NKJV Chronological Study Bible: Explore the Bible in Chronological Order

Robert J.: Fine quality

United States on Oct 19, 2023

Amazon Customer: Bought as a gift for my sister. She loves it. Slightly expensive but good quality. Would recommend.

United Kingdom on Sep 02, 2023

Charlette Eads: Love all the information about each book. Great Bible to help with your study.

United States on Aug 26, 2023

Dab Bottoms: Love it! Was less expensive than Barnes & Nobles.

United States on Jul 20, 2023

mr a m sargent: Received mine today, looks great so far. One previous review said that Psalms 23 and 51 were missing. He made a mistake as Ps 23 is on page 322 and Ps 51 is on page 390. I've bought the leather version so it's possible page numbers are different in the hardback version

United Kingdom on Feb 18, 2023

Joyson: If you are a student of scripture who is firmly rooted in Christ then only buy this. Not for novice or beginners. For such I recommend Scofield amplified or Thompson chain reference Bible.

India on Jan 07, 2023

Amazon Customer: I just got this today so haven't started reading it yet but I am really looking forward to getting stuck into all the rich historical narrative and context that clearly runs through the entire Book. I bought this not realising that when it says Chronological it means it! You will find that all the Old Testament and even the New Testament books and epistles all run into and out of each other so that passages from Luke for example will run alongside those of Matthew and Mark that address the same time periods. Do not buy this if you are looking for a Bible to be set out in its traditional form of different books and epistles. It doesn't just have a nice chronological explanation. Rather, they have pedantically but wonderfully re-arranged the entire thing! And by 'they' I mean the amazing academics who did this. This Bible arranges everything into 9 'Epochs', beginning with Epoch 1 - 'Before the Patriarchs (Creation-2000BC) and the Beginnings of Human Civilisation' to the very end with Epoch 9 - 'The Church Age (AD 30-100), The Gospel to the Jews, Gospel to the Gentiles, Gospel from Jerusalem to Rome and Apocalyptic Writings and the End Time, with of course everything in between the...

United Kingdom on Apr 04, 2017

SirStinky: I had heard of these before, and had thumbed through one at a bookstore, and when my wife said she wanted one for Christmas, I jumped and got one. This is a really nice Bible. It's in the Nelson NKJV, which in my opinion is one of the more literal translations, and it's a little more than a traditional "study" Bible and unique in that it's a bit of an illustrated history book that has the Bible in it. It's a chronological Bible, meaning it is divided into epochs, 9 in this case, for each segment of Biblical history through time, starting at 2000 BC up to the apostles "church" age 30-100 AD. The Bible is well put together. The cover is a imitation leather that feels really nice and the pages have a nice feel to them, nicer than some other Bibles I own. There's a single ribbon book mark. Inside, you get the standard NKJV Bible text, which is size 9+ font (I think 9.75) so it's easy to read. What's different than other study Bibles is how it incorporates history, archeology, and events into the text. The pages and pictures and graphics are all full color, and there are little narratives and illustrations with captions throughout explaining things like agriculture, livestock,...

United States on Jan 07, 2016

Tony Strawson: This is without doubt the greatest bible I have ever purchased. Firstly , it is a New King James Version which I absolutely prefer above all the other many bible versions. Why? Simply because the original textual language of the King James Bible has been faithfully modernised and so beautifully updated by expert scholars to appeal to today's 21st century reader , whilst still maintaining its overall accuracy in accordance with the first printed 1611 edition. Secondly , because it is published by Thomas Nelson , who manufacture the finest quality New King James Version Holy Bibles in the
world today. Also , I trust absolutely in the name because I have already bought several of their bibles , so I know that I am purchasing the very best products available . Thirdly , it is a chronological bible which means that I am reading about events in their complete historical order - exactly when
they happened . This means studying the written word exactly as God would have intended , so that we could arrange everything into correct order , logically and tidily in our minds . After all , does it not make perfect sense , that we should be able to read the bible in such a way that we...

United Kingdom on May 16, 2015

Just_Radar: The Chronological Study Bible published by Thomas Nelson is a New King James Bible with it's text placed in the order of event occurrence and is filled with articles explaining countless details that help the reader better understand the text.

First, the version is the New King James. This translation is a literal translation with a beautiful flow to it that is reminiscent of the old King James (also known as the Authorized Version) without the old English. I have found this particular translation to be an accurate translation of the original texts.

Second, the order of the text to demonstrate its chronological order is a wonderful help to better understanding not only the order of events in the Bible, but it is also helpful in understanding the Bible message. For example, the placement of the Major and Minor Prophets in their corresponding chronological context helps one understand the purpose and message of each book. Of special note is how well the text was ordered faithfully to Scriptural events, contrary to the practice of a previously published chronological bible from another publisher.

Third, this study bible is filled with articles and notes that...

United States on Jan 21, 2010