BIBLE REVIEW NLT Chronological Life Application Study Bible

The Bible featured in this video can be purchased at the following websites.
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Product Description from Christianbook.com:
Updated Second Edition
The Bible is the story of God's interaction with his creation. It is a story that occurs over time, in many places, and through many events. It includes the lives and lessons learned by many people from many cultures. It's often easy to lose sight of the way in which God's story fits together when our primary way of looking at the Bible is a bit here and a bit there.
The NLT Chronological Life Application Study Bible combines the proven resources of the Life Application Study Bible with a chronological format and several brand-new resources. The Bible is arranged in 10 chronological sections that help the reader to see how the various pieces of the Bible fit together. New section intros and timelines set the stage for the passages in each section. New archaeological notes and photographs help to bring God's story to life in a whole new way. And of course, the Life Application resources answer the all-important question - "What does the Bible mean to me?"
Features:
Chronological format: includes the arrangement of the Bible text in chronological order and special section introductions
Archaeological notes: key places, artifacts, and ideas are explained with illustrations to give additional context
Life Application Study Bible features: notes, profiles, maps, charts, timelines, harmony of the Gospels, and indexes
Updated with insights from Jews for Jesus on the Jewish roots of our faith

[@themooma6871]

Thank you Tim! I’ve wanted to get this Bible since it came out, and your through review made me want it even more! I have both adults and teens that I council and I think this Bible would be a great resource for helping them grow deeper in their understanding of scripture.❤

[@rebeccaly]

What a beautiful Bible! I’ve wanted the chronological study Bible for so long and this updated one looks even better! Thanks for the review

[@glennosjv]

Got a copy already and will start reading in 2024.

[@denisemaryott6014]

I just received a CSB Chronological Study Bible as I am preparing for my Bible reading plan in 2024. Even though I just received mine I love to see Bible reviews.

[@davecrawford4377]

Tim I'm very interested and impressed with this Bible. Thank you very much Tim.God Bless

[@judgehenry4157]

I tried to buy it 4 times before I finally got my hands on it. I absolutely love it so far.

[@timb8970]

I got one last week. Good Bible, just wish the paper was a little nicer.

[@windpeoples]

I have been considering the purchase of a chronological Bible. This might fit the bill, thanks!

[@tony.biondi]

Thank you, Tim. Looks very good.

[@Buzznee8]

Thank you for showing more on this bible. This is one I'm definitely looking into for my study bible 😊😊

[@sherlockhomeless7138]

8:20 Somehow people still think Jonah must've been swallowed by a whale. It only says in scripture that it was a big fish. I love the Bible though. I love the things they added to it, the notes, the photos, the archaeological stuff. I'm probably gonna order it. Thanks for showing it.

[@ashleytunny]

This is one that is on my radar! Love the idea of the study portion added to it.

[@Agben35]

great timing as i found this bible(hardback) at an estate sale (older edition) this past week and in great shape. Now you have me thinking to make it my “big chair reader“ next year.

[@pambonbrake2230]

Looks beautiful.

[@VictoriaWalker783]

Very nice Bible will add this to my wishlist.

[@dloveofgod8269]

Thank you for such a thorough review, truly appreciate it. I like your going through all that's available in the back. I'm looking to read through a chronological Bible this coming year though the nlt isn't my 1st go to translation. The font looks fairly good though the bigger & clearer the better. Watching reviews as probably will only get 1 chronological Bible & loved the pictures you've shared in this . Thank you again.

[@stefaniehartman592]

On my wishlist 🐑

[@tereleegray3443]

This Bible is on my wishlist.

[@Yaas_ok123]

Thanks. How the "update" can be seen, are there changes in notes ? Blessings from Finland !

[@carmennooner2027]

I purchased the least expensive NLT I could find in order to determine whether I liked the translation or not. It honestly surprised me when I found that it was easy to read and understand. It's not in my top five list of preferred translations, but I will keep an eye open for a decent price on this particular one because I enjoy the Chronological setup as well as the fact that it's a Life Application Bible. Back when my eyesight was much better, I had the KJV Life Application Bible in hardback and I used it daily. It fell apart on me and I didn't try to replace it, but purchased my first Study Bible instead. Now I have more Bibles than I honestly need, but I love them all. I'm looking forward to adding this one to my bookshelf. Thank you. :)

[@kathydemara3245]

I wonder if it comes with a different cover?

[@dnzswithwombats]

Very helpful review! Thank you! Mine just arrived. I only wish it had a reading plan - I see in the back a reading plan matching the Jewish calendar. But it seems to be not a plan to read the entire Bible. Unless I'm mistaken? A printable one-year (and 60-day) plan is free on the Bible Gateway and it's a plan that matches the Chronological order. So, I'll try this for the 60 days now, and this will be a new and different way fot me to read through & study God's word.

[@dnzswithwombats]

p.s. I got the one which has a cover that looks like a log cross section, the tree rings. Maybe it will help strike up conversations about what it is. They call it the "Heritage Oak Brown" edition.

[@roadvoyagerlife1759]

Hello, I have this same bible and have not found an "official" plan and I also reached out to Tyndale and they had nothing, however I did find a group on facebook that covers this specific bible that has a 5 pg 10-15 min per day plan. If you're interested in the group, let me know.

[@dnzswithwombats]

@@roadvoyagerlife1759 Thanks! Meanwhile, I found a chronological reading daily plan that I printed out. Now I'm using that and I can either use this Bible with it or switch around to other Bibles and still be reading it through completely and in chronological order.

[@livinright1]

I have this exact bible from Tyndale. I am using a great book called the Bible recap for my reading plan + I love it!👍

[@roadvoyagerlife1759]

@@livinright1 I joined a FB group that covers this specific Bible version, they share good posts, discussions that take the “study” aspect a little deeper. If you’re interested I can try to figure out how to send a link or send you an invitation.

[@jackieross2467]

After watching your review of the NKJV chronological study Bible and reading other reviews, I decided not to purchase that one. I was wary of the content in the notes. As beautiful as that edition looks, I know the content is where it counts. I’m not familiar with the NLT yet so I will check out your video on that translation. This seems like a good fit though. Thank you!

[@rissahcruz3381]

Will they be releasing an e-book?

[@wepreachchrist6685]

recently bought this Bible online (in part due to this video!). I plan to read through the Bible in a year in 2024 with this Bible. Does anyone know if the Bible includes a daily reading chart or if one is available online specifically for this edition? I realize that Tyndale makes a one-year chronological Bible, but I wanted the study notes included in this Bible. I plan to read the Bible text and the notes through next year. I am just looking for a simple list to make sure I stay on track to finish in a year. Thanks!

[@roadvoyagerlife1759]

Hello, I have this same bible and have not found an "official" plan and I also reached out to Tyndale and they had nothing, however I did find a group on facebook that covers this specific bible that has a 5 pg 10-15 min per day plan. If you're interested in the group, let me know.

[@jjpower6769]

Here's what works for me, for what it's worth. Day 1, I read the first chapter of the Old Testament and the first chapter of the New Testament. I also read Psalms 1 and Proverbs 1. Next day, I read the 2nd chapter of the old and new testaments and Psalms 2 and Proverbs 2. Proverbs take a month and the Psalms take 5 months to get through them all. Then I just start again. This takes between 30 minutes and one hour each day, longer if I use a study bible. I find that it is time well spent and if I miss a day, I feel the loss of it. I've been doing it for years and it helps me a lot. It might work for you.