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We will have more soon in October. Please sign up for the Back in Stock notification on our site if you haven't already: www.thekjvstore.com/kjv-large-print-wide-margin-text-bible/ Blessings!

very good point and thing to remember.

Thanks for sharing.

We have no plans to, but thank you for the feedback.

Thanks for sharing.

We agree and are sorry it's been out of print for over a decade now.

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Unfortunately they are not available anywhere at the moment. Until either The Bible For Today or Dean Burgon Society publish and print more, they will be out of print for the foreseeable future. We do recommend signing up for a Back in Stock notification on this page just in case: www.thekjvstore.com/the-defined-king-james-bible-large-print/

The CMRB does have a size 10 font, which is considered to be a large print actually. By comparison, the Old Scofield Study Bible "Large Print" from Oxford is a size 10. That's a good sized font for a full blown study bible, with center-column references and commentary. But we hear you, and an even larger print edition would be great. It would likely have to be the old full size dimensions (of the 5th edition) with regular margins (I.E. not wide-margin at all). God Bless.

We currently only sell the Compact Edition, which is referred to as the "Hand Edition" or 6th Edition Printing: www.thekjvstore.com/kjv-common-mans-reference-bible-lambskin-edition/ It's the exact same bible as shown in this video with dimensions of 6-1/4 x 9 x 1-7/8". The former 5th Edition was much larger at almost 10 x 8". Blessings.

@@TheKJVStore Thanks for the clarification.

Hmm, so you would like text only (no references) in a Turquoise sized and style font? We'll keep that in mind, thanks so much.

@@TheKJVStore absolutely!

@@TheKJVStore another idea - A premium - companion to the note takers. Same page numbers and sized similar to the canterbury/turquoise/topaz etc... $200-230 price point 👌🏾👌🏾. Lord's will 🙏🏾🙏🏾

With or without the wide margins of the note taker's? We assume without, as a smaller bible couldn't accommodate them. Thanks.

without the wide

Very cool New Testament and has become increasingly popular due to it's unique BRG interior features, and compact, light weight size. God Bless.

Unfortunately this KJV Giant Print Thinline Bible Premier Collection is currently out of print. We're not 100% sure if Thomas Nelson is bringing this one back yet or not. This is still the correct link, and the Back in Stock Notification is your best bet to be notified in the future: www.thekjvstore.com/kjv-giant-print-thinline-bible-premier-collection-premium-goatskin-leather/

@@TheKJVStore Thank you for your reply and the info. I actually did fill out the Notify Me section with my email address so we'll see what happens. Is there another version close to this one that I can look at? I noted the dimensions and I have a similar sized notebook and compared the measurements and found it to be what I prefer.

We're not aware of anything else with that exact size, and we do hope they end up printing more. There is also a "Large Print Thinline Bible - Premier Collection" available: www.thekjvstore.com/kjv-large-print-thinline-bible-premier-collection-black-goatskin-leather/ The print isn't quite as large, but it is a similar bible in size and quality otherwise.

@@TheKJVStore no, that's perfect. Thank you. There are so many different offerings that I just got lost looking at all of them. The size of the bible itself is what I'm looking for and the text should be just fine. Thank you for this! Much appreciated!

You're so welcome!

We hope the KJV Sword Bibles come back in print soon: www.thekjvstore.com/kjv-bibles/study-bibles/sword-study-bibles/

Amen

It's a very unique and cool little New Testament: www.thekjvstore.com/kjv-goatskin-leather-new-testament/

And thank you for your excellent comments about the Topaz. We're glad to hear that in your opinion, any Cambridge binding option is great. That's actually a good catch on the spine text and spine artwork on the Topaz, and I'm sorry we did a poor job of showing the spine on this video. You can somewhat see at the 35:09 mark: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJzGdWeCpcibqa8si=kfJO0mN5PuQbJizW&t=2109 that on the Topaz they just put a single block letter word "CAMBRIDGE". Which yes, does appear to be a departure from the royal crest / seal that appears on most Cambridge Bibles. As seen on the Turquoise video at the 1:20 mark: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2abo2aAlLJ1n6Msi=5lmWJtPb7PMrNH0y&t=80 We're not sure why they changed that on the Topaz. God Bless.

Thanks

We appreciate the update and feedback RE: the quality of the Split Calfskin edition. God Bless.

Thanks for your kind comment, and glad to hear you're giving the KJV a good read. God Bless.

The 15 maps seem to focus more on boundaries of kingdoms than specific routes of groups of people such as the children of Israel, so no, there does not appear to be any such references in these Cambridge maps.

Does this one have a dictionary?

