Favorite Study Bibles with Tim Frisch & Tim Nickels!

I recently sat down with @AFrischPerspective and @anickelsworthbiblereviews for a live video, and in this clip we discussed our favorite Study Bibles!

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1️⃣ ESV Concise Study Bible

2️⃣ NET Full Notes Edition

3️⃣ ESV Study Bible

4️⃣ NKJV Cultural Backgrounds

5️⃣ Grace & Truth Study Bible

6️⃣ NIV Study Bible

7️⃣ Foundation Study Bible

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0:00 Hello Friends!
2:05 Wildsmith Favorites
3:24 Nickels Favorites
5:43 Frisch Favorites
8:28 Final Thoughts

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[chrisfur]

Love it when the Tim Trio makes an appearance

[andrewbrimmer]

Love the Thompson Chain Reference and the life application bible

[AFrischPerspective]

Thanks for sharing this segment, Tim! I love interacting with both of you and hope we can do it again some time!

[donnawildsmith]

I’m fascinated by the Cultural Backgrounds Bible since I’m studying the history of Israel during the divided kingdoms before the exile & the corresponding prophets this year. Thanks for this good information. ❤️

[Stardestroy]

I primarily study from the Reformation Study Bible, but I also will utilize the ESV, Ancient Faith, and Life Application study bibles to get a well rounded perspective.

[robertshirley]

I will be the different one here. For my physical Study Bible, I love the Open Bible (KJV, NKJV, NIV). It only has around 120 short notes on basic topics - but has NO exegetical notes. It also has an extensive topical index. It helps me to dig into the Scriptures for myself, without relying on someone else’s thoughts and explanations.
When I want or need explanation, I consult the notes in my digital Study Bibles. (The older I get, the harder it is to read the notes in a physical Study Bible)

[chrisjohnson]

I'm going to have to agree with Tim on this one.

[mikehoward]

Love the “Timity” 😄😇. Thank you for sharing this clip Tim. 👍👌

[airangel]

Hey Tim, this video came on the heels of my email to you just last week inquiring about the New Inductive Study Bible. Hope to see that on your channel soon.

[JosephAlanMeador]

That NET full notes is interesting to me, thanks for mentioning it! I've been enjoying the Thompson Chain Reference NASB '77 version, the possibility for deep dives in the word is pretty cool there.

[jennifercamirand]

I can't say that I rely on a singular study Bible, however I do find myself reaching for my ESV Study Bible more than any other. I would absolutely love to see it in a two volume set (premium or otherwise) with a reference Bible as one volume and the study notes in the other. It would be great to take the reference Bible as a daily carry, and be able to leave the notes at home.

[sandracoombs]

I think I might have to get that Cultural Backgrounds Study Bible. Every mention of it has been very positive. Many thanks The Three Tims. 😀🇦🇺😊

[haydenyuan]

I love the MacArthur Study Bible and the ESV Study Bible!

[PaulH]

I just wanted to mention Thomas Nelson’s KJV Study Bible: Full Color Edition and their NKJV Study Bible: Full Color Edition study Bibles. Both are excellent with an appealing format and lots of color and visual appeal and surprisingly they have different study notes.

[Caroline-ezls]

THIS is crazy!!!! I have that Bible too, and 5 Schuyler bibles and I keep going back to this one because of the size!!!! It is so wild that you have ALL those bibles to choose from, as do I, and we keep going back to the cheap one because it truly has the best size 😊 Thank you for the reviews of bibles… they are very informative!

[glenn]

Always good to see the three Tims together. TN’s full colour KJV Study Bible remains my favourite. Slightly surprised Tim N didn’t mention the LASB, I recall him saying that one had a big impact on him, as it has on many others.

[markbeedy]

Wow! I'm renewing my faith and trying to find a excellent study Bible that will help me to understand how the Bible was written. I thank the 3 of you for your input. My conclusion is that I will need to find at least 2 study Bibles to help me with my journey. Peace.

[MAMoreno]

The ESV Student Study Bible is a good middle ground between the standard ESVSB and the ESV Concise SB. One of my go-to tests to see whether a study Bible is trying too hard to be a one-volume commentary is the first page of Genesis. If the book can't fit at least five verses on that first page, it's going overboard. If it can fit the bulk of Genesis 1 on the first page, then it's too light. The ESVSB has a paltry two verses, the Student SB has 8 1/2 verses, and the Concise SB has 23 verses.

[ISayToMyself]

The Spirit Filled Study Bible and the Life Application Study Bible get my vote. (The NIV Study Bible has been a long favorite of mine).

[robbiemiddleton]

I got The niv study Bible about a month ago and I am loving it .