To the people at Baker Publishing or whoever has the print rights/permission please Strongly consider a reprint of this Bible! At 100K plus views of this Bible there are many interested in getting a print copy! I feel Disciple Dojo would deserve a small percentage of the sales for putting this Bible on a lot of wishlists😊 and hopefully he gets to do a remake of this review for the reprint version❤
@@shonteehargett6932 there are two copies on Ebay, for extremely high prices. Some are really taking advantage of the situation. There one bid for 510 dollars
@@wereldatlasyes, just saw another copy in hardback on ebay go for upwards of $400, the leatherlike version of it seems to be going higher than $450 on ebay and hoping Baker announces the reprint date so us Bible Nerds can finally wait it out and breathe😅
Is there anyway they are going to reprint this because there are a lot of people that would like to get a copy of this and we can’t find it nowhere online🙌🏽🙋🏾♀️💯
I am so glad to see your Review of this AWESOME Study Bible! This is definitely one of my favorite Study Bibles. I fell in love with this Bible immediately. I purchased this Study Bible in 2022. You've pointed out some things that are very important for my studies. Looking forward to more of your Reviews.
@@daveonezero6258 electronic versions are readily available and used ones can be found. This channel seems to often recommend study bibles no longer in print though.
Not sure why Baker seems to stop printing so many of their biblical reference books. Nearly all of the “Baker Illustrated” volumes on my shelf had to be purchased used.
*Baker Illustrated Bible COMMENTARY vs Baker Illustrated SB* , hey people!, since its out of print the SB, the Baker Illustrated Bible Commentary its an excellent option, since it has exactly the same study notes as the SB,...thats for sure, also it seems that instead of the scriptures it has more pics and essays...
I really like it. It's in the CSB translation, which is also a very good translation. Personally speaking, I wouldn't say it's the best study Bible or my favorite study Bible, but it is a very good study Bible that's better than many other study Bibles. Definitely one of the better study Bibles. 😊
The company replied to me with: “The CSB Baker Illustrated Study Bible is out of print. There are currently no plans to reprint and your request has been noted by the appropriate department. Thanks”
I am so surprised this was "new" to you?! I have had it for a few years + love it!!! Absolutely wonderful review and video...tyvm for sharing your thoughts, great job!👍
Guys, HERE is The True Savior YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified/Pierced for our sins and “HERE IS THE PROOF” From the Ancient Egyptian Semitic: "Yad He Vav He" is what Moshe (Moses) wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3) Ancient Egyptian Semitic Direct Translation Yad - "Behold The Hand" He - "Behold the Breath" Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
Filled with lots of excellent facts and quality info. Just remember Baker Books is basically a Reformed publishing house. In other words they are calvinistic, amillennial and reformed.
I also wanted to say this is my favorite Study Bible on my Kindle app compared to my Zondervan Archaeological SB & Cultural Backgrounds SB. The study notes format on the Baker one is the best, IMO. So easy to navigate.
@@LocaChoca I purchased it on my Kindle for $9.99 but I can see why people want their SB’s on their Logos or Olive Tree. I have both of them. I just don’t use my Bible software much because of the cost of adding Bibles/books. They both have some good sales at times & I need to pay more attention to the sales.
@@katielouise3924 I agree. The cost of bibles not on sale are astronomical. The Baker one is 40 bucks, which is too steep for an ebook. I'm just worried the ebook will go out of circulation too.
I got this channel recommended just in time for Christmas. I'm definitively checking this Bible and also some of the ones mentioned in the comment section.
Unfortunately, it’s tainted. Looking at the Gospel of Matthew and at the part on the Last Supper. Their entire note for the Words of Institution is: "This is a metaphor." Ughhhh….
It's because it is. Just look into the ceremony and ritual of the seder (the feast Jesus and his desciples were having). It is prepared meticulously to this day based on ancient messianic prophecies. When Jesus said "This is my body...this is my blood" he meant that those foods were literally representing him for ages, and he has finally arrived to fulfill those symbols and prophecies. Just a little knowledge of Jewish culture gives a ton of context to why Jesus acted the way he did and what significance it held
@@danielpuskas1189 From what I heard all of that was based on the words of some modern Rabbi, not the most trustworthy of sources. This happens a lot though, people trying to read modern Judaism back into the Bible. Re read John 6 and the section in Exodus outlining what one was supposed to do with the sacrificial lamb after it was killed. You can read hearsay back into the Bible but I'll just take God at his word.
@@jamesbarksdale978 I just purchased the Baker Illustrated Bible Commentary on ebay, ill get it in a week. It seems that it has all the study notes of the SB and a bit more! . P.S. The Baker Illustrated *Background* Commentary seems to have fewer and very shallow comments-notes.
I bought this on a few months ago not knowing anything about the CSB or the Baker Study Bible. I find I am starting to use it lot and loving it and the CSB translation!
Great video review! However there’s another Baker book that dives much deeper into Bible study with “𝙏𝙝𝙚 𝘽𝙖𝙠𝙚𝙧 𝙞𝙡𝙡𝙪𝙨𝙩𝙧𝙖𝙩𝙚𝙙 𝙗𝙞𝙗𝙡𝙚 𝙘𝙤𝙢𝙢𝙚𝙣𝙩𝙖𝙧𝙮¨ book, by Gary Burge. It’s a verse by verse study book. There’s a ton of contributors in that book as well. I use it in conjunction with my 1984-NIV, 1995-NASB and/or NKJV bibles. It’s a much more in depth book than the Baker study Bible.
