Bible Reviewer

For a while, Bible publishers had a flurry of new editions and some new translations too, but as that activity decreased and personal activi...

  After learning Whitaker House had published the KJV Sword Study Bible with the direct words of God in red, I just had to order a copy. Al...

If you love the King James Version of the Bible (KJV), you might want to check out the KJV Bibles Store , who kindly sent me a review copy...

The KJV Super Giant Print Reference Bible, which Hendrickson Bibles, kindly sent me to review, comes with a huge 17-point font to help vis...

BookLook Bloggers sent me a copy of the large print KJV Thinline Bible in a colorful green hardback to review, and I really like the sturd...

The KJV Expressions Bible published by Hendrickson, who kindly sent me a complimentary copy to review, brings us a quality hardback edition...

Some time ago, I posted a review of one of my most literal and beautifully produced leather Bibles in the “ NASB wide-margin Bible in goats...

I've often challenged church family and friends to read the Bible cover to cover during Lent. For those of you who haven’t done this, I ...

Christians from almost every church denomination have loved the King James Version of the Bible (KJV) for centuries. Our hearts beat to it...

The Life in the Spirit Study Bible published by Zondervan, which HarperCollins kindly sent me to review, does not contain all of the Old T...

The Choice Study Bible published on Kindle as an e-book by Robert P. Holland opens with the editor’s personal witness of faith then tells h...

Four hundred years after scholars poetically translated the King James Version of the Bible (KJV) into English in 1611, a team of 120 bibli...

Bible lovers who study scripture and notice the sounds and nuances of words usually want The Word in a word-for-word translation with a rich...

In 1604 King James I of England authorized a translation of the Bible into English, and 47 scholars from the Church of England set to work w...