Setting Up My New Bible

[@bartleby1807]

Today I ordered a new wide margin bible for my daughter. She looks forward to hold it in her hand next week. She usually reads thru the bible doing much notes. When she has read thru she gets a new one to start again. This is her way to do it. Greetings from Germany

[@lindajohnson2252]

I LOVE my CSB! It cracked me up to see how quickly you picked out the goodies to put into your Bible! Not like a woman....who would ponder. Thanks for this video!

[@bhcleadp2577]

@@lindajohnson2252 it’s mainly because I knew what I wanted as I went in there. Sometimes it takes me more thought than others

[@RobbieCupples]

I love these types of videos! I would love to see more of these vlog-style videos, if possible 😁

[@bhcleadp2577]

These are some of my favorites to make, I am hoping to make more soon

[@RobbieCupples]

@@bhcleadp2577 awesome!

[@liteweightpup2561]

Nice clean system. I am just going through the Bible for the first time and have only been using pencil and colored pencils. Orange for bad/evil, blue for words from God/Jesus, green for good stuff, and red for names and places. I also write notes on pieces of colored paper and washi tape it in. I also tape a tracker in the front as well as made some pockets with washi tape to hold general notes and verses I want to memorize.

[@drafh74]

I just bought the same vbv CSB. I love it! It feels so good. The format makes me want to delve in.

[@heartonthecross]

Document repair tape is a great alternative to washi but it doesn’t remove easily. You can see through it tho and write over it easily.

[@cmccafferty8280]

I use the Twistables for highlighting because they don’t bleed through. For adding notes, I write it out on a piece of paper. I glue the left hand edge with a glue stick, then I place it between the pages all the way down in the crack. I like the transparent sticky notes idea though. Color code is different for each person I guess. Mine is yellow for general info, I highlight dates and people’s names. Then I draw a box around it. Red is a little dark, so I use pink. Pink is for bad/good examples that people do/commands and warnings. Purple is for God and Christ, his attributes, deity and humanity. I use purple and draw a purple star next to prophecies about Christ. Blue is for baptism. Turquoise is for passages that comfort me. Orange is for the word of God. Green is for doctrine, Gospel, or money. A lot of times I know about where something is but don’t remember the verse. Color coding is a way to find something quickly. Oh yeah. Christ’s deity is in Hebrews. Right, it’s Hebrews 1 because it’s in purple. Oh yah, there’s a prophecy in the New Testament that Christ fulfilled. It has a purple star.

[@TheBlueCollarPreacher]

way to go Preacher, broke a 1000 in first couple of days, Keep it up.

[@bhcleadp2577]

It shocked me for sure!

[@bk24708]

With the CSB , I feel that getting your vbv copy and their single column seems like a good combo.

[@scottbremkamp2331]

Is the CSB your main translation you read and study out of, I have a CSB single-column wide margin

[@bhcleadp2577]

@@scottbremkamp2331 yes it is.

[@adampittman3442]

Where can I find a reading tracker like yours?

[@bhcleadp2577]

I created this one, I have seen some on Pinterest.