Trinitarian Bible Society is awesome! They are a blessed organization. I am a member of the society, and they are well worth supporting, they are amazing translators. Praise God for His hand of providence in sustaining this organization. Great review, I am certainly going to purchase a fee of these for safe keeping. Great review btw.
the BEST REVIEW POINT I HAVE HEARD SO FAR IN COMPARING KJV REFERENCE BIBLES IS IN THIS REVIEW...THANK YOU! You pointed out the differences in the THOMPSON CHAIN AND WESTMINSTER REFERENCES... this was what helped me most in deciding WHICH TO PURCHASE. THE point being one stays within a doctrinal point and the other takes you everywhere and anywhere the "word" is used makes a HUGE difference for me...THANK YOU FOR THAT! i WATCHED many other reviews and you are the only one that MADE THIS POINT... and it's VERY IMPORTANT. if I haven't mentioned it already...THANK YOU! LOL
I was given the regular size one and I put it on my shelf for a long time. Then I finally brought it down and started reading it I wasn't used to the layout I was in the center column. But then I fell in love with the Bible now I have all three the little one and the big one and the regular one great review very good 👍😊
Wonderful review! If I had the funds I would get this Bible. My eyes are not as they used to be and that Bible would be perfect for me. Thank you for sharing this with us. God bless you.
I bought this bible in a hard copy. I prefer hardcopy because I never have problem with pages coming out. The publisher keeps the price affordable. Plus you can download a version. I love all the references. I hope they some day add a good concordance to this large print version.
I hope TBS ends up producing a wide margin edition of this wonderful Bible. I wrote them to express my interest. To me it is the best KJV I've ever used.
I have this Bible and it is a nice bible, no red lettering that distracts. References are straight across. Large bible is great for laying in bed reading. That bible is very inexpensive compared to other Westminster printers. I bought their smaller version that has a concordance, very nice. These are my second favorite. My favorite is Kjv new strong’s reference bible with Concise 749 page concordance.
I love this Bible. Having over 200,000 cross references is a major plus for me, as it gets you digging into parallel passages or similar texts and further realising just how the Bible all correlates together. If the large print had the translators to the readers and the concordance like the regular size does, it would have been the perfect KJV cross-referencing Bible, but it's not a huge loss by any means.
I've been using the Westminster Reference Bible from TBS for about two weeks and although I do not have the large print version, it's just amazing. Highly recommended!
I bought the hardbound one. I use a micron pen 01-05 plus colored pencils. They do not bleed. I make my own bible covers that hold my pens and pencils.
Thank you for comparing all those Bibles with the Westminster Reference Bible. I'm planning to buy myself another Bible for Christmas. The Westminster Reference Bible looks like it would be great for study. I would use it along with my KJV Thompson-Chain Reference Bible, so I would not need the concordance. But, there as so many good Bibles to choose from, and I will only get one good one. So, I'll just keep watching your videos and pray until I make up my mind.
Thank you for this review. I am about to get this bible in large print. I will be carrying it even if it weighs in at 5 pounds. Welcome to older age and eyesight killing meds. I only wish I would have found this bible years ago. God Bless.
I noticed on the large print it lists miriva calfskin. And the regular size just calls it calfskin. Is it the same, or is there a difference? If so, which has the nicer cover?
Good review Randy! Looks like a nice Bible and it is on my list of one to buy. The conversions at 12:02 are a bit off when converting from Imperial to metric. The ones I checked on the left side of the screen seem correct, but the ones on the right are not. I would still buy one, but I'm not sure if the Imperial or Metric amounts are the correct ones. They don't agree with each other when converted from liters to pints or pints to liters.
The only thing I have found which larger and heavier, among normal large prints (not "pulpit bibles" or the like) is "The Enlarged Type Edition" of "The Companion Bible" ( edited by E.W.Bullinger ) published by Kregel of Grand Rapids. Size of about 11.25" x 8.5" x 1.75". Not having a scale, I would guess the weight at 5 pounds or better.
The references for study are unbelievable in this Bible. The common man’s reference Bible has some of the same reference philosophy, but this one has so much more many more references. Also you can carry it around people carry the Thompson chain around And this Bible is the same size I measured them up because I have a Thompson chain so if you’re a guy it’s no problem for sure
Definitely a great Bible from TBS, although I really wish they had included a concordance in that Bible. Concordances are great to have in a Bible, because sometimes you know what a verse says, but you just can't remember exactly where it's at.
