The Amplified Study Bible Hardback Review

[@JoyceHAnderson-rp5bf]

I adore my Amplified Large Print Study Bible and highly recommend it over the regular Amplified Bible because it has so much more information when studying. It's my very favorite Bible ever!

[@reneallen8302]

Love this Study Bible! I have the hardcover. Your Review was well done. This is a good Study Bible for people who take time to go deeper in their studies. Along with other translations, commentaries and dictionaries, this Study Bible works well as somewhat of a Journal. Having a separate journal with your study notes to add to it serves as a source to come back to for reflection. I put a separate small journal inside the pocket of my Bible Cover for my Amplified Study Bible. I've subscribed and I'm looking forward to more of your Reviews. 🌄🌴

[@RowanTasmanian]

I really enjoyed this review. I will purchase this bible as you were very thorough. Thanks Mate.

[@yeshuawayforward7694]

What Love is that you love the word, GOD bless you, may the the LORD give you Blessings forever more

[@BurtonBibles]

Thank you so much. God bless

[@albertsmyth9616]

What a very interesting and informative review. Thank you so much. Personally, I prefer reading the King James because it’s so beautiful and expressive but find some passages rather difficult to understand. Because of your review I think this Bible is definitely the answer and I’m going to acquire a copy, and I’m very grateful for your review. May God bless you for your apostolate.

[@JonStallings]

Looks like a great resource. I like how the notes have a large font

[@BurtonBibles]

Yes it’s all very readable which is good in a study Bible 😀

[@dino575]

Good review. I have the softcover version of this study bible and I do find it helpful when reading in conjunction with another translation which is usually the NKJV and sometimes when I am feeling brave the KJV. Thanks for this review )

[@BurtonBibles]

Absolutely!

[@BibleRiot]

They have that parallel NKJV Amplified Bible. Which is great for me because they are both my favorite translations

[@wordyyou5617]

Would be interesting to know, if the ghosting is as much there in the old version you showed at the beginning. :)

[@farlowalexify]

I tend to go to the King James Version also I do have other translations still I go with KJV my late wife was catholic and I have catholic Bible to that I have gone to since my grandparents were into the King James Version I have been using that more than others

[@d.tracey9562]

I always enjoy your well done reviews. Thank you Please keep up the good work!

[@BurtonBibles]

Thank you!

[@pilgrimsofworship4001]

i have been looking for an Amplified study bible from book stores in my city to online, literally just everywhere and its all sold out, i guess its that good. ')

[@BurtonBibles]

It’s very good!

[@pilgrimsofworship4001]

@@BurtonBibles do you happen to know any online shops or sites that sells amplified study bible like this?

[@BurtonBibles]

No sorry, just the usual suspects!

[@yeshuawayforward7694]

Praise GOD

[@vanessadesire7]

Beautiful review!

[@BurtonBibles]

Thank you, it was a pleasure!

[@BPMANN7692]

Excellent review thanks

[@BurtonBibles]

Thanks!

[@liveforjesus4557]

Don't get the study Amplified, get the regular Amplified bible (large font); the study bible footnotes are not good, I've compared the two. The 2015 regular amp is the best with the best footnotes

[@ronnievonner]

Very good review.

[@farlowalexify]

Soft cover is better than hard cover

[@m3rcynside458]

Hey Mark sorry this is off topic from video, but what size Bible case do you recommend for the Cambridge Topaz? XL?

[@BurtonBibles]

Hi yes XL should cover it 👍🙏🏼

[@m3rcynside458]

@@BurtonBibles Thank you Brother. I will be ordering one today! God Bless.

[@shellybelly4753]

does this have red letters?

[@BurtonBibles]

No

[@helgeevensen856]

nice review... i may be wrong, but it looked like they have omitted the translators' footnotes, maybe they were deemed superfluous in a study bible, but that would be a drawback for many, i suspect.... these are an important part of the Amplified... the brackets and parantheses in the Amplified text are explained or given a source in the translators' footnotes.... another thing, i know some of the later editions (the last 10 years) of the Amplified, from Zondervan, do not have a sewn binding, for instance the Amplified Topical Reference Bible, in good imitation leather, but simply in glued binding (even though it says "lay flat") .... and consequently there is a "into-the-gutter-problem"... i wonder if this new study bible is in sewn binding....? it seemed like it, and it certainly had no "gutter-problem"... but even a glued binding can have good inner margins....