that is having that problem. It would slightly stiffen the cover but not too bad.
I have the TruTone interleaved edition and it could use a more durable liner as well. It’s a paper liner and I would think for such a big bible block a better liner would be an obvious decision.
Very cool! I have the Olive Green exclusive and it’s awesome!
It really is!
Looking forward to seeing this one!
About dang time!
Nice! Ups for the "comparison" video
Coming soon!
This is a beautiful 🤩 edition. It looks sturdy enough to last a lifetime. 😊 You may even do customizations to it’s cover, ribbons and more. What an investment. 🎊 🎉😮
That looks like a great Bible. I love synthetic leather Bibles. I got two Thomas Nelson Bibles in Brown Leathersoft last year. I got the KJV Center Column Reference Bible for my birthday and I got the NKJV MacArthur Study Bible for Christmas. I carry the KJV Bible with me to church (The NKJV Study Bible is a little too heavy to hold in my lap while I'm in Sunday School or in the sanctuary) and I use the NKJV Study Bible at home. I do take it to the Thursday Bible Study in the fellowship hall at my church where they have tables to set it on.
They added one ribbon for this but added two ribbons for their new testament version, someone make it make sense?
Ha!
What a great value bible for the price.
Hey Tim, awesome video! I've been anticipating for this bible to come out for a while now, and I'm even more pumped after hearing you say the paper is really nice. Question: Is the opacity on this Heritage better than that of the ESV Personal Reference aka "The Wildsmith"?
Oooh, now if they would only make it with the thick journaling paper, that would be awesome. I know it would be overall thicker, but that would be totally worth it to me. 😊
Boom! Very nice affordable daily driver. Thanks Tim.
I've never owned an ESV, but id be interested in getting one of these
A $35 ESV Heritage wow thats pretty awesome
I have the Prussian Blue and the paper feels next level in that one - it makes my humble lamb edge lined shepherd feel cheap, imo. How does this compare? I absolutely love this text block. Probably my favorite ever. But I’d love to know how the paper feels in comparison, from done e that touches a lot of bibles, literally.
Thank you for your reviews. Is this Bible paper lined?
Wow that’s impressive for the price! I must’ve grabbed the basic basic basic ESV Crossway edition lol. I love my bible but it really is much more plainly put together than this.
Could you do a video on proper TLC for Allan, Schuyler Bibles?
Love your videos Tim! Quick question, does this Bible use a paper or vinyl liner?
It’s paper, not sure if you were able to get an answer. The text block itself is well worth the price. The paper is great. I’m using mine to try the format for everyday reading, and try my hand at replacing ribbons and adding art gilt.
I have bought a few single column versions from ebay because I was curious to read the version and it only came single column. I had trouble reading the single column. I had to use my finger to keep my place, and if I moved my finger, I would get lost and have to search for where I was reading. No one else has that problem?
You're not alone. I've heard a lot of people have issues with this. I saw someone say that there is actually an optimal word count on a line, and once the words surpass that golden number the human brain stops paying attention. With single column Bibles, each line is much larger so many people struggle to keep track.
Could you review the black version?
Thanks Tim! I’ve been waiting for this review! Important question: Is it a red letter or black letter text?
black text
I got one of these a few weeks ago and love it. I also have one in goatskin, Horween, and Wellington leather (can you tell it’s a favorite layout of mine)? With my TruTone, I don’t have to go easy on it! 😉
How different is the paper in this version than in the premium?
@@dustinhollingsworth8694 the paper doesn’t feel as “coated” if that makes sense. It feels more porous than that in the premium editions.
Thank you! Trying to decide on getting one for a rebind
Is this text block exactly the same as the premium version? The PDF excerpts on Crossway's website actually differ a bit, which is why I ask...
Do you respond to comments? Just curious, because I’ve asked you several questions over the past few months and haven’t ever gotten a response. Again, if you could please let me know what the GSM of the paper is on this Bible and if it’s different from the premium edition of it? I’d really appreciate a response if you have the time. God bless you, great videos.
I am debating between this heritage and the non premium preaching bible. Which one would you suggest
Hi Tim. Any thoughts on the ESV habit of frequent updates? I think that's the only thing stopping me from ordering this Bible.
They seem relatively small in the grand scheme of things.
@@timwildsmith Thanks. Appreciate your feedback. Was concerned as Tim Nickels uses the several updates of the ESV as one of the reasons he went back to the NKJV.
What’s the GSM on it? Do the premium and the more affordable version have the same paper?
No edition with the apocrypha?
I have a few recent crossway bibles where the gold gilding causes half of the pages to stick together, in some cases it is really difficult to separate, and it looks like that may be happening here too? The pages dont lay smooth and flat, but puff out at the edges, and are a bit rougher and "crinkley", as compared to a premium bible. Do you think this is a batch or lot variation, or just the quality commensurate with economy printing?