@@RoastBeefSandwich That may be true seeing that TBS(Trinitarian Bible Society) has to compete with LCBP(Local Church Bible Publishers) and CBP(Church Bible Publishers). Both CBP and LCBP make super-high quality Bibles at reasonable prices which are hard to beat.
@@TheDustin49 Those sell their Bibles at the cost of manufacture. TBS presumably has some margin in the price to fund their mission work of translating the Bible in languages without a Bible. I think TBS on the whole has better quality Bibles than them, though not necessarily better covers. The CBP and LCBP Bibles I've seen the printing looks like it was done by a Xerox, okay maybe better than a Xerox but not as good as TBS's or other publisher's printings.
Great and thorough review. Infact the most in depth informative review. I happen to already love and enjoy the bible thats the said topic. But still wanted to watch. Great job especially showing up against so many bibke for everyone who doesn't know it, re content, font and over size plus quality re leather and stuff. In short I'd recommend this Bible to everyone if you're reading this :-) enjoy
It looks to be exactly the same size as the CBP Thompson LP in calfskin. I gave mine away so I won't be able to compare the two but, it looks to have thee same footprint. I like these bibles, I also had a genuine leather Thompson lp at one time and I kick myself for swapping that one it was cool. Very interesting that they had to print outside of Jongbloed but, it looks like Printcorp did a great job.
I like no red lettering, no translator opinions or notes. Large font. And all the note paper. No crosses or symbols. Well thought out. They listen to what people want.
@Bruce Anable! This is good to know. I was wondering if this was the same size as the large print Thompson chain. I may end up passing on this one and get something a little bit smaller.
I am looking to purchase my first premium bible, I am trying to decide between the Schuyler KJV and this LP Westminister. What would be the best overall choice since I can only get one?! I want quality to last a lifetime but still use on a daily bases...
Hi Kayla. If you're considering the Schuyler version of the Westminster, it will last the longest because of the goatskin cover with edge-lined liner. The text-block is the same as the regular Westminster from TBS, so it has the concordance. You can also get the Schuyler Canterbury in goatskin. It has a large font (about the same as the LP Westminster), but it doesn't have the translator's footnotes and has 55,000 cross-references. If more references and footnotes are your goal, then I'd recommend the Schuyler Westminster. If a larger print is your goal, then I'd recommend the Canterbury in goatskin.
Bible Buying Guide I love the references of the Westminister, I have looked for the Schuyler Classic KJV but can't find any that are available, even on evangelical bible..any ideas where I could find one? The intentions of the Bible is to commemorate the birth of our third child so I want it to last forever but at the same time I want to actually use and enjoy the bible so quality and practicality both mean a lot...
I love my KJV new strong’s reference bible because it has a 740 page concordance in it. One of the best study bibles ever made now out of print. To bad. The only thing I do not like is red lettering.
This is my top-rated bible within my collection. Yes it is large, but it has to be. If it had a concordance, leather lining, and an index to the maps, it would be perfect.
@@HeyWiseGuy Here are the references: 2 Peter 3:9 (K)The Lord is not slack concerning his promise, as some men count slackness; (l)but is longsuffering to us-ward, (m)not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance. (k) Is. 46.13. Hab. 2.3. He. 10.37. Eze. 12.22. Mat. 24.48. 2Pe. 3.4. (l) Is. 30.18. Ro. 2.4. 1Pe. 3.20. 2Pe. 3.15. Eze. 18.23,32. Eze. 33.11. 1Ti. 2.4. Re. 6.10. Ps. 86.15. (m) Re. 2.21. Acts 13:48 And when the Gentiles heard this, they (w)were glad, and glorified the word of the Lord: (x)and as many as were ordained to eternal life believed. (w) Lu. 2.10,11. Ro. 15.8-12. (x) Ac. 2.47. Ro. 8.28-30. Ro. 9.23. Ro. 11.7. 2Ti. 2.19. Jn. 1.12. Jn. 10.16. Is. 56.8. Is. 43.6. Is. 49.12. Is. 54.1,3. Ephesians 2:10 For we are (o)his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus unto good works, which God hath before (3)ordained that we should walk in them. (o) De. 30.6. Ps. 100.3. Is. 29.23. Is. 43.1,21. Is. 44.21. Jn. 3.3,5. 1Co. 3.9. 2Co. 5.17. Ga. 6.15. Ep. 1.4. Ep. 4.24. Col. 3.10. Tit. 2.14. Ja. 1.18. (3) Or, prepared. John 6:37 (p)All that the Father giveth me shall come to me; (q)and him that cometh to me I will in no wise cast out. (p) Jn. 6.39,45. 2Ti. 2.19. Ro. 11.5,7. Jn. 17.2,6 + 8. Jn. 10.26-29. 1Jn. 2.19. Mat. 11.28. Is. 45.17,22. Is. 55.1. Mat. 24.24. (q) Ps. 102.17. Is. 1.18. Is. 55.7. Lu. 23.42,43. 1Ti. 1.15,16. Re. 22.17. John 6:44 (x)No man can come to me, except the Father which hath sent me (y)draw him: and I will raise him up at the last day. (x) 1Co. 4.7. Jn. 6.65. Phi. 1.29. Song. 1.4. Je. 17.9. Ro. 8.7,8. Tit. 3.3,5. (y) Jn. 12.32.
