Need suggestions

[BrotherJon]

Hello all.
I am looking for suggestions for a good, reliable study Bible.
I was interested in the KJV Matthew Henry Study Bible, but it is no longer in print.
Can anyone suggest another??
Thanks in advance.

[Will]

Hello all.
I am looking for suggestions for a good, reliable study Bible.
I was interested in the KJV Matthew Henry Study Bible, but it is no longer in print.
Can anyone suggest another??
Thanks in advance.

The King James Study Bible http://www.amazon.com/The-King-James-St ... 33&sr=1-22

[speerjp1]

Here's something I've been doing: I have a wide margin Bible that I write my own study notes in and I write longer study articles and notes in my Bible software.

Just an idea for reliable study Bibles. :cooldude:

[Anon]

I recently got a Scofield and I like it, just watch out for a few things he has like the Gap Theory but if you know ahead of time the rest of it is great.

[falin115]

i personally like the KJV Thompson's Chain Ref. Bible. there are a lot of studying tools in it. :thumb

http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product. ... id=4102268

[TheBibleSender]

The New Defenders Study Bible by John Morris is pretty good. God bless. :)

[Guest Guest]

Hello all.
I am looking for suggestions for a good, reliable study Bible.
I was interested in the KJV Matthew Henry Study Bible, but it is no longer in print.
Can anyone suggest another??
Thanks in advance.

I have a Companion Bible (E. W. Bullinger) and an Old Scofield 1917 edition (C.I. Scofield). If you are a new Christian the New Pilgrim Bible is great. Also Ryrie's (KJV), the Scofield 1909 edition , Scofield II (KJV), John Morris' New Defenders Study Bible and Ed Hinson's/ Jerry Falwell's King James Study Bible. There are a few others if you look around. Remember, you can find something wrong in every study bible. Ex. Bullinger was a hyper-dispensationalist and Scofield would correct the bible on occassions. I'd be leary of Dake's (a Pentecostal).

If you want the king of Reference Bibles dish out 150.00 bucks on The Subject Bible.

Wil

[BrotherJon]

I was recently turned on to this study Bible.
Anyone familiar with it?

http://www.amazon.com/Hebrew-Greek-Key- ... 77&sr=11-1

[deputydog530]

Im sure you consider this when you read study notes, that they are written by men. Having said that and reminding you of what you already know, I used to have a Ryre study bible (gave it to a friend who needed a god KJV) that I really liked. He, like a lot of comontators has is problems with certain areas but overall is a good reference.

I also like Matthew Henry and have him on the computer in my E-Sword program, and I use my Thompson Chain a lot. My favorite bible is my wide margin that my wife got me from bearing presious seed. No notes, no references, just the Word of God. That is the bible i preach out of. :thumb

God Bless

[Sophie]

I also have and like the KJV study Bible, a Thomson chain and a Scofield. I've been using the KJV the most lately; like the notes, for the most part, but as has been mentioned, remember: the notes are written by falible men. Be like the Bereans who "searched the scriptures daily, whether those things so." The Thomson Chain is great for doing topical studies. I'd like to try some of the others mentioned, but find it hard moving from an older Bible to a new one. My older ones are dog eared and worn, with a lot of my favorite passages marked, comfortable, like an old friend. Know what I mean?

[Guest Guest]

Hello all.
I am looking for suggestions for a good, reliable study Bible.
I was interested in the KJV Matthew Henry Study Bible, but it is no longer in print.
Can anyone suggest another??
Thanks in advance.

The Christian bookstore near me has the KJV Matthew Henry Study Bible. Brand new. So it must still be in print.

Wil

[BrotherJon]

I have actually contacted the publisher, regardingthe Matthew Henry Study Bible. This is out of print and there are no plans to reprint this Bible version. There are few hardcovers on the shelves of stores, but I was looking for a leather bound.