DIY: How To Make Your Own 'Note Takers' Bible (cut, rip, clamp, saw, slice, etc…)
A step by step tutorial [url=http://spurgeon.wordpress.com/2006/11/06/diy-blank-bible-part-1/]here
DIY: How To Make Your Own 'Note Takers' Bible (cut, rip, clamp, saw, slice, etc…)
A step by step tutorial [url=http://spurgeon.wordpress.com/2006/11/06/diy-blank-bible-part-1/]here
Or you could buy one if you're lazy like me:
http://www.pilkingtonandsons.com/interleavedbibles.htm
Thanks for sharing this. I really want one of these bibles now. I like to make notes in the columns of my bible but never have enough space.
For those of us too frugal to dish out $100.00 for this interwoven bible, why not just purchase a large spiral notebook at Wal-Mart and designate the blank pages for the respective chapters and books as you methodically go through your studies? The only difference here would be having to write out the actual verses, but that shouldn't be a problem if you're using it as a parallel commentary. You can keep it next to your Bible on the table.
I agree that even the "wide margin" Bibles are often not enough to fit what the Holy Spirit may be teaching you on a specific verse. Commentaries deserve their own tomes.
Brother Paul
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