This has been my workhorse Bible for 14 months now. I grabbed the Goat skin edition on sale for $215 and it’s been worth every penny. I love the center column reference, The paper is excellent for writing and the amount of room for extra notes in the back is unmatched in WM Bibles. Not to mention the crisp text which makes it easy to read. I am grabbing an RL Allen 5WM in a week or so because I have updated and refined my note taking system, but will always cherish this classic yet very durable Bible. Great review

Been a follower for years and I always come to you for detailed insights about new and older edition bibles. I enjoy your wealth of knowledge!

I enjoy your reviews thank you. There are those who spend half the video looking at the box or the external cover of the Bible. For me its about the content and the layout of the Bible.

I hope and pray that you and your lived ones had a blessed and merry Christmas

Excellent presentation. Thank you.

Dr. Grant thank you for your review. Blessed Christmas to you and yours🔥🤟⛪👨‍👩‍👧‍👦🇺🇸

Thank you for another great review. I’ve recently discovered your channel and I have since added many bibles and products you reviewed to my wishlist! Also, I wish either Cambridge or Allan would put out a wide margin or at least larger size KJV with apocrypha. I have the Cambridge cameo with apocrypha and love it, but can’t help but be slightly jealous of the beautiful 53 and 63 longprimers that I see others have, but I digress. Have a happy new year, and I can’t wait to watch more of your videos in the next year!

Merry Christmas! Thank you for the video Grant. I would definitely be interested in the comparison to the Allan 5wm.

_P H E N O M E N A L_ presentation! The only thing I don't think you covered (or I totally missed), is the size of the *MARGINS.* I just found your channel...I'm going to look for the CHARTS you briefly covered.

I had considered purchasing a Nelson Wide Margin Sovereign Bible, but I think I'll stick with my tried and true Cambridge Wide Margin. I much prefer the center column references over having the references at the bottom of the page.

Wonderful review of what is a lovely Bible - thank you for taking the time to put this together ++ hope your voice dosent give out ;-) Happy Peaceful New Year from England ++

I like the features of this Bible. Except for the lack of including the APocrypha (a serious flaw as I see things), it is ideal to use in study. However, If I want to take notes for the Apocrypha, it just is not there. Is there a particularly fine wide margin KJ.V. Bible that includes all of these features, or most of them, which includes the K.J.V.'s Apocrypha with the wide margins, centre references, and the text of the Apocrypha, one that makes up for an extraordinarily fineKJ.V. Bible in your eyes? If so, could you review such a K.J.V. Bible separately?

this bible is candy to the eye

I notice in the KJV Cambridge Concord when referring to chapters in the center column reference, some show lowercase (ch.) and some show uppercase (Ch.) I can't seem to find an explanation for this.

Happy New Year brother Jones.

Have you looked at the New Cambridge Paragraph Bible /w Apocrypha for the KJV yet?

Hi Dr. Grant, I have both the standard and the wide margin Concord, I have noticed that the wide margin is va little smaller. If you had to pick one which would be your choice?

Couldn't help but see a winky face at 9:21 ;)

This layout is too dated for my tastes. If they're going to use Scrivener's edition of the translators' preface, then maybe they should take a few more cues from Scrivener and put the text in paragraphs. Speaking of his edition, do they follow his text in the Concord? Does Matthew 23.24 say "strain at" or "strain out" (Scrivener's emendation)? They do include the preface and the translators' notes, at the very least. Those things should come standard in a printing of the KJV. (I worry that publishers will start cutting footnotes out of the 20th century versions once they enter the public domain.)

Is the text different from the Cambridge heritage KJV + BCP?

Hi Jones, would you like to review the TBS Comfort Text bible (which is an enlarged reprint of the Clear-Type Iona Text originally printe and published by the Collins' Clear-Type Press in 1957)?

This is an odd question, but what's the "font size" of the "King James Version" text imprinted on the spine of the Cambridge Bibles, if you don't mind me asking? Specifically on the Concord and Cameo editions. After a long time thinking about it, I'm still undecided on whether I like the larger version name imprinting on Schuyler's Bibles (KJV, RSV, etc.) or the smaller, more subdued imprinting seen on Cambridge's Bibles (and many other publishers' Bibles, for sure). Do you have a particular aesthetic preference?

I'm curious where the Geneva Bible would land on your charts compared to the KJV. Appreciate your reviews!

Great comparison video. I hope that I didn't simply miss it if you went over it, but do the page numbers in the Concord WM match with the page numbers in the Concord reference edition?

Will the paste of have the same longevity as the edge lined in Cambridge. I know people that have good 80's paste lined bible thats held up pretty good.

Hey @RGrantJones have you ever reviewed the Evangelical Heritage Bible? If not, have you been thinking of reviewing it?

Can I have one?