9:38 I try to memorize a lot because of the small risk of confiscation*, so a paper daily driver (as you call it) is a must just for its placement on a page. *before another commenter blasts me for being some alt-right paranoid conspiracy theorist, no, I don’t live in a liberal democracy. I intentionally live in a place where our people daily risk prison time to share the good news of our King and his kingdom. So, yeah, the more familiar I can be with, the better.

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Roman Catholics are Christians. Their church is just corrupt and doesn't stick to the word of God.

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As a fellow EDC guy that has a daughter I can relate to the hair ties. I realised recently that you can pass a hair tie through your molle system to attach small objects to the outside of your bag. Pretty handy second use for them!

I agree with you how there's no such thing as an ex-Christian. When people say that they are ex-Christians, what they usually is I used to go to church every Sunday, I used to believe in God, I used to be a fan of the Christian religion, I used to believe the Bible is true, I used to believe that Jesus died on the cross to pay the penalty for our sins, I was raised in a Christian family, etc, but none of those things make someone a Christian. A Christian is someone that has accepted Christ in their heart and meant it in their heart, someone who has repented and turned away from being a slave to sin, someone who has surrendered their life to Christ, someone who has put their trust in Jesus, etc. When you accept Christ in your heart and mean it in your heart, repent and turn away from being a slave to sin, etc, you're always going to be saved, you'll never become an ex-Christian, you'll always be a Christ follower, you aren't going to be a slave to sin anymore (you'll still sin at times, still have sin weaknesses, etc, but you'll never be a slave to sin anymore), etc. This is how God changes someone when they become saved. 1 John 2:19 is a great argument to use that shows how there's no such thing as an ex-Christian.

I agree with you! 😊 I think the LSB is a good translation, but it doesn't add a whole lot beyond what the NASB95 already offers. Not unless a person strongly believes one should always translate the LORD as Yahweh in the Old Testament and that we should always use the same English term for certain key Hebrew and Greek words across the Bible (e.g. lovingkindness for hesed, slave for doulos) despite the fact that most words in most languages do not have a perfectly one to one correspondence to one another but instead most have a wider semantic range. Still i kike the LSB but I don't think it's worth upgrading to if you're already fine with the NASB95 or other translations like the ESV.

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I mostly use the NKJV Spirit Filled Life Bible since the very first one came out around 2000.

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Hi, I watch a lot of your videos, and enjoy them greatly. I cannot understand why you will not communicate with me. I literally only want to talk about salvation and eternal life. I will never ask you for your personal indentifying information. I only want to talk about the gospel and salvation. Please. You did say if there were questions, that you would do your best to answer.

I have the and enjoy the CSB, and I'm currently reading the 2020 NASB to see if I might want the LSB. I haven't read the ESV, yet, and I also have the NKJV, which I also enjoy reading.

Err’body needs a KJV, ESV, and NASB ‘95

Thanks for sharing your insights on these translations. The ESV has been my go-to version for several years now, and though I utilize several translations the ESV is the one I rely on the most. I am a bit fearful of what might happen to the ESV in the future, as apparently the translation committee is meeting this year to discuss some possible revisions. I am hoping there are no major changes. I also appreciated your thoughts on the LSB, which I really like but am skeptical that it will be around for the long haul. After John Macarthur has stepped aside, will the publisher be able to successfully market the LSB or will it just fade away? Also, the LSB needs to be available in a super-giant print edition--preferably like the 17-point font version of the ESV or the 16.5 version of the NASB 95. I generally read everything (including Bibles) on my Kindle because my eyes are quite weak, but I like to have a physical Bible to take to church.

Great video. I skipped around a couple times but I didn’t see a water container.

Just my opinion: 1. The MacArthur Study Bible wouldn't be my first choice for a study Bible. Or not even my second or third choice. But as far as single person study Bibles, it is one of the better study Bibles. Some might even argue it's the best single person study Bible. 2. The MacArthur Study Bible takes very decided positions which many Christians may not entirely agree with. For example, the notes decidedly favor young earth creationism, dispensationalism, Lordship salvation. So there are controversial parts in the study Bible notes. 3. However, I think most of the notes, maps, illustrations, tables, and so forth are actually very good and would be acceptable to the vast majority of conservative evangelical Christians, so long as one brackets the above mentioned controversial positions. 4. It's nice that the MacArthur Study Bible is available in multiple translations - the ESV, the NASB95, the NKJV, and the LSB. Of course, MacArthur famously loved and for decades used the NASB95, but today he favors the LSB which is in essence a revised NASB95, revised in ways which would be most in line with what MacArthur and his church have argued for years (e.g. doulos consistently translated as slave). 5. I think they should change the name of the MacArthur Study Bible to something else. Perhaps like the Master's Seminary Study Bible. Because I doubt it's solely or even predominantly MacArthur's work, except indirectly through his influence. Rather I would think it's mostly the work of the biblical and other scholars at The Master's Seminary (TMS) which is basically MacArthur's seminary. Hence the study Bible might have a wider appeal and at the same stay true to MacArthur himself if it changed its name to something like the Master's Seminary Study Bible. Or simply the Master's Study Bible. Not to mention MacArthur is currently in the hospital and at his age (80s) it may be more prudent for him to pass the torch on to the next generation as it were.

