Review: Nice, But Not What I Wanted
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 1, 2014
It is a nice bible with well-designed basic navigational features.  Not exceptional, but useful.  However, I incorrectly thought it included the Strong's Concordance - that's my fault, not this bible's - so I returned it for refund.  Compare with "The King James Study Bible [Annotated]."  For just a couple bucks more, the latter's navigational features are also very well-designed and, furthermore provide a Strong's Concordance and Dictionary linked and easy to use.  So if you are considering this one, you may want to look into that one instead.I wanted another affordable bible/concordance in addition to the one mentioned above.  Didn't really find one, but did find something else I've always wanted in a print bible, but never ran across affordably.  A Greek interlinear bible, with Strong's Concordance, well-designed and hyper-linked for just 2.99 currently, which lets you easily do Greek-language study word-for-word of Old and New Testaments.  Titled "The Complete Koine-English Reference Bible," it uses Textus Receptus as the source text.I am not associated with any seller or publisher, just a bible student who keeps down-loading bibles and aids and feel these two works are superior to most of the affordable choices, which can sometimes be downright dismal - regardless of price.  I return the ones I don't want and keep the good ones.  The bible under consideration here is a good one, though I think another is the better choice, but if all you want to do is read, then it's a good, affordable choice..