Yes, commentaries are almost always more in-depth than any study Bible on the market. So if people can't find this one and don't want digital, that would be a helpful tool for sure.
Olive Tree Bible Software has this study Bible. Nice thing about Olive Tree (and Logos) is that I have both these excellent programs on my PC and on my phone, so I carry my entire Bible library wherever I go.
Thank you for your thorough review. That looks like a great Study Bible. I have a lot of different Study Bibles & I just love them. My bookshelves are too full, so now it’s get them on my Kindle Fire. I do wish some like my Chronological Life Appl. one were offered in more translations (chose KJV over NLT).
This came from the baker bible commentary which has been around sinse the 80s I think, which was more recently updated to the baker illustrated bible commentary this study bible came from.
I’m still surprised that this was discontinued. Even as a Catholic, I found that this study Bible has a significant number of decent helps for scripture study. So when the local Christian bookstore was selling these for A$20 a copy new, I picked one up quick smart.
It is a strange irony that Christians strive to study the Bible diligently, but miss the part where Jesus rebuked the Pharisees for studying the Bible diligently.
It wasn’t the studying of the Bible that he rebuked. It was the harshness of the Rabbis on people who didn’t follow the law perfectly. They did pretty bad things to people in the name of God, and that is what Jesus rebuked.
@@dylancaldwell8337 Thank you for proving the irony. He did rebuke their harshness. You are right about that. But he also rebuked them for their diligent study of the scriptures. After all, that's where their harshness came from. And it was their diligent study that prevented them from hearing the father's voice and knowing that Christ was who he said he was. That's what John chapter 5 means. John 5:37-40 "And the Father who sent me has himself testified concerning me. You have never heard his voice nor seen his form, nor does his word dwell in you, for you do not believe the one he sent. You study the Scriptures diligently because you think that in them you have eternal life. These are the very Scriptures that testify about me, yet you refuse to come to me to have life." Nor does his word dwell in you... Jesus said that to the guys who had the first 5 books of the Torah memorized by the time they had hair on their balls. And who went on to train as specialists in the meaning of those writings. Fishermen and drunks and prostitutes and tax collectors could hear the voice of the Father tell them that Jesus was the Christ, but not those who loved scripture. That's a highly inconvenient truth for Christians. Don't you think? You should... study the Bible more diligently. Then you would know it better and know that God actually hates the diligent study of the words of dead men. The Bible is a beautiful and poetic book. Perhaps the most significant book ever written by the hands of man. And it also happens to be a graven image of the Logos. Believing it is God's word to you and studying it diligently ensures only that for you, the Logos remains silent. You can either regard the living word as God's word, or you can regard the ancient writings of dead men as God's word. You cannot do both for you cannot serve 2 masters.
@@DiscipleDojo , oh - right. Because it isn’t available anymore in hard copy. Too bad. I think it’s going to be a good addition to my Bible resources. Thanks for presenting it. I’d have never known about it otherwise.
Everything that they produce that is good is always discontinued by the time anyone hears about it. Wish Holman would start back producing the original HCSB bibles because those are great translations.
From the information I could find, this Bible is no longer in print. It's too bad, as this video piqued my interest. Anyway, I'm new to your channel and want to say great video!
Tim Nickels just listed this book as one of his favorite study Bibles, too. I considered it when I was looking at different CSB options, but it didn't seem to offer much that I didn't already have from other resources. I do wish some of the study Bibles in the 2017 edition of the CSB would get proper updates with the 2020 text. (The differences are minor, but they're enough to make me unenthusiastic about getting a print Bible that uses the earlier edition.)
I have several study Bibles. It is very useful to look at them all when reading some of the more “difficult” passages of Scripture. As a Catholic, the Bishops Conference of England and Wales does have only one officially approved translation for use for teaching and study purposes. Currently, this is the Second Edition of the Revised Standard Version (1971/72) which is, in fact, very close to the original RSV (1946/1952) and just removes some of the more archaic language. This is soon to be replaced by the Anglicised version of the English Standard Bible, the most recent revision of the Authorised Version (the “King James Bible”). However, most versions of the Authorised Version are very similar. I happen to use a study Bible based on the New Revised Standard Version, simply because there are plenty available in this translation, which is the version adopted by the Church of England and, in fact, used by the Catholic Church in Canada. The Catholic Church requires any translation to be a direct, literal, translation from the best manuscripts in the original language. As a result, “interpretative” translations, or those using the “dynamic equivalent” approach are not permitted. Similarly, a “translation from a translation” is not permitted, so English translations from the Latin Vulgate are not now permitted (the Douay-Rheims or Knox translations, for example). This may seem very restrictive, however, once you permit a translator to impose his own “interpretation” when translating from the original language, there is always the risk that he will introduce his own personal bias into the process. The Catholic Church teaches that the Sacred Scriptures have God as their author and that he used the authors as His instruments. As a result, the most authentic versions of the original manuscripts in the original language must be taken as having been written by Almighty God himself. Therefore, a translator must translate directly and literally from the original language - he cannot interpose his own personal interpretation along the way, to make what he might consider “better sense” of what Almighty God has written.
i like the blue color on the footnotes and on the articles kind of reminds me of the cristian growth study bible that i own it has the 1984 text of the Niv its awsome wish more bibles did the blu intesd of the red i have a thompson chain but the red letters keep me away so i dont use it as my main bible sadly
It’s available on Logos in digital format as are several other similar Baker resources. That means it’s digitally searchable & printable in multiple languages to share! If you don’t have Logos as your digital resource library, you’re missing out!
