ESV Legacy Bible: Heirloom and Trutone Review

In this video, I take a look at the ESV Legacy Bible, in both the Heirloom and Trutone editions. I also compare the layout, said the be the "Renaissance Ideal" to a couple of old books, Plato and Phillip Doddridge from days gone by. Enjoy!
Heirloom Goatskin: amzn.to/30v8VzQ
Trutone Black: amzn.to/3kj6b0i

[@RoastBeefSandwich]

I really like the TruTone version. I’m so glad Crossway made a less expensive version of this wonderful layout.

[@thomasseale2234]

I got this bible in blue goatskin before they moved to China. I liked it so much I bought my wife one in purple goatskin. They are beautiful bibles. And the single column layout and the wide margins makes it a fantastic preaching bible.

[@Belong2Yah]

I Just purchased my first ESV journal bible. My church uses NKJV ( I have been using the Kindle version of the NKJV for years). I think I prefer the ESV and the physical bible.🤫😃

[@BigLivingNow]

Thanks..Im looking at the trutone SCL at the moment. Did not think I needed another ESV though this maybe an exception.

[@69telecasterplayer]

There is a lot being said today about China but affordable, well made Bibles are a blessing. They may never reach the quality level of American and European Bibles but perhaps they will and perhaps still be cheaper.

[@Amilton5solas]

i have one and i love it!

[@criticaloptimist7961]

Would love this Bible but in a smaller size and with the deuteros and hardback.

[@Tax_Buster]

They are both so nice! I wish we could have easy access to those kinds of nice Bible in the Philippines...

[@CanadianAnglican]

Great video

[@flagstaffrandy]

I would like to see that layout in a verse by verse version, which would be easier on us 70 plus year olds.

[@RoastBeefSandwich]

Agreed, a similar layout but verse by verse would be nice.