Dake Annotated Ref Bible KJV
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Lot of this information is outdated or outright wrong.  Large print is much better on the eyes.
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This American Standard Version of the Bible is most helpful.  It provides a literal translation of the original languages and is useful for public reading.
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The New Oxford Annotated Bible with Apocrypha is an excellent resource. I would prefer a darker type and larger font for the
large paperback.
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I like the way the top of each section of scripture there is a description of the content. It appears to be KJV and has the KJV's italicized words bracketed to keep the meaning of the sentence clear.
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Perfect study tool accompanied with the KJV Bible
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I only use the KJV and thank GOD HE preverved it.  I think that every born again Christian should use it Only.
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This translation is well conceived and executed, a great asset to any Bible student.
I still use my KJV as the best source for accuracy, this version is great reading.
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Although I didn't actually purchase this Bible directly, it was purchased for me as a gift. I am more than thrilled with it. It was high time that there was an update to the King James Version that didn't change things to where the meanings were changed. This one is faithful to the King James Version while changing words such as the word "wot" to the word "know". Another instance is where in Song of Solomon 5:4 the King James Version says "My beloved put in his hand by the hole of the door, and my bowels were moved for him." You see, she did not have a bowel movement when he put his hand by the hole of the door. English has changed so much. This wouldn't be proper in our time. So the TMB renders this same verse "4 My beloved put in his hand by the hole of the door, and my heart was moved for him." That was a needed update. And it was done so very professionally and in such a Christian way. One more change that was made was so very significant was II Thessalonians 2:7. The King James Version says, "For the mystery of iniquity doth already work: only he who now letteth will let, until he be taken out of the way." This word "let" now has the opposite meaning in modern English than it did in 1611. It does not mean to allow. The Third Millennium Bible says, "7 For the mystery of iniquity doth already work: only he who now holdeth back will hold him back, until he is taken out of the way." This Bible doesn't take unwarranted liberties with the King James Version as some of the others do. Get this one. You will be glad you did.
2006424
What a wonderful version of the Bible.  It is a very readable, clear and accurate version of the Bible.  The footnotes, tables, study helps and maps are also well done and help you understand as read rather than having to use another reference.
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I like the KJV because of the language. This version is great because of the search function.
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The Bible is well bound and easy to read, even the footnotes. I am impressed with the TruTone binding. The ESV is a reverent and very readable translation.
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I purchased the 400th anniversary edition because it is as close to the original as I can prudently afford for my intended use. It is not a Bible to read daily nor for lengthy time periods but serves me well as a worthy reference to verse and word comparison to any post 1769 edition of the KJV. It does not contain the Apocryphal books of which I have but a passing interest. I would much prefer a copy with larger font size, yet this remains readable with my tired eyes for short periods or with magnification. One becomes proficient reading the Gothic font and spelling peculiarities rather quickly with a little practice and familiarity. I certainly would not recommend anyone, nor would I, purchase this book with the intent of future monetary return although I paid more than some amounts stated here. Would I rather have an original? Absolutely. Would I use an original? Not likely, nor would I allow others. Would I buy this one again? You bet. Did I get what I paid for? Yep, and then some. Is it useful? For me and my purpose, beyond a doubt.

As a side note:  On occasion, I refer to several Bible translations in my study, yet adhere, yield to, and accept the KJV as final authority among all. I desire a word for word translation and the KJV meets that requirement. I also believe it to be an inspired translation though not in the same sense as the original scriptures. I understand the fact and reasoning publishers have seen fit to offer numerous editions (not revisions) to the translation apart from only four so called revisions ever made which purposed to correct printing errors, typos, change of type font, and to adapt to the first English spelling standard. All of which were completed by 1769. It has never undergone a revision to change context. The NKJV is a new translation not a revision to the KJV.
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I love the language.  I think the translation is more faithful than the NIV.  Next to the original KJV, the new ESV is my Bible of choice.
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I bought this Bible for my husband's Christmas present.  He could not have been more pleased.  He had the Dake Bible in smaller print and is finding the large print is a help in his studies.  Every Christian should consider this Bible for reference, both my husband and I have one and we find ourselves referring to the Dake Bible footnotes quite often.
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Macarther NKJV is a good study Bible...once in awhile he steps over the line to what should remain as opinion...or speculation. Overall, it is a good translation for digging into God's Word. I would recommend Bullinger's Companion Bible.
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I bought this book and the NKJV edition of the bible to use as cross reference study material. It is working out very well.
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John's edited comments and insights are included in the pages of scripture. I am using and appreciating the read through the Bible in one year.
The New King James Version is my favorite because it maintains the poetic beauty of the 1611 KJV but with updated contemporary English.