I really appreciate you looking at the different takes on Romans 7. I compiled a book called The Arminian Bible Commentary and just added a quote from Tertullian that demonstrates how he understood the text. He took it as Paul describing his own past experience while under the Law. This is how I take it as well. One thing that is very telling is how English translations all too often render the present tense verb κατεργαζομένη (is working [death]) into English as if it were a past tense verb, but then they suddenly shift their methods in verse 14 ff. to rendering the present tense as presents in English. If they were consistent with their approach in verse 13 it would likely help resolve common misinterpretation of that passage. It’s sad that people take that as the normal experience of a man after he is in Christ.
Although I like hard copies for books like this, given that it is no longer in print, I think there is value in getting the Kindle version which is at a reasonable price.
I have been unable to find this bible anywhere. Every site says "out of print". It appears by the comments that others have had the same issue. Was hoping to find one.
Thanks and a great review. I bought one about a year ago but need to use it more often. It was not easy to find in the UK but managed it. Thanks again.
This sounds very good for a Study bible - and though I think I'd like it for doing bible studies - I have never liked using a study bible for my daily bible reading. This is because I find the notes very distracting. But for doing a study with others, I think it would be very useful.
I know they are aware of this video and considering it. Like with all publishing decisions it comes down to demand. So the best thing to do is contact them and let them know you'd like one.
I am so sad. I cannot find a used copy of this anywhere. It looks like it is still available digitally, but I really want this as a desk resource. Baker, Zondervan, why you do this?
Thanks for this review! One technical thing though: Not sure if anyone else ran into this issue, but even with the max resolution of this upload (720p) I still couldn't really read the text
I have the Baker Illustrated and the ESV Study Bible and honestly I think for in-depth study they are essentially equal in value. For daily reading I prefer the Fire Bible and the Dr. Jeremiah Study Bible
Doesn't matter which one. All are Harlot Daughters, Catholicism the Mother Harlot. Therefore no difference between all the Pagan Sunday study bibles secretly published by Catholicism 🌞
I don't understand. If this and the Archaeological Study Bible are such superior products, why did they go out of print? Were they critically panned? Were they too expensive? Did they come out during the pandemic when the supply chains were broken? Or were they just so heavy on notes that people were intimidated by their appearances? It's sad when superior products are dropped by their publishers.
About the crossing of the Red Sea, early in google / google maps, could have been 2010 or earlier… I was looking on google maps for topology evidence in the satellite images of the waters in the Red Sea. I actually found it! I mean I found on the maps evidence of high ground from one side to the other. And each shore side pointed out a little at the line. I was like, “oh my gosh, there is the evidence right there!” And also thought they probably remove this because it shows the evidence. I had an early iPhone at the time and wish I would have taken a picture, screen shot. Years went by and the next time I couldn’t find it again. There has got to be other sources of underwater land height images of the Red Sea. Seriously… !
Do you have any idea where I could find this Bible? I only see it offered in Ebook format and I'm told that format does not allow printing. I would be willing to print it myself if I could get a printable option. I contacted Baker Publishing and they responded that they do not intend to bring this Bible back in print format. I really want a copy of this Bible! Thank You.
Is it in Deuteronomy where Moses tells the people, "...God has multiplied your numbers by the thousands...". I always saw that as a limiter when seeing the order of the tribes striking out in the desert.
I searched EVERYWHERE for this Bible and it is nowhere to be found. However, I did find the CSB HOLY LAND Illustrated Bible, and I am enjoying it. If the CSB Illustrated Study Bible ever become availabe, I am on it. ❤
You and the Dojo were the first Bible review channels I began watching this year. You're both like family, and I enjoy and am grateful for all the both of you do! Hope all is well!@@BibleTreasuresAndReviews
Speaking of phased out titles, I picked up the Archaeological Study Bible from eBay, at your high recommendation. The smaller-than-usual print discourages me from delving into it as much as I’d like. And I’m not old! I’m 34 and don’t need reading glasses. Am considering purchasing a reading magnifier to put over the page of your beloved Zondervan title. In the meantime, am loving the NKJV Cultural Backgrounds Study Bible and the CSB Holy Land Illustrated Bible. I highly recommend both. I also own the ESV Archaeology Study Bible but don’t much care for it as I do those others which are more chock-full of interesting articles, break-aways, and photos. Thanks for your in-depth reviews. Have also purchased two Jay Sklar commentaries due to your interviews with him. Picked up his latest Numbers commentary and an older Tyndale commentary on Leviticus. Thanks
I was able to pick up an Archaeological Study Bible from EBay as well and I love it. I also have the Cultural Background Study Bible but my copy is in the NRSV which isn’t my favorite translation but it’s still a great study Bible.
