Now THIS Is How It’s Done! - ESV Spiral Journaling Bible

The NLT Spiral Bible is nice, but the paper isn’t great and the font looks a little like it was copied. The ESV Spiral Notebook is very nice, but it isn’t friendly for left handed people. This one hits the mark. It has high quality, a large font, and it is usable whether you are left or right handed.

Afilliate Link:

Crossway Link:

Christian Book:

[joneswdmj]

I received these after a lot of thought and research. I am so happy with them, no regrets.

[glenystranter]

I bought a set of these after careful prayer to the Lord, he lead me to these. I have not regretted getting them.

[michaelsayad]

I love that it’s a spiral notebook that has scripture and lines on the same page because you can close it so it’s more manageable to write on your lap.

[djpodesta]

Fellow leftie here. I love this format with the single column and interestingly for me, the colour scheme is superb! - as I usually revert toward a black cover.

After checking out a few other spiral bound bibles. I think that this is the set that I am going to go for; now that I know that I can store the volumes in their own slip cover.

[christinefoss]

My set is on order and due to come in November some time. I can't wait to see them in person.

[plgrmOne]

Thanks for the review. I'd buy a set just because of that 5-volume set up, very nice way of grouping the books.

[kevinvodochodsky]

Bought one for my wife, she’s left handed and loves this Bible she’s using for her schooling right now at Midwestern’s Women’s Institute.

[sharonyoung]

I like the individual book that have the right hand page lined for journaling but not the spirals. That many spirals would get caught in each other on the shelf. I use them for scripture writing (it’s how I remember scripture) and for book studies.

I would like the ESV spiral set you just showed. Saving my money.

[carmennooner]

I have the complete set of the original Spiral Bible in KJV. I don't recall who the publisher is, but I have it safely put away until I am ready to get into it. From what I can tell, the paper quality looks better in this set, but I already made the investment for the others, so I will pass on this. I have the boxed set of individual journaling books of the New Testament in the ESV that my sister bought for me years ago. I work in those from time to time, though the font is too small for me at this time. I also have an NKJV Journal The Word Bible that I occasionally transfer notes to. And, I have Post it Notes and regular small note pads and lots of washi tape that I use in my Bibles that don't have space for journaling. Basically, I will turn any Bible into a journaling Bible with a little creativity! :)

[MsDaph]

I have 3 out of the 5. The Poetry and the New Testament is on back order hopefully I get them next month.

[thomasshannon]

The Prophets cover looks burnt orange to my rather wonky, color-challenged eyeballs, so we can rule that out, haha.

Those are definitely cool! Wish I'd had this in KJV back in the Stone Age during my "Berean" period. There was a KJV in a 3-ring binder back in the day. Just on regular copy paper, 3-hole punched, not evenhole reinforcements (lick and stick, right?). Definite lead balloon, imo.

If you hear of something similar in NKJV, I will take 4, please. Thanks for another good one, Sir.

[CaptaenRon]

I really like it. Any similar options that sacrifice font size to fit everything in one? Maybe just too big or way too small of font to pull that off I guess.

[nan.starjak]

I have a full journaling Bible for my study notes. I'm thinking this New Testament would be good for notes from lectio divina.

[EmpowerHerDreams]

If you had to buy them individually, which two would you start with?