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Thomas Nelson The NASB MacArthur Study Bible, Leathersoft Butterscotch, Sienna
Unleashing God's truth, one verse at a Time!
Featuring the word-for-word accuracy of the New American Standard Bible, The MacArthur Study Bible is perfect for serious study. Dr. John MacArthur has compiled more than 20,000 study notes, and numerous charts, maps, outlines, and articles to create The MacArthur Study Bible. No other study Bible does such a thorough job of explaining the historical context, unfolding the meaning of the text, and placing it within a theological framework. It has now been updated with a concise topical index and 125-page concordance.
Teeming with beneficial Bible helps, The MacArthur Study Bible is among the elite of Bible study tools. Over 35 years of Bible study are packed into one volume. The extensive verse-by-verse study notes provide a one-stop way to do your Bible study.
Just a few of its numerous features are:
Featuring the word-for-word accuracy of the New American Standard Bible, The MacArthur Study Bible is perfect for serious study. Dr. John MacArthur has compiled more than 20,000 study notes, and numerous charts, maps, outlines, and articles to create The MacArthur Study Bible. No other study Bible does such a thorough job of explaining the historical context, unfolding the meaning of the text, and placing it within a theological framework. It has now been updated with a concise topical index and 125-page concordance.
Teeming with beneficial Bible helps, The MacArthur Study Bible is among the elite of Bible study tools. Over 35 years of Bible study are packed into one volume. The extensive verse-by-verse study notes provide a one-stop way to do your Bible study.
Just a few of its numerous features are:
- Over 600 pages of revisions and updates
- New concise Topical Index
- More than 20,000 study notes
- Introductions to the Bible
- Thorough Book Introductions and Outlines
- Outline of Systematic Theology
- Concordance
- Index to Key Bible Doctrines
- Messianic Prophecies in the Old Testament
- Timeline of Old Testament Kings and Prophets
- Timeline of New Testament Chronology
- How We Got the Bible
- How to Study the Bible
- Harmony of the Gospels
- Over 50 Bible Maps
- Full-Color Maps
- Index to Key Bible Doctrines
- Table of Weights & Measures
- Presentation page
- Family record section
- 8.5 point text
- Double-column format
- Center-column references
- Bible reading plans
- Ribbon marker
- Gold page edges
- 9.75" x 7.00" x 1.75"
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What is the difference in the NASB Bible from the ESV?
My church uses the ESV Bible and I know John MacArthur teaches and preaches from the NASB. I wanted to know what was the difference in the two Bibles. Thank you.
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ESV is an excellent translation. My Pastor feels the NASB is closest to the original manuscripts of the Bible. You can't go wrong with either one. Sorry if that doesn't help you much.
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dbrummel7
Lee's Summit, MO
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Almost identical in every way. The ESV edition has color added (blue) and a better font, however, the ESV concordance is weak by comparison.
answered 1 year, 9 months ago
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answer 3
Some of the key differences between the ESV and NASB are as follows:
The ESV is designed around an 8th grade reading level while the NASB is 11th grade.
The ESV is a new translation (2001) as compared to the NASB (1995).
The ESV had more than twice as many people working to translate from the original texts.
The ESV used more sources than the NASB.
The ESV focused on being theologically conservative.
However, the two translation are both great for adults to do in depth Bible study, and they both use very similar word choices in common translations.
The ESV is designed around an 8th grade reading level while the NASB is 11th grade.
The ESV is a new translation (2001) as compared to the NASB (1995).
The ESV had more than twice as many people working to translate from the original texts.
The ESV used more sources than the NASB.
The ESV focused on being theologically conservative.
However, the two translation are both great for adults to do in depth Bible study, and they both use very similar word choices in common translations.
answered 2 years, 3 months ago
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