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MY SON WAS FLUNKING OUT OF COLLEGE SO I TOLD HIM, "YOU WILL MARRY THE GIRL I CHOOSE."

This is an old thread, but I would like to add to it. I now have switched to a Ryrie Study Bible. I love the layout. The Ryrie has it's cross references in the outer margins rather than a center column and let me tell you it is very nice on the eyes and is very aesthetically pleasing. It also has wider margins and plenty of room for taking notes (Which Mr. Ryrie in the introduction encourages you to do.) Ryrie's notes are not super in depth but they are often very helpful. I ignore him when he comments about textual issues and criticizes the KJV's readings such as the longer en

No, but Scofield and others did!

I had the Master Study Bible in the Nasb, and thought was a very good bible, especially that 700 page bible encyclopedia!

I don't smoke and I don't chew, and...I don't look down on those who do. Everything you need to know about nicotine Nicotine: Facts, effects, and addiction (medicalnewstoday.com) "While not cancer-causing or excessively harmful on its own, nicotine is heavily addictive and exposes people to the extremely harmful effects of tobacco dependency." There is no quitting the addictive effects of nicotene. Only Jesus Christ can remove the poison of nicotene infiltrating every cell of an addicted smoker's body. Yes, confession is good for the soul, it was good for mine.

Here are a couple of examples of what I am checking. A. In Genesis 1:1 the Master Study Bible reference's are: John 1:1-3 and Job 38:4. I consider both of these references are fine as they help the reader with appropriate passages to help in their understanding of Genesis 1:1. B. In Genesis 1:2 the Master Study Bible references are: Jeremiah 4:23 and Isaiah 40:12. I think that the reference of Isaiah 40:12 is a good reference to help the understanding of the reader. But I consider the reference to Jeremiah 4:23 does not help the understanding of Genesis 1:2 to the reader. In Gen

Good grief.

Yes. I do know sometimes people have medical conditions. I think having issues with the Thyroid can sometimes cause obesity. And for that reason I never assume anyone overweight is a glutton.

While I agree with your statement, I must first find out why a person is obese, is it from gluttony or a medical condition. I'm pretty sure gluttony is what you were referring to in which I agree. As part of my message a few weeks back I talked about gluttony, a few comments came from the crowd that said, "Oh, boy...here we go". It's a sin in the Bible, I'll preach it just as hard as other sins.