They wanted to use a name that was linked to the translation of the KJV. Since one of the teams was at Westminster, and the names of Oxford and Cambridge weren't options, Westminster was the best option.
I like both. It depends on what I'm doing with it. If the red isn't dark and consistent, then I'd rather not have it. If I'm highlighting, then black-letter is easier because my colors don't' have to work with two different colors of text. Red can be harder on the eyes for long periods of reading. Dark red looks great and I can read it for long reading sessions. It also helps in finding the text quickly when preaching.
I really like this channel. No frills. Just the straight what's what.
Thanks Andrew!!
Trinitarian Bible Society is awesome! They are a blessed organization. I am a member of the society, and they are well worth supporting, they are amazing translators. Praise God for His hand of providence in sustaining this organization. Great review, I am certainly going to purchase a fee of these for safe keeping. Great review btw.
Thank you!!
Amen. I like TBS. Better than. Evangelical bible.
Well said.
the BEST REVIEW POINT I HAVE HEARD SO FAR IN COMPARING KJV REFERENCE BIBLES IS IN THIS REVIEW...THANK YOU! You pointed out the differences in the THOMPSON CHAIN AND WESTMINSTER REFERENCES... this was what helped me most in deciding WHICH TO PURCHASE. THE point being one stays within a doctrinal point and the other takes you everywhere and anywhere the "word" is used makes a HUGE difference for me...THANK YOU FOR THAT! i WATCHED many other reviews and you are the only one that MADE THIS POINT... and it's VERY IMPORTANT. if I haven't mentioned it already...THANK YOU! LOL
You had me at 200,000 references. Ordered today from TBS. THANKS.
I can tell in your voice you were really looking foward to this Bible. Great review 😁
Thanks! I actually like it better than I expected to.
Thanks for sharing Randy.
I was given the regular size one and I put it on my shelf for a long time. Then I finally brought it down and started reading it I wasn't used to the layout I was in the center column. But then I fell in love with the Bible now I have all three the little one and the big one and the regular one great review very good 👍😊
Wonderful and praise Almighty God for His infallible Word in the King James Bible. King Jesus Bible. Amen +
A great review of a great Bible. Thank you so much from across the Pond! :)
Thanks!
Wonderful review! If I had the funds I would get this Bible. My eyes are not as they used to be and that Bible would be perfect for me. Thank you for sharing this with us. God bless you.
I always appreciate your straightforward, thorough, and honest reviews, Randy. Great job!
Thank you!!
I bought this bible in a hard copy. I prefer hardcopy because I never have problem with pages coming out. The publisher keeps the price affordable. Plus you can download a version. I love all the references. I hope they some day add a good concordance to this large print version.
I hope TBS ends up producing a wide margin edition of this wonderful Bible. I wrote them to express my interest. To me it is the best KJV I've ever used.
I'd love to have this in wide margin.
I have this one. I wish the print was a tad bit bolder. But the layout and references are great. Chapter summaries are great.
I have this Bible and it is a nice bible, no red lettering that distracts. References are straight across. Large bible is great for laying in bed reading. That bible is very inexpensive compared to other Westminster printers. I bought their smaller version that has a concordance, very nice. These are my second favorite. My favorite is Kjv new strong’s reference bible with Concise 749 page concordance.
