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Leather KJV Bible - C.I. Scofield Study Notes

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This leather black King James Version (KJV) Bible contains notes from the 1917 C. I. Scofield Bible, including his reference system on scriptural themes.

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Description

This edition contains notes from C. I. Scofield’s 1917 study Bible, including his chain reference system on scriptural themes.The editors made grammatical changes to the introductions, section headings, cross references, and footnotes and updated abbreviations no longer in common usage to improve the modern reader’s experience. This Bible comes in a black leather with gold headbands. The binding includes red and gold ribbons. Beautifully set in Lexicon No 1.


Features Include

  • Introductions to each book of the Bible
  • Subheadings
  • Dates and Cross references
  • Footnotes
  • Reference index
  • Dictionary of proper names
  • Index and Concordance
  • Maps in full color

Other features

  • Two-column layout
  • Digitally typeset in Lexicon No1 8pt font
  • Marginal references
  • Space in the margins for personal notes
  • Matching headbands and ribbon marker
  • Premium sewn binding
  • Gold lettering

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Jerry H.
Praise for The Bible House 1917 Scofield KJV

The Bible House reset of C. I. Scofield's 1917 KJV study Bible is a finely crafted work that should please any serious Christian interested in the history of significant study Bibles. This edition has been sharply printed and reorganized with references to the left and right of the page to allow room for your own notes. The leather edition (likelyRead more about review stating Praise for The Bible House 1917 Scofield KJV a fine quality, sturdy calf skin) is nicely done by Jongbloed in the Netherlands. Curiously, this authorized KJV edition favors the Cambridge peculiarities, although Scofield first had Oxford print it. The only errors I've noted thus far (quite minor) are a mistake with the top chapter indication "HEBREWS 12, 13" at the top of page 1370, which should read "HEBREWS 13", and Luke 22:30 has "thro-nes" instead of "thrones". No doubt such errors will be corrected in subsequent editions -- so the reader should keep an eye out, just in case other mistakes show up, I suppose. Whether or not a Christian can agree with the occasional dispensational comments of Scofield, which includes the manner and timing of Christ's promised return, one should be reminded of the significance of Christ crucified (1 Cor. 2:2) balanced with our Lord's words at Matt. 24:36 and Acts 1:7 and the apostle Paul's comments through the Spirit at 1 Cor. 13:2 -- after which, note Scofield's comment about 1 Cor. chapter 13 at the bottom of page 1290.

Bobby W.
GREAT LEXICON

I TRULY LOVE THIS KJV BLACK LETTER EDITION WITH THE SCOFIELD NOTES VERY COMPACT AND EASY TO CARRY IN THE HAND. THIS WILL BE THE BIBLE I WILL CARRY WITH ME