Thanks for the informative video! I've seen a few highly favorable reviews of the BSB recently and just purchased a Kindle version to look into it more (I know it's free to read on their website, but I don't like reading large sections of text on my computer). One question I might ask is which textual basis the BSB is derived from? Does it lean more towards the TR or the Critical Text?

Wow 🤩🤩 that’s one nice of a box! Great box shape, on the box!! ( sorry) 😂 good review!!! I think it’s a pretty awesome Bible

The LSB is like a hyper version of the NASB, and i like it. What i dont like is the formatting. I love my 2 columned pages with a good 10-11pt font. Good luck getting that with the LSB. Picked up a study/reference ESV recent,y. Not bad, a little clunky with their phrasing. Crossways's fonts and type are not what i like. I guess i am used to the Zondervan fonts and type formatting. My favorite is the NKJV. I am ok with the NIV and use it as a reference to how it compares with my 2 primary bibles, which are the NKJV and ESV.

I am two-thirds of the way through a seventy video study on eternal life. In every video I read a passage from a single translation, discuss its key points. Then I reread the key verses from 5 other translations. The total of 6 translations that I use in all my videos: KJV, NKJV, ESV, NASB, NIV, & NLT Also, my videos are in PowerPoint format so that the viewer can learn both by repetition as well as sight.

We use the ESV bible.

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Right now I own about five different study Bibles, the ESV study Bible, the NIV study Bible, the King James study Bible, the net full notes, edition and the CSB study Bible. The NIV is what really got me started on my journey and I’m forever grateful for it. as of now I’m using the CSB study Bible as my main reader and supplementing it with the net full notes edition and using other translations as comparisons, I was a little disappointed when I got the apologetics study Bible since the actual notes were pretty skimpy and too far and few between. It even had full blank pages. There’s no excuse excuses for that. Lol. But what made me return it is they skipped over some of the passages that were talking about slavery. just too many missed opportunities for it to be an apologetic study Bible

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I use my Giant Print CSB BECAUSE of its combination of word for word for thought for thought

NKJV & ESV are the best

Bummed out that this is not available on my Android. This was my go to and provided me so much

I have a tremendous respect for the TCR. Thank you for sharing this video.

My go to are the ESV and the KJV. Next would be NKJV, NASB, HCSB/CSB, NIV.

Are the ESV and LSB Calvinist leaning in their translation?

I use a paper Bible every day for all my notes. I have a separate paper Bible for church. I use Olive tree for my study resources. I tried Logos free but it seems to be overwhelming to my brain. I like how Olive tree is laid out.

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Thank you for the review!🎉 look great- especially the feature of bold lettering quotations of the Old Testament found in the New Testament.

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Agree on the digital Bible. I really don't have any reason to carry one around with me because it is on my phone/tablet. I have plenty of copies and still use them but nothing wrong with using a digital version.

ESV, LSB, NKJV, and CSB are all solid translations. 😊

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I want this Bible so Badly. Will you please check out my review of my NIV Journal the Word Bible on my channel? I think you will like it. Thanks

I used to have a NKJV Open Bible, I should not have donated it to Goodwill. Thomas Nelson Publisher's labels the Open Bible as the ultimate reference Bible. I agree because in my humble opinion it doesn't have that many study aids. Oh wow, I forgot I still own a NASB Open Bible that is the 1977 edition!!!!!

I’ve never seen so many KJV fans in one comment section. I’m brand new to this though. Shopping for first Bible. Thank you OP, I appreciate you greatly for sharing this insight!!!

I don’t understand why to read chronologically. I finished Genesis and went on to exodus, but eventually it was a giant list of instructions for how Moses should build the tabernacle . How can I use instructions to deepen my Christian life?

The LSB is the 95NASB with a few word changes and changes of Reference to God. Th2020 NASB is good. The Bible tribalism. Is getting out of control causing fights and divisions.

1 ESV Study Bible 2 CSB Ancient Faith Study Bible 3 Orchard Commentary Two others rank high with me as well: Duay Rheims Haydock Reformation Study Bible

the reason there are so many different bibles is the same reason there are so many different denominations its called the devil take the NIV for instance it has scriptures missing is this a red flag ?????? sure it is in the book of Amos it says how can two walk together unless they be agreed the devil is the author of confusion if your serious about walking with the Lord be in a church where JESUS will make a change in your life they are hard to find if your still cussing smoking lusting idolizing etc you need the real JESUS you need to be saved sanctified an filled with the real HOLY GHOST follow the WWJD rule all holiness christians use the KJV if you don't understand the these an thou's have someone with you when reading it

Psalms 12:6 KJV The words of the LORD are pure words: as silver tried in a furnace of earth, purified seven times.

I started to look for this the other day and I can only find it in the cheap leather. I want genuine leather one, but the only one that I come across in that form is a condensed version or a student version and that’s not the one I want do you have any references on where I can get it Because RC Sproll’s website only has the student version in full form unless I am misunderstanding

NRSVue "Holy Bible with Apocrypha" is what most the accredited Biblical colleges use. The Oxford Annotated version of that is even more helpful.

Find out what the Biblical colleges of high renown use. From my research this is it... The New Oxford Annotated Bible with Apocrypha (New Revised Standard Version 5th Edition) Some people who worked on the NKJV as subordinates say that it wasn't accurate as politics came into play. It sounds nice in the Old English but you need an accurate Bible on hand to ensure you get the original meaning.

Printed in China - I'll pass on this one.