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We aim to offer the freshest and most compelling biblically-based content to Christians who take their relationship with Christ seriously. BibleStudyTools.com gives Christians of any age and at any stage the opportunity to read, study, understand, and apply the Bible to their lives. With free devotionals, study guides, helpful articles, and rich personalization functions, visitors to Bible Study Tools will be able to make the most of their Bible study time and unlock its meaning in their lives in new and vital ways.

Our rich online library includes well known and trusted commentaries including the popular Matthew Henry Commentary, CSB Study Bible, Tony Evans Bible Commentary, commentaries from Warren Wiersbe, and many more. Other Bible study resources include concordances included Strong's Exhaustive Concordance and Naves Topical Concordance, Bible dictionaries, encyclopedias, parallel Bible, Hebrew and Greek lexicons, and historical Christian and church books such as Fox's Book of Martyrs.

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Blue Letter Bible is blessed to announce our newest collection of study resources from the ESV Global Study Bible, generously provided by our partners at Crossway Publishing. The pure number and quality of study resources provided are incredible, including 14,151 concordance entries, 12,215 study note entries for every chapter of the Bible, and 80,000 cross-references.

Blue Letter Bible has always endeavored to not just provide free Bible study resources but make them available to everyone. This has led to a fervor to provide resources and tools in other languages to reach a global audience. That is why we are so excited to announce several newly released international language resources from multiple different authors.

On January 18th, our CEO and co-founder, Pastor Jim Milligan, had the opportunity to be a part of an interview with Creation Today's president, Eric Hovind. In this 34-minute dialogue, Eric and Pastor Jim walk through how important it is for us as Christians to study the Word of God and how Blue Letter Bible facilitates that.

Blue Letter Bible is a free, searchable online Bible program providing access to many different Bible translations including:KJV, NKJV, NLT, ESV, NASB20, NASB95 and many others. In addition, in-depth study tools are provided on the site with access tocommentaries, encyclopedias, dictionaries, and other theological resources. Browse the site to see all of the Biblestudy tools available.

This student study Bible came in this slip box case, which makes it nice for gifting. (Different cover options have different packaging. So if the packaging matters to you, make sure you double check on the Crossway website what cover has what packaging.)

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The Faithlife Study Bible unites the Faithlife community and your personal study. Explore the depth of the Bible with friends, family, your church, or your school. Share discoveries, inspiring quotes, encouraging verses, and so much more with your Faithlife community.

With comprehensive notes, in-depth commentary, cross-references, maps and other valuable resources, these study bibles offer profound insights for the devoted scholar. Discover how a study bible can enrich your spiritual experience and equip you with the tools to understand Scripture more clearly as you read it.

Oh how I love this Bible! Warren Wiersbe is one of my absolutely favorite preachers and teachers. I enjoy his commentaries, and also enjoy his study series. This Bible is just gorgeous, and it is absolutely beautiful.

Since its initial publication in 1978, The Ryrie Study Bible has sold more than 2.6 million copies, giving countless Bible readers a firmer grasp on "the greatest of books." Available in multiple translations and containing more than 10,000 of Dr. Ryrie's explanatory notes, it is a single source for all Bible study needs.

A reliable companion for both personal and classroom study, the Baylor Annotated Study Bible follows in the long-standing mission of Baylor University: to serve as a faithful witness to the liberating, transformative good news of the gospel. Just as Baylor stands astride the realms of church and academy, so the Baylor Annotated Study Bible joins Christian conviction with scholarly rigor to provide a unique and accessible guide for all students of the Christian Scriptures and all followers of Christ. Let the tools provided here lead to an engagement with God's Word that enlightens, enriches, and encourages.

The Orthodox Study Bible is the fruit of over twenty years of labor by many of the best Orthodox Christian theologians of our time. Here, by the grace of God, you will find the living water of His Word with comprehensive study guides and teachings that bring to our modern world the mind of the ancient Christian Church. It is the first ever full-length (Old and New Testaments) Orthodox Study Bible in English.

Open the Little Rock Catholic Study Bible and feel at home with the Word of God. Through accessibly written information and engaging visuals that highlight and clarify significant areas of Scripture, readers will easily gain an understanding of these ancient texts that can be carried into today's world. Using the authorized translation in the New American Bible Revised Edition, this lasting volume is ideal for both personal use and group Bible study.

The valuable information in the Little Rock Catholic Study Bible is offered in small notes and inserts that accompany the Bible texts as well as in expanded essays, articles, and graphics. Key symbols help readers quickly identify the type of information they need, such as explanations, definitions, dates, character and author profiles, archaeological insights, personal prayer starters, and insights connecting Scripture and its use in today's church. Colorful maps, timelines, photographs, and charts further enhance the study experience. Longer articles are dedicated to explaining study Bible fundamentals, the Catholic Church's use of the Bible, and the people and places of the biblical world.

I know many people posted about this in the past but the comments didn't help me with my decision. So, I am looking to get a study bible in the ESV edition and after watching so many bible reviews online and pondering about it, I narrowed down my choices to two bibles: ESV (Crossway) vs Reformation (R.C. Sproul). I already have the MacArthur Study Bible in NASB translation and love it so far. Now I am looking to get another study bible (but in the ESV translation since that's the translation that most people I know uses). I just have trouble picking between the two. Some people prefer the ESV by Crossway over the Reformation one while some said to get the Reformation one instead. I am so torn between the two and budget wise I can get one of them. From my understand, as the name suggests the Reformation Study Bible gear towards the reformed circle (which I really respect since my favorite preachers are Spurgeon, MacArthur, Sproul, Washer, Piper, etc.) but I am not sure I am truly committed to reformed theology (although I am definitely leaning more towards it than arminian theology). The confessions and creeds in the back of the Bible definitely seem to be handy but I don't attend reformed church so not sure if I need them. On the other hand, I heard the ESV done by Crossway is one of the best study Bibles so far (according to most bible reviewers) and there are lots of articles, charts, and maps in it and look really neat. So, if any of you that have both of these study bibles, would you kindly give me a description of the types of study notes in both these bibles and how they are similar and different. Which one do you prefer and why? Which of these two has the most study notes and are comprehensive? If I am not worried about budget, I would get both but if I have to choose between the two, which one? Thank you so much! God bless!

The joke went something like this: You read the English Bible from left to right, the Hebrew Bible from right to left, and the Scofield Bible from the bottom up. In other words, the notes controlled the text. While the joke is funny to a degree, the results are far from humorous. For most of the twentieth century, if you were to walk into a bookstore to purchase a study Bible, you would be hardpressed to find any other option than the Scofield Bible. That changed in 1985, when Zondervan published the NIV Study Bible.

The NIV Study Bible became the new pacesetter for study Bibles. A trans-denominational team set out to produce a consensus Bible that would represent the variety of theological views within evangelicalism. Notes would also include archeological data, and attention would be given to introductions for each book.

One of the seven on the cover was The New Geneva Study Bible, first published in 1995 under the editorship of R.C. Sproul. It was renamed the Reformation Study Bible in 1998. Unlike the NIV Study Bible, this study Bible did not seek to represent the broad consensus of evangelicalism; rather, it represented, for the first time since 1560, a study Bible from the Reformed tradition.

The mountain of seven has grown to that hundred-plus number mentioned earlier. There are study Bibles for nearly every denomination or theological point of view. Roman Catholics have The New Jerusalem Bible. The Orthodox Study Bible, The Lutheran Study Bible, and The Wesley Study Bible all serve their respective denominations. Pentecostals and Charismatics have the Spirit-Filled Bible, the Life in the Spirit Study Bible, and others. ff782bc1db