The Thomas Nelson is the Paragraph Style KJV (affiliate) amzn.to/3tPxGsg

I love the TBS Westminster. I wish more Bibles were formatted that way. It's the gold standard for me. I compare everything else to it now.

I became a Bible collecting geek early last year when I won a Post Tenebras Lux rebind. When my enthusiasm was still fresh a Facebook group I had joined tipped me off to the TCR in NKJV genuine leather comfort print for under $20. Your videos about the TCR helped me decide to give it a try. I liked it so much I had to have the Premier Collection NASB when it came out later last year. I'm looking forward to the release of the updated TCR in one of my other favorite translations (ESV) this year. I'm primarily a NASB95/ESV/LSB guy.

My favorite is the thompson. I have it in kjv nkjv and nasb it’s just my go to bible because there is very little influence of different denominations

With regard to the Schuyler Stridon shown . . . in the NASB 2020, Lockman brought out their Wide Margin edition as a more budget-friendly Bible using the same exact format. No red-letter accents or art gilding or premium leather (faux or genuine leather only) or the Schuyler concordance and maps (the usual Lockman extras at the end), but otherwise it's the same block, on thicker (not quite premium) paper with wider margins. I've just started going through THAT particular Bible; one week in, and I'm almost done with Genesis, along with the first seven Psalms. VERY NICE. As for the actual Schuyler Stridon itself . . . I haven't gone through it yet, but I have it in the *second* translation Schuyler released in that format: *ESV.* I'll be going through that later this year.

The Large Print TCR KJV Bible is my favorite of all Bibles.. Amen🎉

LOVE to see these "Best Of" videos of yours, Randy! I'm happy you've stuck with the Clarion all these years!

I also own a Nelson NKJV Bible, with concordance, that I was using, when i got saved in October 1997. I'll never get rid of that Bible.

Thanks for sharing your favorites, Pastor Randy! I really wish that Cambridge had a calfskin edition of the NIV Clarion. It’d be my daily reading Bible for sure! Alas, I’m not a big fan of the calf-split, and the goatskin just bends too far into the gutter to make long reading sessions comfortable.

If they published the Concord in other translations, it would be amazing.

My top two translations are the NKJV because it has a lot of sub headers so you know what you are reading and the NASB because they add supply words but they are put in a different print and because of all of the translations notes.

In my opinion, for the KJV, the TBS Westminster has the best vbv layout while the TN Paragraph Style has the best paragraph and poetic layout. Great list you have there sir. Thanks for sharing.

Crossway heritage is my daily reader. It’s phenomenal.

That crossway is gorgeous. I’d like to see the TBS Westminster with thicker paper and Bolder fonts.

Douay Rheims ❤

So happy to see a KJV person, I was raised on KJV. You have some very nice Bibles there. I only hope and pray to someday get my hands on a real leather one. Thank you for sharing this with us

I have not seen them all, still want to try out some stuff from Steadfast, but from what I have looked at this is my top 10. 1. Cambridge Topaz 2. Allan Longprimer 43 or 53 3. Cambridge Concord 4. Cambridge Clarion 5. Allan Brevier Clarendon 7C goatskin with full yapp 6. Cambridge KJV-RV Interlinear 7. Allan Longprimer 63 8. TBS Westminster 9. Schuyler Quentel or Canterbury 10. Thompson Chain-Reference (newer versions with better font)

I bought the TCR KJV, comfort print, with calf skin. I'm going to use it, too study, when I finish reading the rest of the old testament. I also bought a hard cover comfort print, to read when I'm using my stationary bike, or treadmill. I'm not a fan of single column Bibles.

I have a number of translations however my favorite is the TCR.

Happy New Year,Randy and Lucinda.🌹⭐🌹⭐

I like the last 3 of your picks

For anyone else looking for the Thomas Nelson at timestamp ~5:50, There is a two part review; the KZfaq Video can be found by searching the title "KJV Paragraph Style Reference Bible - pt 1" Purchase links are in the description of his video.

I have two Cambridge Clarion bibles. ESV and NKJV. Even with these old eyes, it’s legible and the perfect size. Just got the NKJV deluxe reader’s Bible a few weeks ago. Can’t wait to carry this one around as my daily reader! Going to go check out the Heritage Bible now 👍🏼. Thanks for the speedy review.

My favorite Bibles in alphabetical order according to translation: CSB * Affordable: CSB Reader's Bible; CSB Single-Column Compact Size Bible. * Premium: CSB Single-Column Personal Size Bible in the Holman Handcrafted Collection (to be released later this year but I know I will love it); Schuyler PSQ. ESV * Affordable: Crossway ESV TruTone Heritage (to be released next month Feb 2024); Crossway ESV Personal Reference Bible. * Premium: Crossway ESV Heirloom Heritage (I have the Prussian blue from Schuyler but there are several awesome ones); Crossway ESV Reader's Bible, 6 vols. set (printed in the Netherlands, not China). NIV * Affordable: NIV Comfort Print Heritage Deluxe; NIV Reader's Bible; NIV Sola Scriptura Bible Project (4 vols.). I think the NIV Sola Scriptura Bible Project is the single best reader's Bible on the market today. * Premium: NIV Comfort Print Heritage Premier Collection. NLT * Affordable: Original single-column Filament NLT (not the newer Filament NLTs which are double-column). It has almost the exact same layout as the far more expensive Schuyler Caxton NLT and Tyndale Select NLT. The main difference is the Filament has no references in the margins, which I actually prefer, whereas the Caxton and Select both have references in the margins. As such, the original Filament NLT can serve as a poor man's Caxton or Select. * Premium: Schuyler Caxton NLT, but it's out of print.

