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Apply the Word Study Bible Book Review


The Apply the Word Study Bible brings you to an intimate understanding of the Bible's message, helps you think about it and apply it to your lives. People of all ages and walks of life will enjoy the fresh style of the feature articles, which are directed at helping you approach life with the mind of Christ. You will discover that the Bible is a very practical book, just what is needed to guide you through every day. Featuring the New King James Version, the best translation for Bible study, abundant sidebar articles and vibrant full-color design, the Apply the Word Study Bible is the perfect companion for everyday living.

 Features include:
  • New King James Version, the best translation for study
  • Hundreds of sidebar articles for seeing the relevance of Scripture for everyday living
  • Insightful introductions to the books of the Bible
  • Informative notes about people and places of Bible times
  • Full-color page design provides a helpful and interesting visual encounter with Scripture
  • Charts, tables and maps provide abundant Bible information
  • Subject index as a helpful tool for Bible study
  • Concordance for helpful reference
  • Full-color maps to illustrate the Bible lands
Our Thoughts: 
The Apply the Word Study Bible is a perfect study Bible.  The text was easy to read and understand and this would make a wonderful enhancer to your Bible study.  The concordance and references pages were full of educational references.  

 The Apply the Word Study Bible is in depth study Bible perfect for ministers and laity.  This Bible would be a great reference tool to use in Sunday School and classes.

Buy It:  Apply the Word Study Bible is available wherever Thomas Nelson books are sold including Thomas Nelson online, Amazon, Walmart and more.

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