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My wife and I are looking at bibles today. I would like advice on a study guide bible. Which do you prefer and why? Mymom suggests the Open bible, my inlaws suggest life application, I've had thompson chain reference for years. I'm looking also at blackaby and scofield.

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I have a expositers study bible.you can only get it from jimmy swaggart ministrys.it is the kjv with verse by verse explantions. like it because the interpation is right with the verse and youdon't have to have a bible,concordes,and dictionary ant the same time.its already there.he usally shows it on sunday morings on spike


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My wife and I are looking at bibles today. I would like advice on a study guide bible. Which do you prefer and why? Mymom suggests the Open bible, my inlaws suggest life application, I've had thompson chain reference for years. I'm looking also at blackaby and scofield.

help!

tim.

Most "Study Bibles" incorporate a particular theology into their notes. I don't recommend this for your main study bible, so...the best Study Bible is called the Inductive Study Bible. There are still the useful additions of the maps, outline of the temple and that sort of thing, bu t you will not find ANY notes which are particular to one theology over another. You have to decide this yourself...and the person who came up with the concept shows you a very very indepth method of Bible study. I recommend it.


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A couple of my small group members use MacArthur ( I believe that's the one) study Bible. It is based on the NKJ version. I can't tell you how it is myself as I can't afford my own copy, but they really like it.


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I love the bible I use...it's the Spirit-Filled Life Bible! Excellent. One of our pastors uses it. I find it very, very enlightening with all the Word Helps and other helps.


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Skipping the clear KJO argument...

McArthur is definately biased

How so? This isn't an argument, but a question, as I don't have much experience with McArthur, just that members of my group use that Bible. Right now I use an ESV Bible, and use PC Study Bible or E-Sword for study notes. Maybe this is the best way, to not always have study notes before me but only on my computer. Makes for a lighter Bible too. :21:

And by the way, bias isn't necessarily a bad thing. I am biased- for Christ, for God's Word. There is no other way to Heaven and no better way to live our life than through and for God. Any who are saved are biased toward the same belief, so bias can be good as well as bad.


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My wife and I are looking at bibles today. I would like advice on a study guide bible. Which do you prefer and why? Mymom suggests the Open bible, my inlaws suggest life application, I've had thompson chain reference for years. I'm looking also at blackaby and scofield.

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tim.

Why not try The Recovery Version?


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I would say an NASB simply because it is more accurate in terms of relating what the Greek means.

As for study Bibles, Thompson Chain is going to get you the most.


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I have used the NASB Ryrie Study Bible as well as the Thompson. A new version I am really liking is the Holeman. It retains faithfulness to the languages that is characteristic of the NASB and adds readability


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I love my KJV Thompson's chain. I also sometimes pull out my hubbys Life Application Bible. Online I used e-Sword. It's so easy to use and I have several versions on here for study purposes.

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