Would love to see a premier edition in the KJV paragraph-style thinline bible. Its become my main use bible as well.

Very good list. Would you ever consider doing a top 5 or 10 favourite study bibles video?

I've got 7 different translations of the bible I haven't figured out my favourite translation as of yet

I love all of TBS's creations. The Westminster is a blessing and I also love the Windsor - specifically the large print!

I like the layout of the Cambridge Pitt Minion II and wish they'd use it more, like, a KJV Diadem would be nice. People rag on me for liking 2-column paragraph KJVs, but it's just more comfortable for me. That said, I tend to circulate between a Schuyler Treveris, Cambridge Cameo, Cambridge Clarion, TBS Westminster and Allan Clarendon.

I like that KJV Deluxe Reader's Edition Bible in the cloth over board. I like the layout of the text, and to honest, I like that it doesn't have all of the "bells and whistles" of a Premium Bible like the red under gold or blue under gold art gilding or the leather smell or anything else that might distract you from what's really important- the text.

Thank you for sharing. The Westminster has such a perfect design with its system of cross references in my opinion. I only miss subheadings, and that would have been the one. The Clarion is also growing on me, but I haven’t succeeded totally in getting used to single column Bibles yet. I find myself on day to day combining 1. the Turquoise for readability and supreme easy to use references (though a bit thin on references), and also including the translators notes which I like, and 2. the Canterbury with its awesome tasteful layout, and 3. ESV Quentel. A gem that never is far out of reach is the New Strongs Reference Bible. A KJV with subheadings, good reference system, running glossary, OT quotes in NT in capitals, and a complete concordance including all words in the Bible except some small/common ones. Half of the Bible is concordance, and still it’s not a thick Bible. The only downside to the Bible is that it’s a little tight on the line spacing. Still an awesome study Bible since one in no time can find absolutely all places in the Bible containing a certain word. Can be a good combination with such as Thomson or Naves for topical searches.

Bullinger’s KJV Companion Bible with 198 appendixes is the best study Bible hands down. Not a fancy binding BUT for deep bible study it’s a must.

Nice Bibles. What would be some of the best single column readers Bibles ? With larger print and no red letter. 🙂

Hey Randy, what is that Thomas Nelson Bible? Do you have a link? Thanks brother.

Great video. Can you add links to where to. Buy? Thank you and God bless!

Hey Randy, awesome top 10! Do you have the link to the one you preach and teach from?

Happy new year Randy, I’m leaning towards the Nelson paragraph KJV. I think you sell it well. Thank you, I appreciate your enthusiasm and always looking forward to your reviews.

Thank you for making this video! It was me who asked about your top 7 Bibles Bibles. If you don’t mind, what is the ISBN of the KJV thinline reference Bible in minute 6?

I think every translation should offer a verse by verse format that is similar to the concord or long primer.

I have a KJV Oxford Scofield and a four column Dake that is out of print.

At 1:14. The Cambridge Paragraph Bibles are bound in nice leather and use high quality paper. However the price is a shocker, with some Bibles coming in at over $200.

New viewer and subscriber, love the content. Curious though, why are you not KJV only?

2:15 I have and I love 📖 🤍👍🏻

Great vid!

Thank you, Randy.

Thanks Randy for the video!! And when it comes to bibles for preaching, what format is your favorite?

My favorite Bibles are the Amplified Bible 1987 edition. TCR KingJames Red LetterEdition. King James single Column Reference Edition. Oh yeah. I truly agree with you that the TCR Bible is simple the best. It is one of the best purchases I have ever made Me

Like the writing, text style and font size, minus the burgundy red letters, of the KJV Schuyler Cambridge and the cover, size and red letters of the CBP KJV Water Buffalo Milk Chocolate Full Yapp cover. Can someone make that? :) Honestly, they're all great. Even like my Holman rainbow (no, not that rainbow) bible. Great video, thanks for sharing!

Do you like the clarion over the Schuyler psq? I’m eyeing the NASB clarion and Schuyler PSQ. I agree about the goatskin clarion and how it open, does it not bother you the clarion calf skin is not edge lined?

Are the Thompson Chain Legacy editions from Zondervan out of print?

Randy could you please put timestamps and links to each Bible you mentioned

Having just ordered Humble Lamb Shepherd kinda makes me a bit sad you don't have a Humble Lamb in there lol :(

Randy, would it be possible for you to share the isbn for the TN KJV bible at the 6 minute mark?

Concord in ESV

Which one is updated with the 1940's dead sea scrolls? Thanks in advance.

Hi Randy, love your KZfaq videos. I need your help. I am interested in a NASB Stusy Bible. I have one now and I love the notes, cross references, maps and charts. However the concordance is quite lacking and vague. I am interested in a genuine leather NASB Study Bible that would have a good concordance with my cross references, study notes with maps and charts. Thanks Randy.

I cannot find the NKJV version of the paragraph style, it’s super hard to find. I tried to click the link and change it to NKJV but it seems to not come up?

Is the thomas nelson thinline reference kjv available in goatskin ? I found a kjv thinline large print goatskin but it doesnt say "reference " not sure if its the same layout. ?

Do u know if there any new study bibles coming out

Can you include links and names of these within the description please?

My favorite is the old King James version Jimmy Swaggart expository Bible over ,6 million sold Bible thon first of every month Son Life Broadcasting the longest Christian television in the history of T V praise the Lord

Any tips for cockled pages thank you

Do you have an ISBN or a way to find that black thinline reference KJV from Thomas Nelson at around the 6 minute mark? I'm searching for it, but can't find it.

You have a go to for a wide margin study Bible?

Which size is this Thompson Chain?

You should do a giveaway on the ESV heritage so I win

A lot of KJV!

By poetry, you mean?…