NLT Economy Outreach Bible Large Print (Black Letter)

I have bought 5 copies of this NLT Bible to give to others. Two were for friends new a couple of years ago to reading the Bible and to whom I had previously given filament enabled NLT editions at much higher price. They both now needed new glasses and larger print to continue their Bible study. I couldn’t afford another more expensive Bible so decided this edition would enable them to keep reading and studying. It has many great features which have been of interest to them. When you read Koorong’s great description of this edition you will see that it is a genuinely bargain priced outreach Bible. The other three purchases were for a family who are migrants to Australia and came with Bibles in their own language. The NLT gives them a Bible which they can more easily read and comprehend in English compared to the KJV, NKJV and other versions and larger print which is a help when reading a second language, as I know from personal experience. I will happily purchase more of this Bible in the future as an outreach tool.

I received this bible as an introduction to the New Living Translation. It is easy to understand and the print is easy to read and I love the grey pages which are thick and the text from the other side is not seen through the pages, which makes reading much easier. A great little economy bible!

I just got this as my no-fuss, I'm taking no notes today reader Bible. I picked it up in store after testing out the pages for ghosting and print size. Verdict: I love it.

It's a standard cardboard-covered outreach Bible with a pretty lake side image that wraps around the entire front and back of the book. The pages have a smooth texture and are a step up in quality from a standard mass market paperback. There is very minimal ghosting, which is the biggest plus. I find ghosting distracting and it irritates my eyes, so I passed over quite a few Bibles that had nice creamy, smooth, typical Bible-stype pages and lovely faux leather covers, but very visible ghosting (much more obvious in Psalms and Proverbs). The most noticeable ghosting for this Bible is the chapter numbers (these are larger and in bold) - they are clearly visible through the page for Psalms, Proverbs and Isaiah but it's not enough of a detractor and is barely noticeable in any other books.

The pages are easy to turn.

This is a double column Bible. The margins are 0. 5cm so there is no room to write. Odd numbered pages have notes at the bottom in tiny print, but the body of the text is a comfortable 9. 5 pt font.

Surprisingly, this Bible does have the Apostles Creed as a feature and a reading plan that takes you through the scriptures that flesh out the Creed. There is a section on how to know Jesus personally and an additional "where can I find it" topical section, which make it a great Bible for its…

I just got this as my no-fuss, I'm taking no notes today reader Bible. I picked it up in store after testing out the pages for ghosting and print size. Verdict: I love it.

It's a standard cardboard-covered outreach Bible with a pretty lake side image that wraps around the entire front and back of the book. The pages have a smooth texture and are a step up in quality from a standard mass market paperback. There is very minimal ghosting, which is the biggest plus. I find ghosting distracting and it irritates my eyes, so I passed over quite a few Bibles that had nice creamy, smooth, typical Bible-stype pages and lovely faux leather covers, but very visible ghosting (much more obvious in Psalms and Proverbs). The most noticeable ghosting for this Bible is the chapter numbers (these are larger and in bold) - they are clearly visible through the page for Psalms, Proverbs and Isaiah but it's not enough of a detractor and is barely noticeable in any other books.

The pages are easy to turn.

This is a double column Bible. The margins are 0. 5cm so there is no room to write. Odd numbered pages have notes at the bottom in tiny print, but the body of the text is a comfortable 9. 5 pt font.

Surprisingly, this Bible does have the Apostles Creed as a feature and a reading plan that takes you through the scriptures that flesh out the Creed. There is a section on how to know Jesus personally and an additional ""where can I find it"" topical section, which make it a great Bible for its…