Holy Bible, Keystone Giant Print Presentation Edition: King James Version Imitation Leather – Large Print, January 1, 1997

Look, this Bible is massive, which is what I wanted! It has no extra anything! Just a straight Bible! I have a Bible test that I do to see just how true of a translation it is. My test consists of 160 different examinations. Out of 160 there were only 4 things wrong! Wow! My super expensive KJV Bible has over 150 things wrong! Amazing!In ths Bible, every word "Spirit" has a capital "S", too. The old English words are all in tact except for 3. Here are the fails/flaws that I found...Romans 6:22 - should say, "servants of God"(This Bible says "servants to God")Genesis 30:37 spelling should be "chesnut" which is of older English...(This Bible spells it "chestnut")Isaiah 59:17 - spelling should be "cloke"which is of old English...(This Bible spells it "cloak")Nahum 3:16 - spelling should be "flieth"which is of old English...(This Bible spells it "fleeth")Other than that, this Bible is almost perfect!Well, His name (one/singular) of God the Father, and His Son, which is Him in the flesh should be in His proper name of "Yahwah", too.Remember, our Messiah said in John 10:30,"I and my Father are ONE"(they are NOT two) (thy Name!)(ONE)So what if the Bible cover is not firm, and of good quality! It's just the cover!...It needs to be soft anyways, and for the price, it is an excellent buy! What is on the inside is AMAZING! It passed 156 test out of 160. That is worth everything! An AWESOME transliteration! ♡I would recommend this Bible!!!

This is a sizeable Bible but the giant print is worth it. The King James Version is priceless and more preferred if you "want it all", rather than the watered down subsequent translations like (NIV, RSV, ESV etc) have significantly changed scripture passages and words to less powerful meanings, even leaving significant verses out of the main text.!! (ie Matthew 17:21, 18:11, 6:13b, 23:14, Mark 11:26, Luke 1:28, Acts 8:37 and so on). I often wonder who the "scholars" were that came up the modern versions---so much is watered down. A major rape of scripture: 1 John 5:7-8 (a clear picture of the Trinity) in NKJV and KJV reads "For there are three that bear witness in heaven: the Father, the Word, and the Holy Spirit; and these three are one. And there are three that bear witness on earth: the Spirit, the water, and the blood; and these three agree as one.", while in the NIV Bible, these verses have been reduced to " For there are three that testify: the Spirit, the water and the blood; and the three are in agreement." Yikes. Stick with NKJV and KJV Bibles if you want the whole Truth from God. A great book for more info and scriptures changed is "NEW AGE BIBLE VERSIONS" by Gail Riplinger.

I just got this Bible today and it is terrific! The print is SO big I don't need my glasses unless I just want to have them on! Now TO ME (If you're older or have physical issues as I do you might disagree) this Bible IS big, but not so much that at least for now that I couldn't take it to Church. Will that change? We will see.Despite it not being a Study Bible per se, it DOES have an article on where we got the Bible. It DOES have a dictionary and concordance in the back. It DOES have the things Jesus said on the Cross, and maps in the back. It DOES have a Daily Reading Plan. If you have a Study Bible you like alongside this one you can go deeper into God's Word, or just let the best commentary on Scripture be Scripture.The Bible lays down flat so if you're reading on a table, you're good. Now, there is the possibility that using highlighters might bleed through the psges. But you can underline and use harder markers if that is the case.I am partial to the KJV because for 350 plus years that was the Book the English speaking world used. Now we have 100-200 translations and parsphrases and the USA is Biblically illiterate. You can use the dictionary or a commentary to grasp the hard words. If you are a KJV fan, you should not be disappointed in just having the text. I liked the Bible so much I took a picture for the first time in all my reviews. I hope you enjoy!

This KJV Bible was just as advertised. The print is nice and large. Although the cover is a little stiff at first, it loosens up very quickly. Several people have commented on the quality and size (it is a large bible)and I have rordered them repeatedly for gifts. Cannot imagine anyone being able to beat this value elsewhere (sadly, this Bible does not have the Apocrypha).For the most part, I believe that everyone has the right to his or her opinion, but this one was just too good--or bad, actually--to pass up. I must comment on the customer's review who insists that the Bible is full of horrific episodes of unspeakable acts (in his words), and is not suitable for children or adults. Evidently, this man has not viewed the news lately nor has he picked up a newspaper. To further expose his ignorance, he says that the Bible is full of unverifiable events in history. Evidently, this man has never really researched the history of our world or the Bible. Interesting to note that he ordered two different Bibles to negatively critique--don't they both say the same thing? Actually, the Bible is full of amazing stories of murder, mystery, intrigue, love, you name it, and most importantly, of God's concern for mankind through it all. That's what makes it such a treasure.Order whatever Bible you like, my number one preference is the Hebraic Roots Scriptures where the original Hebrew and Aramaic names are retained, but please don't allow the ignorance of another reviewer to dissuade you from a closer relationship with your Creator.

Perfect for easy reading, big, but worth it.

Compre esta biblia por menos de 15 euros, realmente impresionante por su grande letra. Único sólo podía pedir una, porque enseguida cambió el precio y lo subió por casi 30 euros.

Riesen-Druckbuchstaben - das tut den Augen so richtig gut durchs entspannte Lesen!Ich konsultiere den Text der KJV immer dann auch noch, wenn ich zusätzlich zu den 3-4 sonst von mir benützten, deutschen Übersetzungen eine stärkere Absicherung der Bedeutung von ausgewählten Passagen in der Bibel benötige.

Envoi rapide et soigné. Une belle bible grande comme je le voulais. la taille est parfaite. Mais bien sur c'est dur de la mettre dans le sac à main, je la garde pour la maison.

I'm a 'Bible'ophile, that is, my interests include Bible Studies. I have already four copies of the Bible—three compact editions and a relatively bigger one. However, I had been looking for a larger, easy-on-the-eye edition, which I also wanted to be a KJ/Authorized Version. And my search for the same ended when I came across this edition here. The edition is what it says: "Giant Print." The font size is 15.5. However, it doesn't look garish or childish given the overall size of the book. The words of Jesus Christ are highlighted in red in the New Testament. There are color maps and a few interesting write-ups. The imitation leather binding looks great. However, the paper, as can be expected in books having a large number of pages, is somewhat thin, and one has to handle the pages with care to avoid damaging them inadvertently. Well, finally I have got a copy of the Bible where I don't have to struggle to locate a verse.