WE also need to lobby Olive Tree software to obtain and offer the Archaeological Bible. Then you can increase the font! When you give them recommendations, they always send you a 10% off coupon!
I call it The Unicorn Bible. Discontinued and hard to find. I finally found one after hours of search at a reasonable used price. I’m not paying $300 something on EBay.
I can't find a hard copy of this bible anywhere. I would love a couple of copies, as I do Bible gardening and I would use one for that and the other would stay clean...2 please
The Baker Illustrated Bible Commentary it has the same study notes as this Study bible, so its a great option. (Not to be confuse with the Baker Illustrated Background Commentary….thats another thing)
To the people at Baker Publishing or whoever has the print rights/permission please Strongly consider a reprint of this Bible! At 100K plus views of this Bible there are many interested in getting a print copy! I feel Disciple Dojo would deserve a small percentage of the sales for putting this Bible on a lot of wishlists😊 and hopefully he gets to do a remake of this review for the reprint version❤
This one is no longer being printed?? Sigh…
Seriously I've looked everywhere for it
Correct. It's simply unavailable.
@@shonteehargett6932 there are two copies on Ebay, for extremely high prices. Some are really taking advantage of the situation. There one bid for 510 dollars
@@wereldatlasyes, just saw another copy in hardback on ebay go for upwards of $400, the leatherlike version of it seems to be going higher than $450 on ebay and hoping Baker announces the reprint date so us Bible Nerds can finally wait it out and breathe😅
Thanks for the review! Spent a year working on that project. Means so much to hear the work was worth it.
Maybe you can persuade Baker to sell actual print copies!
Is there anyway they are going to reprint this because there are a lot of people that would like to get a copy of this and we can’t find it nowhere online🙌🏽🙋🏾♀️💯
I just got the Kindle version. Someone anonymously is just really wanting to bless others. $3.99? Sereiosly...so grateful, and all glory goes to God.❤
It's just a day later and costs $9.99. Only the Kindle version is available. I want a physical copy. What is the other study Bible he recommends?
It’s $14.99 for electronic version today.
I'm a beginner but this goes straight to my wishlist
Just checked unfortunately it's only available in Kindle version
I am so glad to see your Review of this AWESOME Study Bible! This is definitely one of my favorite Study Bibles. I fell in love with this Bible immediately. I purchased this Study Bible in 2022. You've pointed out some things that are very important for my studies. Looking forward to more of your Reviews.
You keep adding to my wish list of Bible related reading. 🙂
Thanks for the insights.
But you can’t even buy this one….
@@daveonezero6258 electronic versions are readily available and used ones can be found. This channel seems to often recommend study bibles no longer in print though.
Not sure why Baker seems to stop printing so many of their biblical reference books. Nearly all of the “Baker Illustrated” volumes on my shelf had to be purchased used.
*Baker Illustrated Bible COMMENTARY vs Baker Illustrated SB* , hey people!, since its out of print the SB, the Baker Illustrated Bible Commentary its an excellent option, since it has exactly the same study notes as the SB,...thats for sure, also it seems that instead of the scriptures it has more pics and essays...
Lets hope they improve the font size.
I really like it. It's in the CSB translation, which is also a very good translation. Personally speaking, I wouldn't say it's the best study Bible or my favorite study Bible, but it is a very good study Bible that's better than many other study Bibles. Definitely one of the better study Bibles. 😊
One of my favorite Bible's is my HCSB.
The company replied to me with:
“The CSB Baker Illustrated Study Bible is out of print. There are currently no plans to reprint and your request has been noted by the appropriate department.
Thanks”
I am so surprised this was "new" to you?! I have had it for a few years + love it!!! Absolutely wonderful review and video...tyvm for sharing your thoughts, great job!👍
Yep, somehow I've never seen it!
@@DiscipleDojoI’d or I had* I’m correcting you just to be an annoyance 😂😂😂😂
@@jacobortega3424you are succeeding. 😅
Guys, HERE is The True Savior
YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified/Pierced for our sins and “HERE IS THE PROOF”
From the Ancient Egyptian Semitic:
"Yad He Vav He" is what Moshe (Moses) wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3)
Ancient Egyptian Semitic Direct Translation
Yad - "Behold The Hand"
He - "Behold the Breath"
Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
@@DiscipleDojo I really want this Bible but I have been using esv for so long. I don’t know much about csb
This and the Cultural Backgrounds Study Bible are my favorites! Incredible work.
Thank you for the recommendation
Filled with lots of excellent facts and quality info. Just remember Baker Books is basically a Reformed publishing house. In other words they are calvinistic, amillennial and reformed.
This is key to mention. My fav is the fire bible in MEV
Outstanding!! That will make me want to purchase even more!!!
I can't find a hardcopy for sale anywhere... Only online formats.. 😢
I also wanted to say this is my favorite Study Bible on my Kindle app compared to my Zondervan Archaeological SB & Cultural Backgrounds SB. The study notes format on the Baker one is the best, IMO. So easy to navigate.
That's good to know. I want to add this one to my Olive Tree app, but wasn't sure if it would translate over well like my ESV Study Bible.
