LSB Holy Bible, Large Print, Reddish-Brown Imitation Leather: Legacy Standard Bible in a Single-Column, Wide-Margin, Lay-Flat, Red Letter with 2 Ribbon Markers, 40 GSM Paper & Gold Gilded Pages

Great quality Bible for a non premium edition. Great paper quality. The single column makes for a great reading experience.

Heavy Bible, feels good holding and reading it when it has so much heft to it.Wonderful, literal word for word translation. Stays true to the original texts especially when it comes to God’s name. I still catch myself reading The Lord when it says Yahweh though. Gotta unlearn the years and years of memorizing NKJV.Love that it has no distracting footnotes on the bottom of the pages. It’s just the texts and nothing else.The 2 place holder strings are amazing, super convenient when you’re reading in 2 different places in the Bible.Very nice touch of having the next verse always start on the next line below, super easy to find verse numbers this way.I’ve had a NKJV and an ESV Bible but this LSB Bible is certainly my favorite. So in my most humble and honest opinion, that most certainly and most assuredly isn’t biased is that the LSB is the best translation of this current day. Therefore buy this Bible and if it’s too expensive download the youversion Bible app for free and switch it to LSB.

Love everything about this bible. Great space for note taking. Verses are easy to read.

Great quality made large print Bible ...perfect for seniors

For years I have read the KJV bible and struggled with understanding. I love the poetic nature of the KJV but it’s more important to me that I understand what I’m reading. It is my understanding that this bible translation is the most literal translation of the Hebrew and Greek texts written in modern English. It is very understandable and has given me a renewed joy for reading Yahoveh’s word! Highly recommend!

The LSB is the 1977 and 1995 NASB with some minor updates. The biggest of those updates being the addition of "Yahweh" in place of "The LORD" in the Old Testament. I've been using it a lot, but often find myself looking to the ESV, CSB, and NLT to make sense of how certain passages are written, especially in the Old Testament, but that is just how some of those passages read in general no matter the translation.They also, like the NASB 1995, keep and include passages from the TR and put them in brackets instead of leaving them out all together like some other Critical Text based translations.The binding and general build of the LSB (brown) is solid. Feels nice, lays flat, and the gilding on the paper is so well done that it reflects and shines on my desk. The paper also is thick and opaque, not much ghosting of the other side of the page. Overall a great binding and design.

Insaw some youtube videos on this Bible and decided to buy it. The layout is awesome and I love the extra space I have to write in my own reference notes, etc.

Very well crafted. Loving the translation as well. Two thumbs up