This is common for the gilt to make the pages stick together on the non-premium bibles, and it happens across all publishers. Not just Crossway.
I had thought about giving the ESV Heritage Premium Bible as a gift, but then I read reviews that said the paper was terrible. Is that true, or are people just picky?
I think the paper is great.
Why isn’t NIV making nice bibles like these? I can’t find one that’s solid like this and affordable. I prefer NIV.
how big is the font
That is a nice looking Bible. However, for the life of me, I do not understand why publishers do not put more than one dinky ribbon in a Bible that size. I can't imagine two ribbons jacking up the price that much more. Just a pet peeve of mine. 🙂
Hi. Is this 10pt font size bible?
This shows are like oohing and aahing over fine differences in Champaign.
Where is it printed?
Crossway prints their non-premium Bibles in China.
@@timwildsmith 😔
@@bruinranger13in the land that persecuted Christian’s. they should move elsewhere.
Apple should make it's cases out of this rather than fine woven.
Let’s see the comparison review please.
Is that a Chinese printed and manufactured Bible? Just curious.
Yes.
Good morning from Arizona, I have a totally different question for you, what does the Bible say about narcissism
I don't think it uses that word directly, but it certainly quite a bit to say about the dangers of pride.
Thank you very much
I don't know what is wrong with me but I'm developing a bible and journal fetish. I don't need so many bibles or leather journals, but I can't stop getting more and filling my book shelves.
I never like Crossway Bible.. i bought one and regret buying it and sold it ... they have an awful quality of Bible even their premium ones.. unlike the Zondervan, Thomas Nelson, Schuyler and Allan... good they are listening to some bible reviewer and buyer, upgrading ang making improvement in the quality make me consider to get one again...
Too big. The Heritage was good precisely because it was smaller than 8x5.5 with single column, good font size with good spacing, good paper, etc. But the big deal was the sub-midrange size. Now it's just another big Bible.
Are you saying that previous iterations of the Heritage were smaller? What was the size?
@@timwildsmithyes. Remember one of your first reviews was the single column personal size ESV? That was the rebranded name of the ESV Heritage Bible which was popular in a black calfskin cover. Not sure why Crossway ditched the Heritage name for that long boring wordy title. But it used to be that size. About the same height & width as the personal size reference but without the references the text column had more room around words and between lines. Lovely to read and great size.
Yes! That was my very first review… I guess I forgot that is was smaller than this one… wild.
Does anyone else think that being too obsessed with nice bibles is actually a distraction?
It’s like being obsessed with Shoes lol…
@@KingJeffCx that is true. You can get obsessed with anything. I suppose bibles can be more sneaky because they seem like something that you couldn’t be obsessed with. It’s important (for me at least) to remember that these are just pieces of paper and some leather, and I’m to value the word of God, not the physical thing in front of me.
After using a few synthetic leather Bibles, out of experience I'm telling you guys. Please do not buy any synthetic leather Bibles. I used 3 so far and I had to use 3 cause the leather Bibles are way too expensive and I was not able to afford them. The problem with synthetic leather is that it wears off if you use them and even if you don't they tend to get damaged. I would recommend a synthetic Bible if you want one just to leave it in your car or leave one on your office desk just in case you don't carry your everyday Bible with you, you have one as a backup.
I had a beautiful Bible by Holman which was a personal size giant print. This was gifted by my mom and dad for my birthday 15 years ago. And then in 2020 I met JESUS. Started loving the word and digging into the Bible... Slowly it started losing the cover. Then another Bible which was the same leather soft cover and same issue and then it was peak of covid wave 1 and I needed a good Bible but none were available due to lack of stock. Then finally I got a Holman full colour kjv leather soft. This is my daily study Bible and now it started peeling off. Thank God I got the same Bible in genuine leather also.
The thing is leather soft Bibles look soo good and are very affordable. But when you dive deep into the word. Holy spirit God talks to you soo much and you write soo many quotes and thoughts in the Bible soo much. You pray and God answers through the word and your Bible is underlined and highlighted everywhere.. finally cover starts to peel off.. I felt sad looking at them cause we don't have good binders here in our place.
If you have good binders who can do a good leather binding later on, please go for a synthetic leather Bible as you can have it rebound later on.
I soo wish God blesses us with an abundance of affordable leather Bibles everywhere soon. I've been looking for a good one but they are way too expensive. But our GOD is faithful he will definitely provide somehow 😊. I hope you all find the best Bible that you can ever have.
May GOD bless you and you be a blessing. Praise the LORD 😇
The Extra Snobby Version (ESV) requires a superior leather cover. 😂
Your channel appeared as "recommended" on my RUclips feed. I watched a few of your Bible reviews, but can no longer do so after watching in shock how you smilingly endorse all the new age translations, including the Apocrypha, which isn't even inspired by God. Very disappointing. Moving on.
Take care! ✌🏼