An awesome King James Bible!

Pnutty Apr 6, 2016

This is so suitable for so many! A Bible I wish I could have had at the outset. Called the Defined King James Bible. And a nice 12pt font.

I just ordered it, because I can still think as Im reading along, Say what? This Bible feels to be so dummy proof! So many Bibles just have a few definitions or helps. This has you covered.

Scroll down and you can watch the video showing/describing it. I was so excited about this I wanted to share.

Easy on the pocketbook also. Now I can feel confident reading very slowly through the Bible. Not letting things slip because I just dont get it.
http://www.thekjvstore.com/kjv-bibles/large-giant-print/the-defined-king-james-bible-large-print.html

Greg if this is a no-no, delete it please!

dolfan Apr 6, 2016

Looks good for the KJV reader. I am reading the MEV of late on YouVersion and really enjoy it. And I was introduced recently to the KJV-ER (Easy Reader). Both are based on the TR, both update archaic language. For the reader who loves the basis of KJV and the visual flow of modern versions, I really enjoy the MEV so far. The KJV ER still utilizes columnar printing, which I think is not helpful. Glad you found a resource you can use for years!

sermonindex Apr 6, 2016

Hi Pnutty,

Thanks for the link. The kjvstore really has a lot of good resources. By the way, I did not know anything about the Defined KJV and really didn't even know it existed. I did a search on "What is wrong with the Defined KJV" to see if there was any negative information on it and found some eye opening reviews. Not on the KJV itself, but on the notes. Still reading them, so I don't want to bias you one way or the other, but you may want to do the same search and check into it deeper. Finding pros and cons. Interesting, and thought provoking info.

By the way, I do love the Thompson Chain reference. Great study bible, no commentary!