I like cats and dogs. We have three dogs and two cats.

Good to know. Thanks for sharing

Thank you for this review. I do have a KJV on my shelf but I rarely use it. I also have a number of NKJV’s and NIV’s myself go to translations. I also have and occasionally use CSB, NRSV, and Message.

Great overview-thanks for taking the time to review it.

I literally just got this Bible today. I can’t wait to dive in! Thank you for the review! 😊

Where can I get one of these?

I have the niv one

I've had this Bible about a year and absolutely love it!!!!!!!!

I really want this one! Good review!

Hope you are doing well in your studies 😊I am going to get this study Bible❤

Hi do you have the nlt illustrated study bible?

Good afternoon 😊

Do the color pens bleed through pages?

🐈 person definitely

Dog person cat's won't stay off the counter, tables etc. That is my only reason.

I've just ordered my Journaling Bible, due Friday. Wish I'd seen this before I decided to do this. Maybe I'd have won the package (but probably not 🤣). Anyway, will be making a trip to Dollar Tree, for sure. Where did you get tabs? Anything at Dollar Tree that could be used? I watched a video, just now, and the girl used folders, but they are pretty thick. I suppose by the time you start stuffing your Bible, it's not going to matter. Thanks for these ideas. I'm a total newbie, to this.

Does the how to study the Bible by Kay Arthur also include to notetaking system? Markings, charts?

Hello there! I thought this was a great review and comparison of both translations. I’ve had NIV translations, but was considering another translation and was wondering about the ESV. Thank you so much for this 😃!

We need more people like you in this world!!

Hello! Does it contain the complete Bible?

I have several feral cats that I feed on the regular…they ( 3) are very tolerant of me ( fortunately brother is a vet and has looked after them medically…all male cats and he even neutered them right in my kitchen) …they give me loads of great times

I definitely have a KJV bible on my bookshelf. In fact, I have several, including a few with the Apocrypha. I am not, nor have I ever been, KJV-only or Textus Receptus only. When in my late 20s (the late 1980s) in Bible College, I almost became KJV-only. What really kept me from becoming KJV-only was a number of reasons. Firstly, if one reads the Translators Letter to the Reader that not in most modern editions of the KJV anymore, one will find that the KJV translators fully expected new translations to appear in the future. The KJV was translated from a later edition of Received Text, or Textus Receptus as the original publisher titled it, using the name translated into Latin to sell more copies. The Roman Catholic scholar Erasmus was a Humanist (not the same thing as a modern secular humanist), who believed the Humanist motto "Back to the Sources". Erasmus formed his Greek New Testament to make a critical edition of the Greek Byzantine Text that had been translated into Latin by Jerome in the early 5th Century, just as the Visigoths under Alaric sacked Rome, beginning the fall of the Roman Empire in the West. Mistakes had crept into the Latin Vulgate text. Latin was the language spoken in the Western Roman Empire, so a translation from the Greek into the " vulgar" language Latin had to be. Vulgar here just means a different language from the original or "Holy" language. Erasmus had only a few Greek Manuscripts available to him, all Byzantine Text Type. However, for the ending of the Book of Revelation, he had to translate back into Greek because his copy of the Greek Revelation Manuscript was missing the last page! The first 2 editions of the Textus Receptus did not have 1st John 5:7 because only a few Latin manuscripts actually have the passage. When he got in trouble with the Catholic Church for not including it, he demanded they produce a Greek Manuscript including 1st John 5:7. A very late Greek Manuscript was produced that, at earliest, would only be two hundred years old. The Byzantine Text does not contain 1st John 5:7. Early Church Fathers who defended the Trinity from the Arians never quoted 1st John 5:7 in a debated that lasted almost a century, producing the Nicene-Constantinopolitan Creed. Various early English translations, Martin Luther's translation, and other early Protestant Translations are translated from the Textus Receptus editions of the TR. The edition used for the KJV had changes to a verse in Revelation made by Theodore Beza, John Calvin's successor in Geneva, based on an honest theory of his that turned out to be false. Neither the Geneva translation that proceeded the KJV, nor the NKJV, have those changes. I support the Majority Text based on the Greek Byzantine Text Type. The Textus Receptus editions make up a small subset of the Byzantine Text family. There aren't many differences. The best translation is either the NKJV or the NET bible, as the NKJV is TR with lots of Majority Text notes. The NET is Majority Text. The KJV is still a good translation. Some words have a different meaning nowadays and a few verses are not translated correctly, but I still like it better than any Critical Text translation. The Critical Text is based on the viewpoint that earliest is better. The earliest texts are Alexandrian texts from the early Egyptian church. There are maybe one or two more manuscripts from the Alexandrian Family. They took Codex Sinaiticus and Codex Vaticanus and combined them as the two earliest manuscripts. The problem is that the critical text produced never existed before the 19th century. There is no conspiracy, but I believe the methodology is sincerely flawed. I still use a few conservative Critical Text Translations. No major doctrine is effected. However, I truly believe the Majority Text is the closest to what Jerome had when he translated the Latin Vulgate. I believe the Greek Text was preserved by the Eastern Church. In fact, many Eastern Churches use the KJV and NKJV in the English Speaking lands. I won't get into the Old Testament in this discussion. I subscribed to you channel and liked your video. God bless!

Do you think this will be a helpful tool to those that already own a study Bible?

Good evening ❤ Thank you for review . ❤

Good evening ❤

Dog person

I learned about Daily Grace Co. from your videos. I bought some items on sale a month or so ago and got this book free. It was a great deal! Do you have the Bible Handbook? I don't have it but wondered if it was good.

You write good video scripts!

Good morning! Nice to see you again! Every time I watch a resource video I want it all haha. I really could go nuts with Daily Grace co. I have so much of their treats! Hope you are doing well! Have a great day!

I love The Daily Grace Co. They have really good resources and study guides at very reasonable prices. Thanks for the review!

Jedi? hahahhahah i cant hahahha you are great <3

You named three criminals...... one who over dosed..... blm is a neo Marxist grift.

No, race supremacy is a big problem, we need to stop pushing the religion of the left unconstitutionally and we must hold our own faith high.

great work lady

This would be nice to have.

My KZbin algorithm brought me to you this morning. Hello! Subscribed!

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You are a class act, Wendy. Your priorities are straight (God, principles, understanding, and mercy for others as we have received it ourselves). But, most of all, you judge, interpret, and speak WITH MATURITY. I have worked around the artistic community of dance for about a decade and occasionally the musicians include veterans (most often their MOS is former combat medic!). Almost always, there comes a moment when PC/DEI/insecure conformity or authoritarianism emerge in Technicolor vividness...then the vets and myself look at each other and one of us says "Do these people have to practice to be THIS infantile?" Yeah, I know you get iT; KZbin's the same way. You do well by being one of the adults. Thanks... and yes, I've already prayed for you.

Totally agree with you. DEI as hijacked by CRT is contrary to Christian teaching.

You hit the nail on the head at about 7:20. You want to see people as God does.. We're living in Godless times so for many this is a foreign concept

I am definitely a cat person. And I would love your Bible study free pack. What a blessing.

Yes. God bless you Wendy. Subscribed.

My Dad said he would give me and each of my sisters $100 each to READ the New Testament. I was about 19 years old and I was saved and baptized within a few months. The Bible was a King James Version 📖