Reformation Heritage KJV Study Bible (Hardback, Black)

Correction: Other contributors include do include Geoff Banister, Charles Barrett, Michael Barrett, Joel Beeke, Gerald Bilkes, Brian DeVries, Ian Goligher, John Greer, Jerrold Lewis, Alan MacGregor, Andy McIntosh, Pooyan Mehrshahi, Colin Mercer, Gerald Procee, Maurice Roberts, David Silversides, John Thackway, and Malcolm Watts.

Confessions Included: Westminster, Heidelberg, Belgic, Dordt.
Creeds Include: Apostles', Nicene, Athanasian, Chalcedon.

[Pastorall]

Mat, I bought this bible because of this video review. I am really enjoying it. Thanks for posting this review.

[danwood]

Love this Bible! Have given away about a half-dozen

[Cotyblack]

You can get this in hardback at Reformation Heritage books for $26 right now.

[jgeph.]

I have this in the goatskin and absolutely love it . The paper in this hardback looks to be the same and I may grab a copy to keep in the car .

[PrentissYeates]

This bible is the very best for classical reformed study notes with the Authorized version. It will be no problem for those who stumble over the AV, enjoy and eat well.

[tarashchatterjee]

I too have been liking the hard backs since few months😂😂. I think this is a temporary phase before we get back to our good old goat/ calf skin bible. 😊

[robbyclark]

It really tends to irk me that Pentecostals can’t embrace (by and large) good, sound, doctrine such as much of the reformed theology. I understand that it doesn’t embrace the manifestations of the Holy Spirit such as the go to “speaking in tongues “ but there is a wealth, a treasure, of good, wholesome, sound, biblical doctrine to be found in the reformed theology teachings and it would behoove any dedicated Christian to research and study it out. I know of some that do and they are all the better Pentecostals for it.

[BJHewitt]

Very nice looking Bible for a hardback. Thanks for sharing with us.

[fivestar]

For me - Hardbacks for study bible and nice covers for good ol bibles.

[garythomas]

Which would you recommend (translation aside), RC Sproul’s Reformed Study Bible or the The Reformation Heritage Study Bible? I’m having a hard time deciding. Thank you, sir!

[SilentRiver]

Hello Pastor, thank you so much for your content. I have been blessed by it since becoming a subscriber recently.

I would like your opinion, as I am in the market for my first study bible. I am torn between the bible you reference here and the Holman KJV study bible. Do you recommend the Holman study bible? I have seen you review other Holman text and wanted to know your thoughts.

Thank you so much!!

[JayEhm]

I own that one. Worth every penny if you're Reformed. The Didache Bible is the one I use now.

[kevinroll]

Brother, I didn’t hear you mention in the video, but noticed in the description box that the Chalcedonian Definition is included. I just want to have some confirmation before I purchase it. Thank you.

[AmericanShia]

Excellent review! I bought the regular hardcover, loved it, and bought the Goat skin edition. Immediately I had buyers remorse. I wish I bought the premium hardcover, and purchased the R A Allen 26 Brevier Blackface Goat skin. However, this Reformed Study Bible has excellent contents. KJV or NKJV would have been fine for me.

The Family Worship, Study Articles, and the Confessions make it a must have for me, but not in Goat skin.

[allanp]

Per your review I bought one... Thanks

[thhall]

Thank you for sharing your work. Have you ever used a 4 column harmony of the 4 gospels? If so, do you recommend one?

[telecasterplayer]

I think you can still get the Schuyler Canterbury leather over board from Evangelical Bible for only $75. It is one of the most beautiful KJV Bibles available.

[peterpiper]

If I could find a LARGE PRINT of this edition, I would certainly buy it. But all the Bibles from the Reformation website are ridiculously priced.

[bonnie]

Love your videos. I would love to see you crash test a cheaper on the go bible now that your not going to be using the pit minion. For example the yellow ESV that you previously reviewed (perhaps the yellow is a bit too bold though). I would really like to see how an imitation leather bible holds up for all of us who can’t afford a premium bible. Keep up the good work and God bless you and your family.

[nehml]

I hope itll reach Philippines..shipping cost is skyrocket + tax :(