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Pastor Patrick - Never On A Sunday | NKJV Spirit-Filled Life Bible Third Edition Hardcover – A Review

September 23, 2018 By Pastor Floyd Leave a Comment

Original Posting At http://pastor-patrick.blogspot.com/2018/09/nkjv-spirit-filled-life-bible-third.html


NKJV Spirit-Filled Life Bible

Third Edition

Hardcover


edited by
Jack Hayford
A Review
Thomas Nelson has created one of the better Study Bibles that have crossed my path. I find little wrong with this compilation of helps.
The helps are indexed and are presented in full color. The 500+ brief word studies scattered throughout are helpful, lots of practical helps (“Truth in Action”), and an extra -long concordance (compared to most Study Bibles), all add extra value to this new edition. I was surprised that the hardcopy version did not include the three ribbon bookmarks found in other editions Built with a nice sturdy cover, the book feels solid and well-built.
Concerns are minor and personal. Though I am not a fan of Jack Hayford’s theology, this is a book that I am still glad to have in my library – it has valued thoughts from a leader of the church. Similarly, I am concerned about the choice to put Jesus words in red. I much prefer a Bible with all text in a common black font. Finally, all of the helps add considerable weight to this Bible. I can see this book being used at my desk, rather than being carried into church on a Sunday morning.
This would not be the first Study Bible I would add to my library – but it does belong there.
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This review is based on a free copy provided by the publisher for the purpose of creating this review. The opinions are mine alone.

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