@@LocaChoca I purchased it on my Kindle for $9.99 but I can see why people want their SB’s on their Logos or Olive Tree. I have both of them. I just don’t use my Bible software much because of the cost of adding Bibles/books. They both have some good sales at times & I need to pay more attention to the sales.
@@katielouise3924 I agree. The cost of bibles not on sale are astronomical. The Baker one is 40 bucks, which is too steep for an ebook. I'm just worried the ebook will go out of circulation too.
I got this channel recommended just in time for Christmas.
I'm definitively checking this Bible and also some of the ones mentioned in the comment section.
Unfortunately, it’s tainted. Looking at the Gospel of Matthew and at the part on the Last Supper. Their entire note for the Words of Institution is: "This is a metaphor." Ughhhh….
Thanks…that just saved me the time!
It's because it is. Just look into the ceremony and ritual of the seder (the feast Jesus and his desciples were having). It is prepared meticulously to this day based on ancient messianic prophecies. When Jesus said "This is my body...this is my blood" he meant that those foods were literally representing him for ages, and he has finally arrived to fulfill those symbols and prophecies.
Just a little knowledge of Jewish culture gives a ton of context to why Jesus acted the way he did and what significance it held
@@danielpuskas1189 From what I heard all of that was based on the words of some modern Rabbi, not the most trustworthy of sources. This happens a lot though, people trying to read modern Judaism back into the Bible. Re read John 6 and the section in Exodus outlining what one was supposed to do with the sacrificial lamb after it was killed. You can read hearsay back into the Bible but I'll just take God at his word.
The Companion Bible by E.W. Bullinger is a great study bible.
It’s big, but I love it
Out of all my Study Bibles, this is my favorite. But I think it's out of print. I wish Baker would bring it back.
How do you compare this SB to the newest Baker Illustrated Background commentary?
@@israelrivera3009 Unfortunately, I don't have the commentary. I probably should purchase it.
@@jamesbarksdale978 I just purchased the Baker Illustrated Bible Commentary on ebay, ill get it in a week. It seems that it has all the study notes of the SB and a bit more! .
P.S. The Baker Illustrated *Background* Commentary seems to have fewer and very shallow comments-notes.
I found a brand new copy, brown "leather touch" cover for only $50! It just arrived today.
Hey Michael, could you provide a link to the site where you purchased your copy please?
Gottwals books... google it... 16 locations... good luck!@@jazzdude921
I bought this on a few months ago not knowing anything about the CSB or the Baker Study Bible. I find I am starting to use it lot and loving it and the CSB translation!
How did you buy it; new or used? It seems out of print. Please link the store. Thanks!
Great video review! However there’s another Baker book that dives much deeper into Bible study with “𝙏𝙝𝙚 𝘽𝙖𝙠𝙚𝙧 𝙞𝙡𝙡𝙪𝙨𝙩𝙧𝙖𝙩𝙚𝙙 𝙗𝙞𝙗𝙡𝙚 𝙘𝙤𝙢𝙢𝙚𝙣𝙩𝙖𝙧𝙮¨ book, by Gary Burge. It’s a verse by verse study book. There’s a ton of contributors in that book as well. I use it in conjunction with my 1984-NIV, 1995-NASB and/or NKJV bibles. It’s a much more in depth book than the Baker study Bible.
Yes, commentaries are almost always more in-depth than any study Bible on the market. So if people can't find this one and don't want digital, that would be a helpful tool for sure.
@@DiscipleDojoI don’t have a study Bible and I don’t know if I should get the NET with full notes or this.
Olive Tree Bible Software has this study Bible. Nice thing about Olive Tree (and Logos) is that I have both these excellent programs on my PC and on my phone, so I carry my entire Bible library wherever I go.
Thank you for your thorough review. That looks like a great Study Bible. I have a lot of different Study Bibles & I just love them. My bookshelves are too full, so now it’s get them on my Kindle Fire. I do wish some like my Chronological Life Appl. one were offered in more translations (chose KJV over NLT).
NKJV is the best one after the KJV.
This came from the baker bible commentary which has been around sinse the 80s I think, which was more recently updated to the baker illustrated bible commentary this study bible came from.
I’m still surprised that this was discontinued. Even as a Catholic, I found that this study Bible has a significant number of decent helps for scripture study. So when the local Christian bookstore was selling these for A$20 a copy new, I picked one up quick smart.
It is a strange irony that Christians strive to study the Bible diligently, but miss the part where Jesus rebuked the Pharisees for studying the Bible diligently.
It wasn’t the studying of the Bible that he rebuked. It was the harshness of the Rabbis on people who didn’t follow the law perfectly. They did pretty bad things to people in the name of God, and that is what Jesus rebuked.
@@dylancaldwell8337 Thank you for proving the irony.
He did rebuke their harshness. You are right about that. But he also rebuked them for their diligent study of the scriptures. After all, that's where their harshness came from. And it was their diligent study that prevented them from hearing the father's voice and knowing that Christ was who he said he was. That's what John chapter 5 means.
John 5:37-40 "And the Father who sent me has himself testified concerning me. You have never heard his voice nor seen his form, nor does his word dwell in you, for you do not believe the one he sent. You study the Scriptures diligently because you think that in them you have eternal life. These are the very Scriptures that testify about me, yet you refuse to come to me to have life."
