New Inductive Bible Study Review *Brutally Honest Revew*

[@jannylynnb]

I'm a certified Precepts Bible Study leader. The classes go even further in-depth by focusing on keywords and themes within a book of the Bible. You get a full-size of those "worksheet" pages that you can fill in. A Precept Upon Precept study is like taking a college-level course, and it is worth it! You can join one online. Also, I use erasable gel pens and erasable highlighters for my markings. I wouldn't get those pens. (adding that you do not have to do all the markings all the time--the purpose is to focus on the keywords for that particular text. That's a common misconception. I tell my groups to never allow that to get in the way of the study. It's a tool in our study toolbox, and you can skip it if it isn't fruitful for your learning style. The inductive steps are the key to this study method.)

[@wendycoop]

@@jannylynnb Thank you so much b for chiming in and giving more details!

[@rickeymcdaniel7049]

Exactly my brother,,I was told this by some real brothers who told me & as well as others to know how to read this book,, like our forefather & prophet Isaiah is telling us to,,aint no other way,,period,,all praise & grace & peace to you...

[@lorijones1975]

I love mine - I love how the verses are laid out and the font size. I tip in my notes and really enjoy studying with this Bible more than my others. I have the NASB in this

[@wendycoop]

That's a great idea!

[@carmennooner2027]

It looks as though they have cut down on the number of suggested symbols used to mark the Bible. I took several Precept Inductive Bible Study classes back in 2002-2005 ish. Back then the translation of choice was the NASB. There was a lot of other suggested symbols and colors used back then. And, we purchased the printed chapter we were studying that fit into a three ring binder, which was great because I could also slip in a sheet of notebook paper when needed. In the beginning, it was a bit overwhelming. But once I started to get the hang of using the symbols, I was the marking champ in my class! But, I am OCD. This newer marking system looks simpler for the newbie, and I can say that it was worth the time and effort. I no longer use all of the same symbols and colors, though a few have stayed with me over the years. If you are super serious about doing a deep dive, I can definitely give this method a thumbs up.

[@wendycoop]

@@carmennooner2027 That’s so good to know, thank you!

[@wendysimmons5906]

Thank you for reviewing this bible! I had seen it but didnt know what it was. Im going to try one out❤

[@mmayo2518]

Thank you for the overview ! I do have this inductive Study Bible. although you did a brief review of what’s at the beginning of each book, it also guides you in great detail as how to do the study for each book since the books are different formats. It takes you step-by-step. So if you’re really trying to learn the abductive Bible study method, it’ll guide you in detail for several chapters at a time and how you should mark them up. Also for some of the books it will give you cross reference readings to do while you’re studying those chapters! It’s very in-depth. I use it from time to time but it’s not my main study Bible. Thanks again for the review.

[@wendycoop]

Thank you for the additional information!

[@MM-jf1me]

This seems like a lot -- potentially very helpful, but also a little intimidating! I really like how it asks us as readers to name the themes of the chapters we're reading as we go. One great thing about this Bible is how it encourages its users to study and write and use their Bible!

[@wendycoop]

I would just take it one step at a time. Just focus on one element of Bible study at a time!

[@rebecasparaco7127]

I enjoy mine. I tend to gravitate to it mostly

[@wendycoop]

That’s so good!

[@luxbookplanners]

i would love to see more space between the lines and definitely more note space. they could just make a double spaced bible with the worksheets to fill out at the end and that would suffice for me. but to each their own. the more note space to me the better. i loved the csb foundations new testament but they stopped making it. i just love a bible i can just go crazy in with my huge collection of highlighters and pens 😂 annotating helps me study and memorize easier… plus it’s fun.

[@kata75f]

thank you! I was watching and then it hit me I believe I have this bible and yep it was still in box, although it is the The New American standard. In any case I also have the how to study your bible. Yay!!!! Now to USE THEM AND START LEARNING!

[@trudysmith2271]

So happy you are back! Great review. I can get overwhelmed easily when I try to make sure I am using consistent symbols or colors in my Bible. I know that sounds silly but I am a perfectionist and I don't want to mess it up so I just do the opposite and make my notes in the Bible however works the best for me on that day. So in this one area of my life no organization works the best for me. 😅

[@wendycoop]

I'm so happy to be back! I know using complicated systems for note-taking can get overwhelming. That's primarily why I don't have a rigid system either.

[@Sean-LKG]

Great post. Thank You. A Harmony Of The Gospels is very useful I find as it helps you put meat on a biblical situation that is in two or more Gospels and gives you a deeper context. This is having all four Gospels side by side. But be aware also that some put different sections in different parts. I am Subscribed and find this channel very helpful. Thank you. If I say thanks one more time I'll get a theological trifecta.😂😄😁👍🙏 So Thank you

[@Bananasbanana825]

So happy your back! Hope your doing well

[@wendycoop]

Happy to be back, thank you! I think things have calmed down here, lol!

[@MarthaAnderson-jv8ph]

I have a large print, probably at least a 9 point font, NASB Inductive study Bible. Yhe single column layout with Scripture reference on the inside of the columns is one I originally saw in NASB Bibles in the late '70's and early '80's. God bless y'all ❤

[@wendycoop]

I wished this had been a larger print!