Any new Scofield Bible coming out soon?

No Dictionary, only a concordance.

Scofield Large Print Goatskin Edition coming December 2024 / January 2025.

This was actually a welcome and correct change in 1 John 5:8, per the comments in our video at the 33:00 mark, and per matching the original 1611 Edition capitalization as intended. God Bless.

We completely agree.

Thanks and God Bless

Thanks so much.

Thanks for your comment.

We agree, both editions are beautiful. Thanks for your comment.

I have one. The text is too thin for me, not dark or bold enough.

That wasn't our impression of the text at all, but we appreciate you sharing. Do you mind us asking if you have the Calf Split or Goatskin Edition? Thanks again.

Considering that our company stance is that the Apocrypha has no scriptural authority, that won't be happening any time soon we're afraid: www.thekjvstore.com/help/#apocrypha

@@TheKJVStore it’s not about whether you believe it’s Scripture or not. The fact is that ALL bibles, including the ORIGINAL 1611 KJV had the apocrypha in it between the Old and New Testament. Even Martin Luther, the one who started the Protestant Reformation believed the apocrypha was Scripture until he decided that he didn’t like them anymore. Martin Luther also wanted to remove the epistle of James and a few other New Testament books as well because he didn’t like those either.

@@TheKJVStore you guys seem to be KJV only. You’re not a true KJV onlyist if you don’t include the apocrypha in your bibles because the ORIGINAL 1611 KJV had the apocrypha in it.

If you took the time to read our help article instead of only responding with more of your own opinions, you would see that the very first sentence of the article states "The Apocrypha was a part of the original King James Version Bible printed in 1611. Many KJV Bible readers are not aware of this fact. The Apocrypha is included in all original 1611 Edition KJV Bibles. We also have "regular" KJV Bibles with the Apocrypha as well as individual volumes of the Apocrypha on our Apocrypha page." So we are aware that it was in the original 1611 KJV, but it was NOT classified or treated as Scripture, and not given the same authority as Scripture as the 66 canonized books by King James or the translators, for a fact. We do sell KJV's with Apocrypha in them here: www.thekjvstore.com/kjv-bibles/specialty-bibles/apocrypha/ And have no problem with this for those that want it, but we do not personally have any plans to EVER publish our own KJV Store Bibles with the Apocrypha, and that will be our final response on the matter. Sincerely.

Thanks for confirming that unlike some other commenters, you do appreciate the headers and footnotes. God Bless.

The Brevier Clarendon Wide Margin doesn't have anything in the margin at all, it only contains the references and Hebrew/Greek definitions and alternate readings in the Center-Column. I've looked quite a bit and can't seem to find any such statements about "the best manuscripts say" etc... Only examples like "4 Heb. upon the face of the waters." (at the 27:50 mark) and "3 Or, a pin: i.e. a cnostant and sure abode." (29:00 mark). Hope this helps.

We're sorry to hear that. You should contact Scourby / Litchfield Associates at: www.scourby.com/contact/

Thanks for sharing.

@@TheKJVStore 🙏

Amen.

Thanks so much for your comment and purchase Kali! No virtual bible studies yet, ha. I'm just a preacher's kid entrepreneur who loves the King James Bible. I leave the bible studies and sermons to the real professionals like my customers! God Bless You - Len at The KJV Store

Right here: www.thekjvstore.com/kjv-giant-print-bible-antique-brown/

Seems like you didn't pay much attention to the video. Imitation Leather edition is $375.00, Genuine Leather Edition is $995.00. Nothing is $1,500, and certainly not "fake leather". Thanks. www.thekjvstore.com/1611-king-james-bible-deluxe-facsimile-edition

Glad you like it.

Agreed.

@@TheKJVStore The Lord be with you 🙏

us too!!!!!

Not sure we would go that far, or that this KJV Bible does that in any way, but thanks for your comment nonetheless. A KJV Bible is a KJV Bible. The power of God's Word and faith and understanding that comes by reading the King James Bible will triumph over any supposed "lies" you're claiming are introduced here. You do realize this is a REFERENCE bible, not a study bible with commentary right??

