I’ve been
given the opportunity to review the Spiritual Renewal Study Bible for you all
today. I reserved this book through my affiliation with Booklook Bloggers. If
you’ve read this blog for any amount of time, then you know I am a sucker for a
new Bible. I like different types of Bibles and the various footnotes and
devotionals they have to offer and so I was very excited to receive this Bible
and review it for you all.
This Bible
is probably one of my favorites of all the ones I’ve reviewed (and I realize I
probably say that every time). It comes in hardback form with a lovely book
sleeve. The book itself is plain brown with “Holy Bible” written across the
front should you want a “low key” look, if you will.
The notes in
this Bible are written by Stephen Arterburn and David Stoop. Each book has a
one-two page introduction which gives a brief synopsis of the book, an outline
of the book, and a section of essential facts such as who wrote the book (if
known), the approximate dates the book was written and who the audience is.
This section also points out key verses and special features like the type of
literary form used.
Within each
of the books are various sections that help the reader further their knowledge
and help their study. There is a profile of some of the main characters within
the book which gives a summary of the person’s life as well as strengths and
accomplishments. There are also “key” sections which highlight a section of
verses and provide insight and thoughts about those particular verses.
There are
also sections titled, “The Spiritual Disciplines” which highlight various
aspects of Christianity such as fasting, prayer, and service. There are also
footnotes for many of the verses which are very helpful when diving into the
scriptures and trying to understand more about the word of God. The words of
Christ are in red, which is also a plus as far as I’m concerned.
If you are
looking for a new study Bible for yourself or someone you know, I would
definitely recommend the Spiritual Renewal Study Bible. It retails for around
$30 on Amazon but the Kindle version is only $4.99! It is also available at Barnes and Noble and would make a great addition to
anyone’s Biblical collection.
1 comment:
Please give your reviews on Ignatius Catholic Study Bible. I have bought this book recently but haven't read it yet. I'm looking for some motivation first. :)
Best Regads,
Brano Willis
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