Life Application Study Bible-NKJV

I find this bible very educational in studying God's Word. I find it very interesting how it connects me to biblical times, with maps, explanations in the footnotes and various other interesting facts.

Love this Bible for studying. It gives a lot of extra information that helps you to understand the Bible better.

The Life Application Study Bible in NKJV by Tyndale is the best Bible I own. The language is easier to read than standard King James version, offers helpful footnotes, maps, character references, bible in one year index, and book introductions. I highly recommend this product to anyone who belongs to a Bible Study group, or does daily Bible reading.

Being somewhat new to the study of God's word, I have found this Bible to be very practical and a great source of information. Additionally, being a single column version versus the more common 2 column bibles makes it much easier to read. Great at explaining passages, giving historical significance and explaining the relevance in today's world. I tried several other bible versions and finally settled on what I think is a thorough teaching bible.

I have been giving Life Application Study Bibles away for about 8 years now. The study notes are very good. On the top half of each page you have the actual text of Scripture. On the bottom half of each page you have the study notes. The study notes are brief descriptions/interpretations of each individual verse. Of course not all verses are interpreted for us, largely due to space constraints. All the major verses are covered. What's really neat about this bible is that the study notes really help you to see how any particular verse of Scripture applies to you personally in your day to day life. It breaks each verse down so that it's easy to understand. Hence the name Life APPLICATION Study Bible. Another neat thing about this bible is that this bible is really right about down the middle as far as Theology is concerned. It's a bible that pretty much all denominations can agree with. Anyone from Petecostal Assemblies of God types, all the way to the other side of Southern Baptist Conservative types, or middle of the road Calvary Chapel types and everyone in between can enjoy and apprecaite. The reason this bible can be appreciated by such a wide variety of groups is not at all because it's wishy washy on Theology but, rather, it's simply because it majors on application. That's what's so great about it. Everyone from a brand new believer all the way to a well seasoned Bible Teacher or Pastor can greatly benefit from the study notes in this bible. If you are looking for a more Doctrinally or Theologically centered bible then I higly recomend John Macarthur's "The Macarthurs Study Bible. Or if you're more the Pentecostal type more centered on the gifts of the Spirit, try The "New Spirit Filled Bible" by Jack Hayford. If you're more on the Calvanist, Reformed Theology type then try the "Reformation Study Bible" by R. C. Sproul. I believe Chuck Smith has also recently come out with his own Study Bible for you Calvary Chapel types. With all that said, I still highly recomend this Life Application Study Bible. All of the above mentioned groups and many more will appreciate this Bible.

I have a number of bibles and this is the one that I turn to them most. The various study notes, profiles, and other features really help to explain things. They also help me to stop and think about how the scriptures relate to my every day life. I definately recommend it.

The Life Application Bible from Tyndale House publishers is one of the best Bibles I have read. It has a timeline showing the chronology of Bible events along with important world events. This allows you to understand how the Biblical events fits in the World history. Each book of the Bible has a book introduction with Vital statistics that describes the purpose of the book, author, historical setting, key verses, key people and a blueprint which gives a summary of the book. There is a map in the beginning of each book, showing the key places of events in the book. Also you will find character studies of different Biblical characters like Moses, David,etc. All over the Bible there are foot notes throwing more light into the verses. At the end of the Bible, there is an index to the notes and there are few colour maps. A carefully organized cross-reference runs along the margins of the Bible text. I find this Bible easy to read without straining the eyes, with large clear print. Also the foot notes are not disturbing when you want to skip them and focus on the Biblical text. This Bible is little heavier than the slimline version. But the clear, easy to read text and the notes definitely outweighs the weight.