Best Study Bible?

[St_Worm2]

Legacy Standard Bible

Here MacArthur talks about the NASB and the Legacy Standard Bible. Go about 7 min 20 sec in on the video to hear about the LSB, just FYI.

 

[David_AB]

Legacy Standard Bible

Here MacArthur talks about the NASB and the Legacy Standard Bible. Go about 7 min 20 sec in on the video to hear about the LSB, just FYI.

Thanks. That's great to know. I've always wanted to know what the most reliable translation was and if JMc says it is then that's a pretty good endorsement.
I'll keep an eye out for that new Bible.

 

[faroukfarouk]

Thompson Chain is good but if you like the KJV the Westminster has more chains and no articles at the back to contend with making it lighter. The Trinitarian Bible Society (TBS) sells them. Their Bibles are printed by Cambridge and the profits go to producing free Bibles. I use the TBS (Cambridge) Concord KJV, Westminster and the Reformation Study Bible NKJV.

Yours in the Lord,

jm

Some of the Thomson chain editions seem to have rather small print in the notes, which can pose difficulties.

 

[faroukfarouk]

Thanks JM.
I have small phases of reading the KJV to try to get used to it but I still struggle with it and go back to NLT, NET or NKJV.

I do love the King James which I feel is well worth the effort and perseverance; it's so tested and time honoured and its translators made a real effort to be precise, unlike some of the more paraphrastic modern versions.

 

[JM]

I do love the King James which I feel is well worth the effort and perseverance; it's so tested and time honoured and its translators made a real effort to be precise, unlike some of the more paraphrastic modern versions.

I've tried other translation but always return to the KJV.

 

[faroukfarouk]

I've tried other translation but always return to the KJV.

Yes, I can understand well why you would do that.