Nor does his word dwell in you... Jesus said that to the guys who had the first 5 books of the Torah memorized by the time they had hair on their balls. And who went on to train as specialists in the meaning of those writings.
Fishermen and drunks and prostitutes and tax collectors could hear the voice of the Father tell them that Jesus was the Christ, but not those who loved scripture. That's a highly inconvenient truth for Christians. Don't you think?
You should... study the Bible more diligently. Then you would know it better and know that God actually hates the diligent study of the words of dead men.
The Bible is a beautiful and poetic book. Perhaps the most significant book ever written by the hands of man. And it also happens to be a graven image of the Logos. Believing it is God's word to you and studying it diligently ensures only that for you, the Logos remains silent. You can either regard the living word as God's word, or you can regard the ancient writings of dead men as God's word. You cannot do both for you cannot serve 2 masters.
There's one on eBay current bid...over 500.00 dollars. 😮
Also available as an e-book. I just got it. I don’t use CSB, but that doesn’t negate the usefulness of the commentary and extras.
*Only* available as an ebook. 🙂
@@DiscipleDojo , oh - right. Because it isn’t available anymore in hard copy. Too bad. I think it’s going to be a good addition to my Bible resources. Thanks for presenting it. I’d have never known about it otherwise.
Everything that they produce that is good is always discontinued by the time anyone hears about it. Wish Holman would start back producing the original HCSB bibles because those are great translations.
Yeah, I'm not sure how marketing dropped the ball so hard on this one, honestly.
After this review it's impossible to find one to buy!
From the information I could find, this Bible is no longer in print. It's too bad, as this video piqued my interest. Anyway, I'm new to your channel and want to say great video!
There is a chart i looked up online, The most accurate bibles. I beleieve this 1 is under the thougnt for thought section.
Well this video blew up. Congrats
Tim Nickels just listed this book as one of his favorite study Bibles, too. I considered it when I was looking at different CSB options, but it didn't seem to offer much that I didn't already have from other resources. I do wish some of the study Bibles in the 2017 edition of the CSB would get proper updates with the 2020 text. (The differences are minor, but they're enough to make me unenthusiastic about getting a print Bible that uses the earlier edition.)
Do you know the other favorites in Tim's opinion?
@@RichLuciano1 I'd recommend going to his channel and watching the video from a couple of weeks ago. He not only lists them but shows them.
I have several study Bibles. It is very useful to look at them all when reading some of the more “difficult” passages of Scripture. As a Catholic, the Bishops Conference of England and Wales does have only one officially approved translation for use for teaching and study purposes. Currently, this is the Second Edition of the Revised Standard Version (1971/72) which is, in fact, very close to the original RSV (1946/1952) and just removes some of the more archaic language. This is soon to be replaced by the Anglicised version of the English Standard Bible, the most recent revision of the Authorised Version (the “King James Bible”). However, most versions of the Authorised Version are very similar. I happen to use a study Bible based on the New Revised Standard Version, simply because there are plenty available in this translation, which is the version adopted by the Church of England and, in fact, used by the Catholic Church in Canada. The Catholic Church requires any translation to be a direct, literal, translation from the best manuscripts in the original language. As a result, “interpretative” translations, or those using the “dynamic equivalent” approach are not permitted. Similarly, a “translation from a translation” is not permitted, so English translations from the Latin Vulgate are not now permitted (the Douay-Rheims or Knox translations, for example). This may seem very restrictive, however, once you permit a translator to impose his own “interpretation” when translating from the original language, there is always the risk that he will introduce his own personal bias into the process. The Catholic Church teaches that the Sacred Scriptures have God as their author and that he used the authors as His instruments. As a result, the most authentic versions of the original manuscripts in the original language must be taken as having been written by Almighty God himself. Therefore, a translator must translate directly and literally from the original language - he cannot interpose his own personal interpretation along the way, to make what he might consider “better sense” of what Almighty God has written.
i like the blue color on the footnotes and on the articles kind of reminds me of the cristian growth study bible that i own it has the 1984 text of the Niv its awsome wish more bibles did the blu intesd of the red i have a thompson chain but the red letters keep me away so i dont use it as my main bible sadly
It’s available on Logos in digital format as are several other similar Baker resources. That means it’s digitally searchable & printable in multiple languages to share! If you don’t have Logos as your digital resource library, you’re missing out!
Where did you buy yours? I can't seem to find it for sale.
I really appreciate you looking at the different takes on Romans 7. I compiled a book called The Arminian Bible Commentary and just added a quote from Tertullian that demonstrates how he understood the text. He took it as Paul describing his own past experience while under the Law. This is how I take it as well. One thing that is very telling is how English translations all too often render the present tense verb κατεργαζομένη (is working [death]) into English as if it were a past tense verb, but then they suddenly shift their methods in verse 14 ff. to rendering the present tense as presents in English. If they were consistent with their approach in verse 13 it would likely help resolve common misinterpretation of that passage. It’s sad that people take that as the normal experience of a man after he is in Christ.
Although I like hard copies for books like this, given that it is no longer in print, I think there is value in getting the Kindle version which is at a reasonable price.
