Tag Archives: Bible Translations

So you’re buying a Bible…consider this one: the CSB Ancient Faith Study Bible

In a previous post, I considered the main questions you need to ask when considering a new Bible: Purpose: what are you using the Bible for? Font: how big are the words, and what color are the words? Size and Weight: how big is the Bible, relative to use? Features: what does it include besides […]

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So you’re buying a Bible…consider this one: the ESV Church History Study Bible.

In a previous post, I considered the main questions you need to ask when considering a new Bible: Purpose: what are you using this Bible for? Font: how big are the words, and what color are the words? Size and Weight: how big is the Bible, relative to use? Features: what does it include besides […]

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So you’re buying a Bible … consider this one: the Waterproof ESV Bible.

In a previous post, I considered the main questions you need to ask when considering a new Bible: Purpose: what are you using this Bible for? Font: how big are the words, and what color are the words? Size and Weight: how big is the Bible, relative to use? Features: what does it include besides […]

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Pastoral Companions: Bible Translations and Editions for Ministry and Discipleship, Part 2

“Write thy own words upon my heart and inscribe them on my lips; So shall all glory be to thee in my reading of thy Word!”  — “A Minister’s Bible,” Valley of Vision Series Introduction One of the greatest privileges of vocational ministry is sustained contact with God’s Word. We not only use the Scriptures […]

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Pastoral Companions: Bible Translations and Editions for Ministry and Discipleship, Part 1

“O God of truth, I thank thee for the holy Scriptures, their precepts, promises, directions, light. In them may I learn more of Christ, be enabled to retain his truth and have grace to follow it.” — “A Minister’s Bible,” Valley of Vision Series Introduction One of the greatest privileges of vocational ministry is sustained contact with God’s […]

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