International Inductive Study Bible: New American Standard Bible/Burgundy Leather Cover/Gilt Edged

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Summary: The BEST Study Bible out there
Review: I believe this is the best study Bible there is because you are the one creating is. Rather then going by the publishers notes, or someone else's research, this Bible forces you to do the research yourself. You need to decide what the chapter themes are, who wrote the books, and other areas of insight. I love the Thompson Chain reference, and the Zondervan study Bible as well, but I have learned more from this Bible then any of the others.

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Summary: NASB is the best version.
Review: I recommend that New American Standard is the most accurate version that is translated from the original holy bible. It is good for everyone even new Christians.

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Summary: Some People are blind...
Review: It is an excellent bible, I could find no commentary, only helpful suggestions on what to look for in the scriptures. The 'in text' charts, timelines and maps are a great plus, the best I have found. It could use a larger concordance. Thanks.

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Summary: my favorite
Review: It's strange to do a book review on the Bible, but for anyone looking to get into the Word without getting distracted by the commentaries, this is a great version. It's NASB, so it's highly accurate (my only complaint about NASB is that it chooses to distinguish thoughts addressed to God by using Old English, which is a little subjective, not to mention outdated). The margins are huge for taking notes in, the maps and keys in the back are helpful, the fact that subject headings are not included encourages analytical thought, and the cross-references and concordance are fairly thorough. The page layout is reader friendly as well. I examined a lot of Bibles before purchasing this one, and I love it.

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Summary: my favorite
Review: It's strange to do a book review on the Bible, but for anyone looking to get into the Word without getting distracted by the commentaries, this is a great version. It's NASB, so it's highly accurate (my only complaint about NASB is that it chooses to distinguish thoughts addressed to God by using Old English, which is a little subjective, not to mention outdated). The margins are huge for taking notes in, the maps and keys in the back are helpful, the fact that subject headings are not included encourages analytical thought, and the cross-references and concordance are fairly thorough. The page layout is reader friendly as well. I examined a lot of Bibles before purchasing this one, and I love it.