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Is this apologetic Study Bible worth buying it? Any thoughts
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33 comments
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yes
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Yes
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It’s great!
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Yes I have one. Great articles and good insight on commonly twisted scripture.
While I prefer CSB for all my theological and academic papers. But that is just an opinion.
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The Jewish study Bible is an excellent resource
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The one recommended to me in my MDiv program (in apologetics) is The Apologetics Study Bible by Holman Bible Publishers Ted cabal, general editor.
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Reformation Bible or a McArthur I recommend.
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I have a CSB amonf others
Not familiar with their apologetics but like their translation -
Worth buying. It contains lots of articles which are worth reading
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My pastor got for me as a gift
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It’s not bad to be honest. Some really great articles in it. I would really recommend it for people who are new to the discipline of apologetics. But anyone who has an established knowledge base on most topics would be more benifited reading other things.
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Yes it is!
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yes.
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Who is the editor/contributor for study notes and who is the publisher?
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I dont have any copy yet.. But yes, it could be a great tool to contend for the faith that was once delivered unto the saints..
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I have it, it’s great 🙂
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It is fantastic! The CSB is one of the best literal or formal translation out there and the Apologetics articles and notes are second to none.
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I have a Student Bible by PhilipYancey and Tim Stafford
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I have one love it
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I got this a few months ago,love it
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I have it, it’s great.. ?
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I received it as a gift and love it.
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I’ve never seen this one before.
But I do have a Walter Martin study Bible. KJV.
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Wait, how specifically is this different from other Bibles?
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Check out the Apologetics Press Study Bible
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I continue to behold the modern world in wonder and disbelief. I’m existing daily in the twilight zone. If one has heard the Gospel message and has obeyed it he is in a position to seek the very face of God and find Him. As for bibles, they are meant only for verifying the voice that we do hear. If one does not hear the voice of God he will inevitably go about creating theologies that he deems essential and will condemn the whole world based on his own carnal conclusions. Look… it’s the reality mankind lives in this very day. How long, O Lord, must this go on? … how long?
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http://www.bobdutko.com/top-ten-proofs/
Excellent, excellent information.
He has a 50% discount for the MP3 downloads. Buy them a ll for about $65. A great deal, I have used his information for a long time. Factual and precise!
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Personally, I keep a Bible solely for reading and meditating. I also keep a Study Bible (actually have several) but get one that has a good concordance and if you prefer, study notes. Anything from Perry Stone’s Bible to Reformed Study Bible, or any like that
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Yes. I personally have one and really like reading the articles within.
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I have it. Not my main bible but it’s pretty good!
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I dont know, people like to share their opinions often. I like to stick to the KJV, and it is copyright free so no ownership of man. If you have to ask than don’t do it until you are lead by the Holy Spirit. I would see about what motive the translators had and what they believe also, but prayerfully and by the Holy Spirit is what is important.
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I believe Hank Henegraaff also endorses this!
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