Great presentation, as always!
I love this Bible. Having over 200,000 cross references is a major plus for me, as it gets you digging into parallel passages or similar texts and further realising just how the Bible all correlates together. If the large print had the translators to the readers and the concordance like the regular size does, it would have been the perfect KJV cross-referencing Bible, but it's not a huge loss by any means.
I've been using the Westminster Reference Bible from TBS for about two weeks and although I do not have the large print version, it's just amazing. Highly recommended!
I bought the hardbound one. I use a micron pen 01-05 plus colored pencils. They do not bleed. I make my own bible covers that hold my pens and pencils.
The page format kinda reminds me of the Thompson Chain Reference Bible. Looks GREAT!!!
Thank you for comparing all those Bibles with the Westminster Reference Bible. I'm planning to buy myself another Bible for Christmas. The Westminster Reference Bible looks like it would be great for study. I would use it along with my KJV Thompson-Chain Reference Bible, so I would not need the concordance. But, there as so many good Bibles to choose from, and I will only get one good one. So, I'll just keep watching your videos and pray until I make up my mind.
Thanks!!
A reference bible needs a concordance.
Great to see the Bible printed in Belarus. Thanks for your comments.
Thank you for this review. I am about to get this bible in large print. I will be carrying it even if it weighs in at 5 pounds. Welcome to older age and eyesight killing meds. I only wish I would have found this bible years ago. God Bless.
Those bent pages you can iron out on low setting.
I noticed on the large print it lists miriva calfskin. And the regular size just calls it calfskin. Is it the same, or is there a difference? If so, which has the nicer cover?
I Think the Minerva is what I got and it very smooth and nice. I got it from TBS on line. May be the only way it comes.
That's a beautiful text and layout! If only all translations offered something like that!
Do they make this bible in NIV or NLT version? Very nice bible.
No. They only publish the KJV for the English versions.
Good review Randy! Looks like a nice Bible and it is on my list of one to buy.
The conversions at 12:02 are a bit off when converting from Imperial to metric. The ones I checked on the left side of the screen seem correct, but the ones on the right are not. I would still buy one, but I'm not sure if the Imperial or Metric amounts are the correct ones. They don't agree with each other when converted from liters to pints or pints to liters.
I'm giving the overall size including the cover. The publishers only give the size of the text block. That could be the difference.
I will have to check this out I liked the regular westminister however the font was too small for me.
I have the regular size Westminster and I loved it so much... I gave in, admitted I'm old and got some reading glasses. 🤓😂
The only thing I have found which larger and heavier, among normal large prints (not "pulpit bibles" or the like) is "The Enlarged Type Edition" of "The Companion Bible" ( edited by E.W.Bullinger ) published by Kregel of Grand Rapids. Size of about 11.25" x 8.5" x 1.75". Not having a scale, I would guess the weight at 5 pounds or better.
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I love that they retained pagination between the compact, standard, and large print. The standard is perfect for me, it's good to have choice though.
Does this Bible have a legible letter equal to the Bible of the TBS family?
Good day brother, any idea about the price of this large print westminters reference bible?
Which do you recommend more, (KJV) the Westminster or the Nelson Full-Color Study bible?
The references for study are unbelievable in this Bible. The common man’s reference Bible has some of the same reference philosophy, but this one has so much more many more references. Also you can carry it around people carry the Thompson chain around And this Bible is the same size I measured them up because I have a Thompson chain so if you’re a guy it’s no problem for sure
Definitely a great Bible from TBS, although I really wish they had included a concordance in that Bible. Concordances are great to have in a Bible, because sometimes you know what a verse says, but you just can't remember exactly where it's at.
Dustin Granger the standard Westminster has an excellent concordance. I guess they left it out of the large print to keep size and cost down.
@@RoastBeefSandwich That may be true seeing that TBS(Trinitarian Bible Society) has to compete with LCBP(Local Church Bible Publishers) and CBP(Church Bible Publishers). Both CBP and LCBP make super-high quality Bibles at reasonable prices which are hard to beat.
@@TheDustin49 Those sell their Bibles at the cost of manufacture. TBS presumably has some margin in the price to fund their mission work of translating the Bible in languages without a Bible. I think TBS on the whole has better quality Bibles than them, though not necessarily better covers. The CBP and LCBP Bibles I've seen the printing looks like it was done by a Xerox, okay maybe better than a Xerox but not as good as TBS's or other publisher's printings.
