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Open Bible, Classic Edition

Open Bible, Classic Edition
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The same fine Classic NKJV Open Bible but in Hardcover for your library.

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Are you ready for an intense and contemplative study of the Word? The NKJV Open Bible, Classic Edition is designed for the hungry reader. This Bible is filled with amazing study aids including comprehensive book introductions and outlines, 64-page concordance, Read-Along references and translation notes, and the Classic Biblical Cyclopedic Index covering over 8,000 textual entries. The NKJV Open Bible, Classic Edition also features a Seven-step Method on How To Study the Bible, a Visual Survey of the Bible, The Christian's Guide to New Life and The Greatest Archeological Discoveries of the Bible. This outstanding bible is available in hardcover, bonded leather and genuine leather with color choices of black, burgundy and tan.


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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #53194 in Books
  • Published on: 2006-04-11
  • Number of items: 1
  • Binding: Hardcover
  • 1856 pages

Customer Reviews

Wonderful Presentation of God's Word!5
I own several study Bibles including the NIV Study Bible and the Life Application Study Bible (NIV version). I originally purchased The Open Bible (Expanded Edition) in 1985. Though I greatly enjoyed the New King James text, I later moved on to the NIV version of scripture and have used it exclusively since the early 1990s.

Recently after attending a church service that used the New King James translation (NKJV) of the Bible, I pulled my 1985 copy of the Open Bible off the shelf for review. Within minutes, I was delving deep into the NKJV scripture and the supporting study aids. I was greatly enjoying the beautiful NKJV presentation of the text. Though the NIV is presented in more modern English, I was amazed at how easily understood the NKJV remained by comparison. And it reads beautifully and faithfully. I was surprised to find I prefer the NKJV text for reading scripture.

This study Bible uses scripture to reinforce other scripture which I greatly approve of. There are no lengthy notes for each individual verse, but rather cross references for how the verse is amplified and supported by other verses of scripture. Bravo!

The Open Bible is well written with theologically conservative study aids that include How to Study the Bible, A Readers Guide to Understanding the Bible, a Biblical Cyclopedic Index, Harmony of the Gospels, Teachings and Illustrations of Christ, Prophecies of the Messiah fulfilled in Jesus Christ, the Parables of Christ, the Miracles of Christ, the Scarlet Thread of Redemption, a Guide to Christian Workers (suggested Evangelizing discussions and scriptural outlines to support them), and a Concordance.

The Reader's Guide to Understanding the Bible section is an impressive series of studies that outline important Biblical truths with commentary notes and scripture. They cover the following discussions about God's Word: How God's Word Came To Us; What God's Word Does; How We Benefit from God's Word; What God's Word Tells Us About God's Program; What God's Word Tells Us About God's Covenants; God The Father; The Son Of God; The Holy Spirit; Need for the New Life; Way to the New Life; Results of the New Life; Assurance of the New Life; Bible Study; Prayer; Stewardship; Worship; Participation in the Local Church; Sharing Our Faith; Walking in The Spirit; Sin; Temptation; Suffering; Knowing the Will of God; Doubt; The Family; Human Government; Israel; The Church.

I have fallen in love again with this wonderful Study Bible. It will never grow outdated and I am delighted the publisher has decided to re-release it. The NKJV reads beautifully and The Open Bible teaches the reader to support scripture with scripture. Sure, I still use other study Bibles as well, but this has quickly become my favorite again after all these years - Highly recommended.

Best Bible Ever!!5
I've had an Open Bible for several years, and have used it so much that I recently ordered a new one along with one as a gift for a friend of mine. It is the most comprehensive self contained Study Bible I have ever seen. Most of the pertinent information that you need is included in the various study sections as well as in the notes and descriptions on each and every page. It is simple to use and contains a wealth of information. I would highly recommend it to anyone from New Believer to the Seasoned Warrior in Christ.

Douglas D. Taylor5
I am so glad that the classic edition of the Open Bible (New KIng James Version) has been re-issued. This is also known or marketed as the Open Bible Expanded Edition. When I first became a born-again Christian in 1987, I acquired a couple of translations (the other being the New American Standard).I found the Open Bible extremely helpful as I began my
Christian walk. Such sections as sharing the gospel and Christian life and the many charts such as harmony of the gospels and Messianic Prophecies fulfilled gave me much knowledge in my early Christian walk. The Open Bible-Classic (Expanded) Edition is my favorite of all study bibles. It does not have in-text study notes, but in the long run, Scripture usually speaks for itself. Also, revisions of the Classic edition have removed what I believe are vital parts of the Classic or Expanded Edition. it is also conservative in theology from a Protestant perspective of many denominations. I recommend this to any one who wants to grow spiritually and/or to learn more about God and our faith and our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.