[@pamweese4724]

I’ve not heard of it. Thanks for the review.

[@wendycoop]

You’re welcome!

[@holylandbooksgifts]

Have not heard of this one before. You did a great review, really good insights!

[@wendycoop]

Thank you!

[@holylandbooksgifts]

@@wendycoop you are so welcome!

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[@PinkandPossible]

Thank you for doing this Wendy. Love to look at new books. Especially new Bibles you were right about the print. But, we can read it if we take our glasses off, right? 💓 Will plan on doing a mini unboxing on my channel tomorrow

[@wendycoop]

lol

[@LibraryLizard]

I read through a different Bible cover-to-cover each year. I have yet to find a hard cover Bible that can stand up to daily (365 days) reading without starting to fall apart. Just my experience.

[@wendycoop]

That's a good observation. I don't think this one would stand up to that much use.

[@kimclayton2806]

There are other leather options available

[@kimclayton2806]

The hardback are symth sewn I've had one for 20 years and use it daily

[@Elisheva2020]

Thank you for this video dearest Wendy! I'm familiar with Precept Ministries and their Inductive Bible Study method. I also have their book called "How to study the Bible for yourself". I guess it's similar to the one you have "How to study your bible.....). Anyways, looking forward to your next video as a new subscriber!!! Sending blessings from South Africa

[@wendycoop]

Thank you so much for subscribing! How is the book?

[@Elisheva2020]

From what you've showed in your video, there were a lot of similarities in her book as well (the one I have). They also explained the Inductive study method, have space where you can fill in the chapter headings, make a summary or notes on a chapter/theme in the bible and the symbols they use. She basically have an intro into all 66 books of the bible and guide you through certain questions you mght have in that specific book. I find the book very insight- and helpful in my biblestudies. I hope you understand what I'm trying to carry over.... English is not my first language (mother tongue)...... Blessings

[@theresacorbe]

I have three bibles and this is one of them.

[@wendycoop]

Very cool!

[@gabekarl82]

thank you for doing this

[@TheOneNOnlyTash]

Hi Wendy… great video as always. I was thinking of investing in this type of Bible, it looks like you can really dissect the information. But not sure of the overall process 🤦🏽‍♀️🤣

[@wendycoop]

The process is pretty good from my understanding. There are plenty of online resources to help you with that part - including articles from Logos (the Bible software company). I'll be doing a separate video on this.

[@TheOneNOnlyTash]

@@wendycoop Thank you and can’t wait for the next video.

[@elizabethdaniel646]

I was looking for nkjv or niv

[@wendycoop]

I believe the only other version is NASB.

[@knothead35]

Good to know. I like the nasb. Although I need a large font. Like 10.5 or higher preferably. I have tried this marking system via the Kay Arthur guide, but all those markings gave me anxiety😂.

[@wendycoop]

@@knothead35 It was a lot to look at!

[@Shannyfrizz]

The Hebrew you see is the original names of the books and characters. The english is the transliterated names we are used to. In the Tanakh (Original Testament) the names of the book were either the first word or sentence of the book or the name of the character. For example B'reshit means "In the beginning" or "beginning" which is the first sentence of Genesis. Yehoshua is the original name for Joshua (Hebrew does not have the letter J, so typically wherever you would see a "J" it was originally a Y or an I (Iyyov instead of Job, Yeshua instead of Jesus). The Tanakh was written by Hebrews so understanding the hebraic perspective will allow you to understand the bible even deeper. As it is filled with many jewish idioms cultural references. Afterall it was written by Jews. God Bless 🥰🙏

[@wendycoop]

Thank you so much!

[@dt3690]

This video was very helpful

[@wendycoop]

Thank you!

[@KellyS_77]

Definitely have the older eyes. I’m probably going to end up getting bifocals the next time I get new glasses. I don’t think I’ve ever written in any book ever, unless it was a workbook. No highlighters either. I either use sticky notes or write in a separate notebook.

[@Cristy7777]

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

[@spkil47]

Use mine all the time…..

[@sweetpea22000]

This is a great review, but the closed caption adding to the video was very distracting.

[@wendycoop]

thanks for letting me know!

[@grammyj17988]

Seems not great quality control. Also, paper so thin I see shadow/bleed. I have the original and was looking for an updated better quality. This is sadly not it. I am assuming the ISB is only hardcover. I suppose I will stick to my trusted Open Bible.

[@wendycoop]

I have only seen a hardcover version. I haven't tested the NASB version but I'm assuming the pages are similar.

[@Jess-tj7ve]

Yes this is way to small for me thank you not for me

[@becaa.teteslestai_IAmHis]

I recommend the NASB1995 The New Inductive Study Bible. Blue HardCover. This is my go to Bible. I dont only use it for studying but reading as well. I know the ESV Translation is known for its small font. I have never seen a Giant print in One. 1 reason i don't use ESV. But yes people go with the NASB 1995 Print one.

[@wendycoop]

That's good to know, thank you!

[@Louie-y8v]

ESV Its a comprmise version, KJV is a Better version??

[@wendycoop]

What do you mean by compromised version?

[@darz3829]

"Brutally Honest Review" Does that brutal honest review dwell on the fact that the Devil and demons originally came from the bible?