Great and thorough review. Infact the most in depth informative review. I happen to already love and enjoy the bible thats the said topic. But still wanted to watch. Great job especially showing up against so many bibke for everyone who doesn't know it, re content, font and over size plus quality re leather and stuff.
In short I'd recommend this Bible to everyone if you're reading this :-) enjoy
Thank you!!
what is the difference between the hard back and calfskin large print westminster?
Hi William. The only differences are the cover, white page edges thatarenotroundedat the corners, and it has two ribbons instead of four.
I like 2 single columns with references on side...sometimes.
👍 good video I might try and get one
I like format of TBS Westminster. W references on side. TOPAZ Also does this very well.
It looks to be exactly the same size as the CBP Thompson LP in calfskin. I gave mine away so I won't be able to compare the two but, it looks to have thee same footprint. I like these bibles, I also had a genuine leather Thompson lp at one time and I kick myself for swapping that one it was cool.
Very interesting that they had to print outside of Jongbloed but, it looks like Printcorp did a great job.
@@radical7663 Question... Does the spine have the huge KIRKBRIDE© billboard logo on it or is the typical normal one?
I heard the new ones are going back to that style on their bibles now.
@@radical7663 China?????????????!!!!!!!! WHAT?😞 Are you serious? I gotta see this.
I like no red lettering, no translator opinions or notes. Large font. And all the note paper. No crosses or symbols. Well thought out. They listen to what people want.
There are translator notes, but no editor notes
I am 60 years old trying to decide if I want to buy this Bible when it comes back in stock.
I am wondering the same thing. I need a large print bible, but this looks bigger then I would like. I may still end up getting.
@@alternative3d87 I have a Thompson chain reference Bible,Large print and this one is almost the same size and it’s BIG
@Bruce Anable! This is good to know. I was wondering if this was the same size as the large print Thompson chain. I may end up passing on this one and get something a little bit smaller.
@@alternative3d87 I ended up buying it even though I have tomson Chain
It is a beautiful bible from TBS. Also they have a family bible which is Windsor large print.
Yes, and it's excellent. Here's my review ruclips.net/video/EH8eJfLKefE/видео.html
@@BibleBuyingGuide THANKS.
I am disappointed that it does not have a concordance. It is an excellent study bible with a concordance.
I am looking to purchase my first premium bible, I am trying to decide between the Schuyler KJV and this LP Westminister. What would be the best overall choice since I can only get one?! I want quality to last a lifetime but still use on a daily bases...
Hi Kayla. If you're considering the Schuyler version of the Westminster, it will last the longest because of the goatskin cover with edge-lined liner. The text-block is the same as the regular Westminster from TBS, so it has the concordance.
You can also get the Schuyler Canterbury in goatskin. It has a large font (about the same as the LP Westminster), but it doesn't have the translator's footnotes and has 55,000 cross-references.
If more references and footnotes are your goal, then I'd recommend the Schuyler Westminster.
If a larger print is your goal, then I'd recommend the Canterbury in goatskin.
Bible Buying Guide I love the references of the Westminister, I have looked for the Schuyler Classic KJV but can't find any that are available, even on evangelical bible..any ideas where I could find one? The intentions of the Bible is to commemorate the birth of our third child so I want it to last forever but at the same time I want to actually use and enjoy the bible so quality and practicality both mean a lot...
Biblia Hermosa de hermosas!!!!
Should be compared to the large print CBP iron calfskin KJV Thompson Chain Reference.
i love this bible and want one my main bible is falling apart and my second choice is also falling aparat
Hmmm this one or the regular?
I love my KJV new strong’s reference bible because it has a 740 page concordance in it. One of the best study bibles ever made now out of print. To bad. The only thing I do not like is red lettering.
This is my top-rated bible within my collection. Yes it is large, but it has to be. If it had a concordance, leather lining, and an index to the maps, it would be perfect.
Randy - From your experience with this Bible, do the John Brown compiled cross references seem slanted toward a particular theology?
I haven't really noticed a slant. I'll go back through some key verses and see. Are there any specific verses you want me to look at?
@@BibleBuyingGuide Some notables would be: 2 Pet. 3:9, Acts 13:48, Eph. 2:10, John 6:37, 44. Feel free to add you own verses. Thanks, brother.
