That way I am able to easily see if and where the Devil is mentioned on any given page. When you're studying or reading what you've marked up, and it becomes familiar to you, it's like having signposts in your Bible. These signposts help you to keep track of key subjects and quickly identify significant truths throughout Scripture. Talk about that for a moment. It's my Bible for my quiet time, for teaching, for listening to my pastor, and for going to seminars.
Many people carry around a separate notebook.
But sometimes they get separated from that notebook and all of a sudden they're lost. And in this Bible there are many places for you to record the things you learn. Take the Book of Revelation as an example. If you're going to understand Revelation, you need to understand the seal judgments, the trumpet judgments, and the bowl judgments, and how they compare. In fact, I've been going around the country and teaching people how to use this Bible.