I remember being the one from Brazil who emailed you a long time ago saying you should review this Bible ;)
No credit for you my friend😂 just kidding. He needs to thank you soon- lol
In case anyone wanted to know. Olive Tree has this Bible available to purchase
I have been unable to find this bible anywhere. Every site says "out of print". It appears by the comments that others have had the same issue. Was hoping to find one.
It is only an ebook apparently. Seems to defeat the purpose of all the helps.
Thanks and a great review. I bought one about a year ago but need to use it more often. It was not easy to find in the UK but managed it. Thanks again.
Keep reviewing ALL the cool study Bibles. Now I know what to keep an eye out for when shopping used books. Thank You!
And me.
This is probably a good one however, imo the John MacArthur Study BIBLE is the absolute best version available. Thanks for your content- God bless!
I am personally not a fan of study Bibles attached to celebrity preachers' names, honestly.
I just got mineee!!! By the Grace of God, there is still a christian bookstore that sells a brandew copy of this here in my Country The Philippines!
I got the kindle but would prefer a print copy if it were available
I've been really liking the CSb translation lately. A few places are saying this Bible is out of print & only have ebook copies.
This sounds very good for a Study bible - and though I think I'd like it for doing bible studies - I have never liked using a study bible for my daily bible reading. This is because I find the notes very distracting. But for doing a study with others, I think it would be very useful.
My favorite Study Bible!
How do you compare this SB to the newest Baker Illustrated Background commentary?
Best study bible I've ever used is the Thompson chain reference.
I found that on my fiancé’s bookshelf and was mad he never suggested it to me lol.
Looks cool... but I can only find the kindle version on Amazon for some reason...
Any idea if the folks at Baker are working on an updated edition? I would love an actual copy as opposed to a kindle edition
I know they are aware of this video and considering it. Like with all publishing decisions it comes down to demand. So the best thing to do is contact them and let them know you'd like one.
I am so sad. I cannot find a used copy of this anywhere. It looks like it is still available digitally, but I really want this as a desk resource. Baker, Zondervan, why you do this?
I'm a giant fan of study bibles. I'll have to grab this one. Thank you!
Ma... poi le legge, e le mette in pratica?!! 😳😳😳😳
Would love a copy of this bible.
Out of print and unavailable on Amazon.😢😢😢
This bible looks so beatiful! Its make me want to read and pray!
I love the layout too! It's a joy to use.
Halley’s Bible Handbook is my go to & it’s pretty amazing. If you don’t have a copy I’d highly recommend it
Thanks for this review!
One technical thing though: Not sure if anyone else ran into this issue, but even with the max resolution of this upload (720p) I still couldn't really read the text
I can’t either. He didn’t record it in high resolution. And 720p is not enough to be able to read the text.
On sale for 830 dollars on Ebay. Truely incredible.
Great review. God bless your ministry.
I have the Baker Illustrated and the ESV Study Bible and honestly I think for in-depth study they are essentially equal in value.
For daily reading I prefer the Fire Bible and the Dr. Jeremiah Study Bible
One is Reformed Complementarian, the other is not. That is a key difference people should know when assessing them both.
Doesn't matter which one. All are Harlot Daughters, Catholicism the Mother Harlot. Therefore no difference between all the Pagan Sunday study bibles secretly published by Catholicism 🌞
🗨 Dojo 🗨 You might as well be a Catholic priest conducting Sunday Mass and push the sun disk down the throats of your adherents 😇
It is out of print with limited availability.
What is so frustrating is this week right to a clearance sale and only available in hardback, if you’re lucky. Baker print more in leather soft
I don't understand. If this and the Archaeological Study Bible are such superior products, why did they go out of print? Were they critically panned? Were they too expensive? Did they come out during the pandemic when the supply chains were broken? Or were they just so heavy on notes that people were intimidated by their appearances? It's sad when superior products are dropped by their publishers.
About the crossing of the Red Sea, early in google / google maps, could have been 2010 or earlier… I was looking on google maps for topology evidence in the satellite images of the waters in the Red Sea. I actually found it! I mean I found on the maps evidence of high ground from one side to the other. And each shore side pointed out a little at the line. I was like, “oh my gosh, there is the evidence right there!” And also thought they probably remove this because it shows the evidence. I had an early iPhone at the time and wish I would have taken a picture, screen shot. Years went by and the next time I couldn’t find it again. There has got to be other sources of underwater land height images of the Red Sea. Seriously… !
available at Amazon...for 1 day only.
Second bible on eBay just sold for over 900.00 bucks ,but hey it was leather like.
That's ridiculous!
@@DiscipleDojo 980 to be exact ,lol
I have the Baker Illustrated Bible Commentary (2012), which I suppose was the predecessor to that book (the Baker Illustrated Study Bible).
Do you have any idea where I could find this Bible? I only see it offered in Ebook format and I'm told that format does not allow printing. I would be willing to print it myself if I could get a printable option. I contacted Baker Publishing and they responded that they do not intend to bring this Bible back in print format. I really want a copy of this Bible! Thank You.
I have no idea.
Is it in Deuteronomy where Moses tells the people, "...God has multiplied your numbers by the thousands...". I always saw that as a limiter when seeing the order of the tribes striking out in the desert.