@@HeyWiseGuy Sorry for taking so long on this. I'll get it asap.
@@BibleBuyingGuide Thank you, Randy.
@@HeyWiseGuy Here are the references:
2 Peter 3:9 (K)The Lord is not slack concerning his promise, as some men count slackness; (l)but is longsuffering to us-ward, (m)not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance.
(k) Is. 46.13. Hab. 2.3. He. 10.37. Eze. 12.22. Mat. 24.48. 2Pe. 3.4. (l) Is. 30.18. Ro. 2.4. 1Pe. 3.20. 2Pe. 3.15. Eze. 18.23,32. Eze. 33.11. 1Ti. 2.4. Re. 6.10. Ps. 86.15. (m) Re. 2.21.
Acts 13:48 And when the Gentiles heard this, they (w)were glad, and glorified the word of the Lord: (x)and as many as were ordained to eternal life believed.
(w) Lu. 2.10,11. Ro. 15.8-12. (x) Ac. 2.47. Ro. 8.28-30. Ro. 9.23. Ro. 11.7. 2Ti. 2.19. Jn. 1.12. Jn. 10.16. Is. 56.8. Is. 43.6. Is. 49.12. Is. 54.1,3.
Ephesians 2:10 For we are (o)his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus unto good works, which God hath before (3)ordained that we should walk in them.
(o) De. 30.6. Ps. 100.3. Is. 29.23. Is. 43.1,21. Is. 44.21. Jn. 3.3,5. 1Co. 3.9. 2Co. 5.17. Ga. 6.15. Ep. 1.4. Ep. 4.24. Col. 3.10. Tit. 2.14. Ja. 1.18. (3) Or, prepared.
John 6:37 (p)All that the Father giveth me shall come to me; (q)and him that cometh to me I will in no wise cast out.
(p) Jn. 6.39,45. 2Ti. 2.19. Ro. 11.5,7. Jn. 17.2,6 + 8. Jn. 10.26-29. 1Jn. 2.19. Mat. 11.28. Is. 45.17,22. Is. 55.1. Mat. 24.24. (q) Ps. 102.17. Is. 1.18. Is. 55.7. Lu. 23.42,43. 1Ti. 1.15,16. Re. 22.17.
John 6:44 (x)No man can come to me, except the Father which hath sent me (y)draw him: and I will raise him up at the last day.
(x) 1Co. 4.7. Jn. 6.65. Phi. 1.29. Song. 1.4. Je. 17.9. Ro. 8.7,8. Tit. 3.3,5. (y) Jn. 12.32.
LARGE PRINT not very dark but good white spaces. So readable.
Is this a red letter Bible?
Wide margin Westminster’s, Windsor’s, and Classic Reference Bibles would be very neat!
It's a huge bible
i have that one in calf skin a real value for the cross references
The 'concordance' is a waste of space in any Bible. Better to keep an exhaustive concordance at hand while studying.
The TURQUOISE looks much better than Westminster..darkness-wise and readability.
🙏📖
I have the kjv bible in hard back
Did you weigh this one?
Yes (in the written review). It's 3 lbs 8.4 oz.
My bad brother. 😂 I thought this was the regular review
Why is it called Westminster?
They wanted to use a name that was linked to the translation of the KJV. Since one of the teams was at Westminster, and the names of Oxford and Cambridge weren't options, Westminster was the best option.
@@BibleBuyingGuide Okay good because I was concerned it might referred to or had some Calvinist connection lol. Hope not. Thanks!
This is a common train of thought for this Bible because of the name. It's confusing.
who wants a black letter texts
I like both. It depends on what I'm doing with it. If the red isn't dark and consistent, then I'd rather not have it. If I'm highlighting, then black-letter is easier because my colors don't' have to work with two different colors of text. Red can be harder on the eyes for long periods of reading. Dark red looks great and I can read it for long reading sessions. It also helps in finding the text quickly when preaching.
THERE ALL KJV
* I say Yah not Jag and Yahweh not Jehovah My Cherokee roots Doubleday Jerusalem Bible
Hi JD. I prefer Yahweh myself. You wouldn't know it by looking at me, but my grandmother was half Cherokee.
same I am Caucasian Cherokee adopted ... Ex Jehovah Witness
@@BibleBuyingGuide 👍
Too bad one can't get it in something other than KJV.
I hate yap bibles.