Majestic Bible Tabs Lavender by Na, Na (2009)

Yes everyone needs to cheat at times and you can do that when you use your Bible tabs to find a book in the Bible you are not sure where it is.

Very happy with these Bible tabs. They are sturdy and the font is easy to read. The application guide made everything straightforward and I had no issues in applying them to the pages. Highly recommend.

A couple months ago, I bought myself a new Bible because I want to start regularly reading the Bible. During my search for a new Bible, I came across these Bible tabs and hemmed and hawed for a long time about buying them. I've seen a number of people use them but didn't know if I wanted to try them. Eventually I caved and bought the lavender color since purple is my favorite color.This package of tabs contains 72 tabs, which are foil-edged and have the books of the Bible on both sides. There are six sheets of tabs, with 64 tabs for the 66 books of the Protestant Bible (1 John, 2 John, and 3 John are listed as 1-3 John on one tab), as well as tabs for Notes, Special, Concord (King James Version), Index, Old Testament, New Testament, Maps, and Life Verse. There aren't any blank tabs available and these wouldn't work as well with a Catholic Bible. Each tab measures an inch long, is lavender in color with purple flowers in the background, has purple foil edges, and the names of the books are printed very legibly in black. The package of tabs comes with a Tab Placement Guide as well as instructions. These tabs are made in China.When I opened this package, the instructions seemed overwhelming the first time I read them. The tabs need to be attached carefully because the clear parts are essentially like stickers being permanently stuck to thin pages of a Bible. I ended up reading through the instructions a few times before I started. Once I got started, it was very easy and I'd say the entire process took me about an hour because I was being extra careful. You'll need to use the Tab Placement Guide for every book of the Bible and it's very handy.After placing all of the tabs in my Bible and doing a decent job, if I do say so myself, here are some tips I learned from the process:- Read the instructions carefully before beginning. Don't rush!- When removing the tabs from the sheets, I found it easiest to peel the tabs from the outside versus starting from the inside. If the colored tab part starts to peel away, grab the whole tab so the purple part doesn't rip.- Carefully line up the top of the tab with the arrow on the Tab Placement Guide. If you aren't sure which number you are on, look at the name of the book you just completed and count down the tabs. After the clear plastic part is sticking to the page, fold the tab in half, make sure there is only one page sticking to the tab and carefully attach the other part of the tab to the back of the page.- The tabs will always be attached to the pages on the right side, regardless of if the beginning of the book starts on the left page. Some of my tabs are attached to the title page of the book and some are on the page with some of the verses.- The clear parts may cover some words in the Bible but you'll still be able to see through it without any problems.- If you make a mistake and a tab is uneven, you MAY be able to fix it. I was able to very carefully peel the tab off and try again. Because the pages of the Bible are very thin and delicate, I wouldn't count on being able to do this but you may be able to do it if needed.- Don't press down firmly on the tabs until they are in place how you'd like them, in case you need to adjust them (if possible).Once I got started with applying the tabs, the process was fairly easy to do. After I reached the end of the Old Testament, I just continued on with the next tab number when I attached the "Matthew" tab so that the tabs flowed nicely. When you find the book of the Bible you want to look in, don't pull on the tab because the pages may rip. Instead, I find the tab, lift it up slightly, slide my finger into the Bible and open it from there to keep my Bible in good shape.I love the look of these tabs and they help me find the books easily! I like that they come in a lot of different colors to suit everyone's favorite color and they are made nicely. They don't feel cheap and they look beautiful. I'm proud to have these in my Bible and am considering purchasing another set for my other Bible! I know a couple of the tabs don't look perfect but I'm okay with that. I have a couple tabs left over that I haven't used but I'm going to tuck them away in my Bible cover in case I decide to use them later. If you are looking for some tabs for your Bible, these are a good option and I recommend them!

These tabs were very easy to place and very forgiving if you did mess up. The guide was very helpful in making sure they were positioned in the right way. I will purchase these again in the future.

I had anxiety over trying tabs. I bought a brand new purple Bible and decided to go for it! Mistake! Got up to Deuteronomy and began to realize I was not placing them correctly! The instructions that come with these are not helpful. So I really struggled getting started. I watched some videos and thought ok let’s try. Even the videos I watched for these particular tabs don’t do a full walkthrough from Old to New Testament. I thought I’m being silly, it can’t be that hard. I was wrong! I had to stop and begin to peel away! Agonizing! Each one came of fairly easy which kinda made me wonder if they would have even lasted long because I was expecting it to be impossible to remove. It did crinkle the pages though. I was doing ok till I had to peel away Deuteronomy, then it tore a little! Ugh! Brand new beautiful bible messed up before I got to read it! Got them off but so upset. Don’t think I’ll try tabbing again which is so unfortunate. I really wanted a faster way to get to where the pastor says “turn to”. Bummer for me! I give 3 stars to be fair as I suck at this lol, but the instructions could be better. Our bibles are precious to us! Each bible I own has special meaning to me. I’m just going to have to cope. I highly recommend if you are like me (a tabbie newbie), practice on a bible you don’t use that often first to learn how. Don’t mess up a nice new bible like I did! Thankfully it’s not too terrible but still! My poor, beautiful, purple bible that I waited forever to finally buy is flawed now🥺📖💜

Perfect for my Bible! Love them. Makes it easy to find where I am at.

I bought the much cheaper 'supplement' version, not sure what the other one of £30 is for, maybe someone comes to the house to fit them for you?Anyway it was a great purchase for my journalling Bible. I used to laugh wonder what was going on when I saw these for sale as I was taught the books of the Bible from I could talk! But with a different translation of Bible with a very different layout than I am used to, I thought these would be useful to save dogeared journal pages.The sticky part is clear which is perfect as you can see when you are lined up with the edge of the page. They are also forgiving, I was able to carefully manoeuvre a couple that weren't quite in the right place. The guide is great, the spaces are a little wider than the tab so you get a little space between which is better than them overlapping by accident which could easily happen around the shorter books.Overall very happy with my purchase. I have more tabs which I haven't used so will pop them into my every day Bible for maps, index etc.

Having struggled to find my way around my bible quickly, I decided to buy these. Then I had a brainwave...I bought two in different colours. I colourcoded my old and new testament for speed. Then passed the unsed colours to a friend who also thought it was a good idea. My photo shows the finished project.

A little bit fiddly to put in place but not too bad. More tedious than anything because it includes ALL the books of the bible separately! Unlike an index bible that might have three or four books printed on the same thumb index. So of course, this also means more tabs sticking out. However, I’m fine with that and think the shiny foil, lavender floral tabs actually improved the look of my bible and it’s now so easy to navigate.One tip, cut below the recommended dotted line on the positioning guide, to give yourself space to fold the guide under the bottom edge of the page... that way it acts as an anchor to keep the guide in place; making it a lot easier to line them up whilst ensuring you don’t accidentally stick two pages together. Hope this helps! :)

Does the job very happy with it can find the sections easily. Easy to put on. I was creative in my use for example I put Psalms and Proverbs in odd sections Isaiah and then the gospels to stand them out and the others I put in a diagonal wave. Very happy with the purchase.

I found these really helpful to me personally. They help me so much when I need to find a readings at church or at home. They my take a long time to put in but it is worth it and it makes your bible personal to you.