❤ I have this! My all time favorite!
I WANT ONE BUT I CANT FIND IT! It’s only available as an ebook. I want the actual book!!!😫
Any idea how i can get one?
I searched EVERYWHERE for this Bible and it is nowhere to be found. However, I did find the CSB HOLY LAND Illustrated Bible, and I am enjoying it. If the CSB Illustrated Study Bible ever become availabe, I am on it. ❤
You are new to me-you are very good @ this! Thank you!
I just got one from thrift books! Thanks.
Out of print apparently according to publisher's website. Only eBook available.
Great Bible just went online to see if I could find it anywhere. Can’t find it anywhere. I sure would love to buy this Bible.🙌🏽✝️💯✅👍🏽😊
Email Baker and let them know! 🙂
This will be going on my wish list!
Hey Bev! Momma here better get this for Christmas or no more 24 lb turkeys!
@Craigs_Cartoon_Capers Michelle, This would be a great one to have! Good to see you on the Do-jo side!🎉😊
You and the Dojo were the first Bible review channels I began watching this year. You're both like family, and I enjoy and am grateful for all the both of you do! Hope all is well!@@BibleTreasuresAndReviews
Speaking of phased out titles, I picked up the Archaeological Study Bible from eBay, at your high recommendation. The smaller-than-usual print discourages me from delving into it as much as I’d like. And I’m not old! I’m 34 and don’t need reading glasses. Am considering purchasing a reading magnifier to put over the page of your beloved Zondervan title. In the meantime, am loving the NKJV Cultural Backgrounds Study Bible and the CSB Holy Land Illustrated Bible. I highly recommend both. I also own the ESV Archaeology Study Bible but don’t much care for it as I do those others which are more chock-full of interesting articles, break-aways, and photos. Thanks for your in-depth reviews. Have also purchased two Jay Sklar commentaries due to your interviews with him. Picked up his latest Numbers commentary and an older Tyndale commentary on Leviticus. Thanks
I was able to pick up an Archaeological Study Bible from EBay as well and I love it. I also have the Cultural Background Study Bible but my copy is in the NRSV which isn’t my favorite translation but it’s still a great study Bible.
Now I feel old. I'm 35 and only use Large prints (10pt) for both bible and study bible. 🥲
WE also need to lobby Olive Tree software to obtain and offer the Archaeological Bible. Then you can increase the font! When you give them recommendations, they always send you a 10% off coupon!
Do you have the Biblical Theological study Bible or NET (with full notes) Bible?...love to hear your comparison to the ones you listed.
@@velvetvideoI don’t have those
I call it The Unicorn Bible. Discontinued and hard to find. I finally found one after hours of search at a reasonable used price. I’m not paying $300 something on EBay.
Where could I find this Bible even used? I cannot find it for the life of me. Or is there someone who wants to sell one.
Amazon said the book is out of print not available.
Unfortunate. They really should consider republishing it
I'm bummed that Amazon doesn't stock several of the (print version) study Bibles that you recommend. 😕
Where was this Bible when I was looking for a study bible 🥺
I can't find a hard copy of this bible anywhere. I would love a couple of copies, as I do Bible gardening and I would use one for that and the other would stay clean...2 please
Contact Baker and let them know you want one. That's the best way to get it back in print.
I’m an RC Sproul gal and have his study Bible
Looks like a nice Bible. Reminds me of the ESV study Bible.
I just checked Amazon and it says "currently unavailable".
I think we met on clubhouse some time ago. If not my bad. Good content either way.
Possibly. I was on there for a minute. :-)
@@DiscipleDojo thought so. Glad to see the growth on the page.
Just find your channel. Love it. Great stuff! And I love your collection in the background 😊 Stay blessed, greetings from Germany.
Danke!
I believe this bible is discontinued and replaced by "The Baker Illustrated Bible Background Commentary"
Yes, I think it was marketed poorly (as well as having a lackluster title). I hope they do like Zondervan did and republish it with a different title.
I think the Bible is based on that commentary.
I would be very curious if the baker illustrated commentary (that is still in print) is comparable on the balanced notes.
Can't find this anywhere. It lists amazon and Barnes and Noble, neither if which has an actual book. Just Kindle and ebook
after watching this video I've been tried to find this Bible but it's like it does not exist anywhere. I can only find the ebook edition :(
@cheavideography781 a few are available at Gottwalsbooks in GA
I have that Bible and I love it!!! I studied it several years ago…. I was surprised that not many people talked about it.
How do you compare this SB to the newest Baker Illustrated Background commentary?
Thanks for the review. If anyone has a recommended link to purchase the non e-version this would bw most welcome.
Personally I don't like single column text. I always lose which line I am reading and sometime skip a line unintentionally. I prefer double columns.
You just popularized a study Bible that is already discontinued. 😟
Yeah, I was going to buy it. Smh nowhere to be found. 😢
It's actually still available on Kindle. On sale too!
I don't do digital, I like real books, also saw the digital copy has horrible reviews. TY though
I have one. Never use it.
The Baker Illustrated Bible Commentary it has the same study notes as this Study bible, so its a great option. (Not to be confuse with the Baker Illustrated Background Commentary….thats another thing)