@@TheKJVStore The video mentioned that it contains footnotes that provide what are charitably described as "alternate definitions". Those alternatives come straight from the Alexandrian heresies published as "alternate versions" of the Holy Bible. For a new Christian without the advantage of good training and teaching, those "alternate definitions" can sow doubt. After all, what exactly did God mean here if there's more than one way to read it? I actually own a black leather copy of this very Bible. The leather work is some of the best I have ever had the pleasure of touching on a Bible. At the time I purchased it, sight unseen, I didn't know about all the "alternate definitions" footnotes. I thought, it's published by Thomas Nelson, I literally grew up in the shadow of their building, it must be ok because their Bibles have always been good. Boy, was I in for a rude awakening! Not trying to insult your fine business, just explaining that this particular Bible is designed to be misleading. Thomas Nelson has been doing that for some time now, remember, they held the copyright to the ASV beginning in 1901 until they gave it away 27 years later. More recently, they were purchased by the same company that owns the copyright to the satanic bible, Harper-Collins, who also owns Zondervan. What a strange "co-incidence"...

By that methodology, you're against the Defined King James Bible (dictionary definitions) and virtually any KJV Bible that isn't "Text Only", which we sell here by the way: www.thekjvstore.com/kjv-bibles/specialty-bibles/text-only/ But virtually EVERY reference bible, from Cambridge to the Thompson Chain, all includes alternate readings or definitions. So are they all misleading as well? All a matter of opinion and interpretation I guess. But the point is, Thomas Nelson isn't the only one that does it, so if you don't want ANY opinion or definitions or alternate readings whatsoever, then virtually all Reference or Study Bibles are off the table for you, and you should read Text Only, which we certainly admire and respect. Thanks for your comments and explanation, and for allowing us to provide more food for thought.

@@TheKJVStore I'm simply of the opinion and belief that all anyone needs is the King James Bible itself, nothing else, except to read it, of course... P. S. Yes, I know nearly all the big publishers turn out KJB's with these footnotes, and I am also of the opinion that every single one of them is intentionally trying to mislead and convert readers to one of the modern translations instead of our beloved KJB. The easiest way for them to do so is to make the reader doubt what he is reading in his KJB. Back when I started Bible school half a century ago, they told we students that all they wanted to see us using was a KJB, nothing else. Three decades after that I finally understood why they were so insistent on the KJB. I believe that the actual words of God as found in text only King James Bibles is all anyone needs, for the KJB gives us the definition of words within itself, however, with the deplorable state of education these days, I have relented on this stance and now also recommend people get themselves a copy of Noah Webster's excellent dictionary of 1828 to assist in understanding the more archaic, and even some of the not so archaic, terms found in all versions including the KJB. The entire thing is all about making more money for the publishers by selling multiple versions to as many people as they can, and God did warn us that the love of money is the root of all evil.

Right, so "Text Only" is all you believe in, which is fine. On your broad statement about "publishers", we're not sure that argument applies to a "KJV" Store where all we sell and encourage people to purchase and read is the King James Version Bible exclusively. And we also ourselves publish bibles with References in them. So it's certainly not the intention of "The KJV Store" to "make more money for the publishers by selling multiple versions to as many people as we can". The argument doesn't apply to our company. Hopefully we can agree on that.

Amen

Yes, absolutely, we were told most recently that more are being bound in September, with hopeful availability by October. We recommend signing up for our "Back in Stock" Notifications by clicking the "NOTIFY ME WHEN AVAILABLE" Button and entering your email address: www.thekjvstore.com/kjv-rock-of-ages-study-bible/ God Bless You.

@@TheKJVStore Will do. Thanks much!

Absolutely 😎

Thanks.

Thanks for your honest feedback and comment. We feel that the Pros outweigh the Cons on the KJV, and the more you read it, the more you will get used to it, and get the feel for the flow of the language and yes, some of the more archaic words. We do have the "Defined King James Bible" for this very purpose: www.thekjvstore.com/the-defined-king-james-bible-large-print/ It adds dictionary definitions of difficult words in the footnotes at the bottom of the page. Those are out of print for an unknown amount of time at this moment, but it's a popular KJV Bible for beginners to the KJV.

@@TheKJVStore Thank you so much! I appreciate this so much! God bless you!

David Daniels and Chick Publications offers a little KJV dictionary for $1.50 or so. Also, you might try listening to Alexander Scourby read the KJV if you haven’t already. Have a good day.

Excellent suggestions! King James Bible Companion: www.thekjvstore.com/the-king-james-bible-companion/ Why the King James Bible is the Perfect Word of God: www.thekjvstore.com/why-the-king-james-bible-is-the-perfect-word-of-god/ Alexander Scourby KJV Audio Bibles: www.thekjvstore.com/kjv-bibles/audio-bibles/alexander-scourby-audio-bibles/

Amen 🙏

It's certainly open to interpretation and opinion of the Chronological order, no different than the out of print Reese Chronological Bible. Even if it's not "perfect", still interesting to see most of the text appear in the order of historical events.

@@TheKJVStore I agree and thank you for your review.