My Current Bible Stack

[@tracybingham7739]

I use my ESV journaling Bible as my everyday but I pull my Spurgeon’s, ESV Study Bible, and my NLT Illusttated Study Bible most days. Next to my bed I have a stack for every day and then another stack for most days. And a stack by my fav chair but I have lots of time to study since I’m on disability 😬

[@Searching4Faith]

Oh, I’m both sorry and think that’s awesome. So sorry your on disability, but such fun that you have so many things you love you can dive into. Hopefully the disability leave is temporary and your back on your feet again soon. You don’t have to share the details publicly if you don’t want to. Praying God blesses you both health wise and spiritually. ❤️

[@tracybingham7739]

@@Searching4Faith thank you so much. I don’t mind sharing. I was hit by a drunk driver while I was eating lunch outside at a cafe table and was pinned against a brick wall by an SUV. I’ve had 5 different back surgeries so it’s permanent disability at this point but God is good and fills my days.

[@TheMudPup1]

I adore my NIV Life Application Study Bible. Great video! Thank you!

[@Searching4Faith]

Thank you!

[@lufranco3211]

I really like your ideas for studying the Bible!! 😍❤

[@Searching4Faith]

Thank you!

[@lufranco3211]

❤❤❤😊

[@carlittasnewlife4404]

⛪️🌻

[@sdegu5885]

Apocrypha is a protenstant term for what catholics call deuterocanonical books.

[@Searching4Faith]

Thank you for sharing! I didn’t know that. 😊

[@bookhuggah]

For your annotation Bible, if the wrinkles on the pages bother you, someone on a video of Faith’s mentioned being able to iron without steam on the pages and then the pages will flatten out. Non Catholic versions of the Bible are Protestant versions of the Bible. Part of the differences include a few differences to Daniel and Esther and some other places (I forget the exact differences). It’s been a while since I’ve read about the differences.

[@bookhuggah]

Also, the wrinkles don’t bother me, just I had a kitten get at a Bible so I was investigating how to repair Bible pages.

[@Searching4Faith]

Thank you! I knew about the Apocrypha, but I didn’t know there were differences in other books. I don’t even own an iron! Probably says a lot about me! 😂

[@Searching4Faith]

You know me and they don’t bug me either. Maybe one day I’ll try the iron method just to see if it works. 😊

[@bookhuggah]

@@Searching4Faith if you ever do, start with the lowest level of heat and use a towel to support the side that is lower if ironing both sides. I used an iron about the size of my fists combined to be able to keep it lightweight enough for my hands and also able to use on my kitchen counter with the towels as support. I have a softcover Bible that I was ironing, not sure if it would need as much support or not for a hardcover one.

[@RaineyDayReads]

I actually use the same main Bible as you do! I love the weird square sized. I also have and use the Cultural Background Study Bible too and love a lot of the notes.

[@Searching4Faith]

Thanks! I added it to my Christmas list, so maybe I’ll get it as a gift this year. 😊