This is an Important Review - CSB Life Counsel Bible

[@djlclopez128]

That's a beautiful Bible! I've come to really love the CSB, it's not as bland as the NIV and retains some elegance to the writing. And you're right! It's difficult at times to deal with life, and Biblical counseling is one of the ways to help bring you closer to God. I really loved the review! Mahalo from Hawaii 🤙🏾

[@fibonacho]

Thank you for what you do. It's great to learn about all the different versions from folks like you, and I especially appreciate your channel because of how you manage to convey your expert knowledge in a concise format so thoroughly. As for this particular Bible, Lifeway seems to be producing some great and unique topical Bibles. There's another one I'm looking into. (... and I like the green liner - it ties in with the title color.)

[@davethinkingsystems]

Another fantastic review Tim. I wish I hadn't watched this just yet though, I've just ordered it and I now need to work out how I'm going to read it along with the other study bibles I've recently bought :-) The topic is dear to me. I was a secular psychotherapist a while ago and have a deep desire to help people with Christian counselling. As you say this won't replace a counsellor but it for me personally it will help me navigate through a couple of my own issues while allowing me to see me start to grasp what the move to Christian counselling will involve. Thanks again for a brilliant video.

[@TamiJo6708]

I saw this vid and I had to order this. Thanks so much for this review. I appreciate it.

[@cardbunny4317]

Been waiting on your review of this bible…as I anticipated your review was great thank you

[@anickelsworthbiblereviews]

Thank you!

[@flowerlass]

As always, thanks for another great review. I pre-ordered this Bible, so I have had it for a while. I didn't care for the lime-green color at all. Sometimes, the lime green font is difficult to read in certain places. The articles are excellent. The paper could have been better. I like that the words of Christ are in black. The red and green would have been too much! I am very glad I ordered it. I purchased the slate blue imitation leather cover because I didn't know if I would like this Bible. The slate blue cover is quite nice, though.

[@lupemauldin1154]

Thank you again …always give us great Bible tools..

[@dnzswithwombats]

Thank you! Well-done, especially in your concluding thoughts.

[@bethvaughn4231]

I loved this review! It made me want to get one. But I'm kind of on a Bible buying hiatus. I just need to figure out how I want to steward the money that God has given me.

[@kbunky69]

Thank you Tim for sharing your thoughts 😊

[@kirbysmith4135]

Getting kind of long winded aren't you, Tim? 7:31!! 😂 Just kidding. I love your vids. Keep up the good work!!

[@anickelsworthbiblereviews]

Goodness I’m working hard to keep them short, for some reason it’s getting more and more difficult!

[@kirbysmith4135]

@@anickelsworthbiblereviews Honestly, it's probably because the more you learn and the more accomplished you become, the more you have to share. No worries, brother!

[@glenn1611]

@@anickelsworthbiblereviews Let our cup runneth over!

[@stacylynnh]

Great review and you sold me on getting one. I have the Care and Counsel Bible and it's nice, but honestly it's a cash cow for Tim Clinton and the AACC. They charge way too. much for it.

[@tony.biondi]

Brilliant! Thank you, Tim.

[@glenn1611]

Agree with you about the usefulness of a Bible like this. Will be interesting to see if it’s expanded beyond the confines of the CSB translation. Layout’s quite striking, could almost be sold as a wide margin.

[@johnenglish4652]

Looks like it would be a good reference tool for Biblical Counselors.

[@pozzimusica]

NIV Ministry Essentials Bible in Genuine Leather is $19.99 right now, Christian Book Distributers. Similar content, with 250 articles. Well bound. Discussing ministry to others, it's also applicable to oneself.

[@Creationhorse]

I like that it has wide margins 😊. Is the size of this bible similar to the size of the CSB Spurgeon? It looks pretty big.

[@anickelsworthbiblereviews]

I’ll have to check tomorrow.

[@reneallen9556]

The content may be great, but those green colors -- (lime at that) would definitely get on my nerves. I think I may have picked up this Bible in the store and put it back down because of those colors. Excellent review!

[@michelleschoppe5390]

I just bought this Bible . I m in a very hard year

[@anickelsworthbiblereviews]

I hope it’s helpful for you!

[@HiThereHeyThere]

I think it is neat, but i dont know why they didnt just publish the articles and counsel in its own book

[@anickelsworthbiblereviews]

Because you have the verses right there with you rather than having to get out your bible.

[@BramptonAnglican]

Being gay is not a chronic problem

[@anickelsworthbiblereviews]

Practicing gay sex is.

[@joseramonperez9609]

The problem with the Critical Text bibles, CSB, NET, NIV, LSB, ESV is that render some so important our Lord and Savior deity's verses so wrongly that it is really a shame, instance, Micah 5:2. In these bibles the translators have rendered this verse as if our Lord and Savior had had "a beginning in the distant past", but our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ is the Alfa and the Omega, the beginning and the end, the Almighty God, so when the translators render this so important verse and some others correctly, then I will be the first in buying and promoting these Critical Text bibles.

[@joseramonperez9609]

In fact, I'm interested in getting this so important study bible tool, but I have a question, is it available in the NKJV bible?

[@anickelsworthbiblereviews]

It is not. That’s a publication of Thomas Nelson, this is from Lifeway/Holman.

[@joseramonperez9609]

@@anickelsworthbiblereviews Thank you very much.

[@Chomper750]

The problem is your not understanding the Hebrew idiom ancient of days as translated in the critical texts.

[@joseramonperez9609]

@@Chomper750 The fathers of the Church (Centuries I-IV) speak and mention in their writings verses and passages of the Scriptures which do not appear in the modern Bible translations Critical Text based on, if so early as 100 to 300 years after the deaf of the Apostles those passages of the Scriptures were quoted by the fathers of the Church this means that these verses and passages are actually part of "The Scriptures", why then in the Critical Text manuscripts those verses and passages do not appear? That's why we should avoid those modern Bible translations which omit the Scriptures itself, the testimony of the fathers of the Church in this regard cannot be ignored.