Okay, this is the note takers Bible by local church Bible publishers. I didn't get this one from church Bible publishers. This is a local church Bible publishers, but these bottles are both from both of those places are both really good. I'm pretty sure it's got some of the same people that went over to church Bible publishers or something like that. Like I said, this is a King James Bible collection. I don't collect modern versions of the Bible. It's got the authorized King James. This is a very, very well made Bible. It feels like holding a big tank or something. This leather is super thick. It's the cow hide, very, very good cow hide in lots of space for notes. And even people who like to draw and things like that in their Bible, I don't see anything wrong with that. If you like to draw next to the verses, it's got these really nice pages in the front. I got this years back and it's just really not my style is why that I never really started to use it because I like to have, you know, you get plenty of room for each verse, but I like to have that space at the top and the space at the bottom to write extra stuff. I did go through spurts where I was using it quite a bit and wrote some notes in here. I can math you. I was going through math you for a while. Her wrote down a pretty good deal of notes in this. And there is tons of room for probably the average person who's not picky about it. There just still isn't enough room for me. I mean, even though there's so much room on both sides, it's still compared to the common man's reference Bible, but someone will show you here. You can still see here's, I'm going to show you math to you and the common man's compared to math you and this. I could just, I can still fit so much more notes in the common man's reference Bible. They find a good little comparison page. I can just fit so many notes there and math you more than you can in this. I mean, the common man's is still quite a bit bigger there, more room. But if you're just wanting to Bible with no notes that you ain't got a man's notes in it or references, you can make your own reference Bible with a Bible like this. And church Bible publishers makes these too. I mean, I would recommend it. It's a very nice Bible. It's a very easy to read. The font's very big. It's very easy to read, probably easier to read than the common man's possibly. It's just, just really isn't my style. My style is like this here. But yeah, I still put tons of notes in here. See, I got, this is a lot of notes that I've been in here. But I didn't have that room down here that I wanted or up here that I wanted. But I got this Bible I think in like 2014. Maybe something I can give to one of my kids or something, but I don't actually ever plan on using this Bible as like my main Bible or anything. But it does have a concordance in the back, which I wish the common man's had this in it. But that would make it quite a bit bigger. But I could deal with that. I mean, I like a concordance in the back. In case you don't have the phone with you to look up a word, you can go back here and look it up. So that's pretty handy to have there. Here, when I went through the book of Jew, the couple years back, the diverse Bible verse through that, I actually used this Bible, I was using this Bible at that time when I went through that book. I pretty much was able to fit everything in here that I wanted to fit on the page. So I mean, this is a good Bible. It's about local church Bible publishers and there's still a good place to buy Bible. Good cheap Bibles that are very well made. So I mean, this is the Burgundy cow hide. It's got the, if you like raised hubs, pretty much all my Bibles have that raised hubs. But yeah, I highly recommend this Bible for, you know, someone just starting out taking notes or wanting to draw on the side here, you know, things like that are journaling. This will be a very good Bible for that. In this video, I'm going to show you how I take notes in the note takers Bible by local church Bible publishers. This is a really good Bible, really good sturdy leather. And I'm not sure if they still make it. I was looking on the site the other day and I didn't see them anymore. But it's item number 400 S1 DVD. But it's got tons of space for notes. And I've been working on the book of Jews, as you can see. And these are really handy to card, underlying key phrases and words. But I did, I like to come out to the side and write the verse number and then write the note for that verse. It's just a lot more organized that way. I use a micron pen. And after I get done writing the notes, I come back with a different color pen and circle the verse number. That way I can easily come over and find it. And if you look at the end of each verse, you have plenty of space to write some references. That way you save space over here by writing them right here. And a good thing to do is when you don't have the opportunity to read your Bible, print out the chapter. Like I printed out the book of Jude on one piece of paper and took it with me. And all throughout the day I write my thoughts down when I read the verses. I go through and memorize the verses. And then I'll come back, write my thoughts, write a bunch of references that I looked up. You can see. Turn it over in the back, write a bunch of my thoughts. And then when you get home, just transfer it over to here. And there's other things I did. I got a bunch of commentaries by different people. Even some people I don't agree with like J. Vernon McGee. I got Rutman's commentary on Jude. I got his audio commentary. You know, get everything you can from everybody. And write down all their good thoughts and their references. And then I also got the Common Man's reference Bible and the Rutman reference Bible. I tried to get all the references that they had in there that I like to wrote them down in here. And then get it in accordance. Go look up all these keywords here in the accordance. I also got this from local church Bible publishers including some courtents. It's really good. You should go through there, look up all the words. And that's how you learn the Bible and take good notes in your Bible. If you don't want to use a concordance, there's always eSword and Swordssearcher. I use eSword on the computer. That way you can type in the whole phrase and it'll show you each time that phrase is used in the Bible. But I hope this will encourage you to get a King James Bible if you don't have one and take notes and just keep studying the Bible. Even if you don't understand it. But this is the note takers Bible by local church Bible publishers. 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