NASB Large Print Personal Size Reference Bible, Olive LeatherTouch, Red Letter, Presentation Page, Cross-References, Full-Color Maps, Easy-to-Read Bible Karmina Type

This is a great Bible! It's personal size so I find the print is normally small. But not this time! I believe it us 11.25 like the description says, the cover is soft, simple and pretty. I live that I was able to find this Bible for under $20. It's the perfect smaller size Bible, again, I appreciate that the print isn't tiny, it's a great buy!

This is a great bible for the price and so easy to read. The font is perfect; 11.25 and is not too modern or old style. Its just right. I own many expensive bibles: Cambridge, Allan, Schuyler etc, but I find myself using this one the most. The size is not too big or small, and easy to carry anywhere and read. It seems to be made well also so you can't beat this bible for the price. I highly recommend it.

I recently purchased the NASB Large Print Personal Size Reference Bible in Olive LeatherTouch, and I am thoroughly impressed! The large print is incredibly easy to read, making it perfect for long reading sessions without straining my eyes.The Olive LeatherTouch cover feels luxurious and durable, giving the Bible a beautiful, timeless look. I love the red-letter feature for the words of Christ; it adds a nice touch and makes it easy to find important passages.The reference system is well-organized, and the layout is clear, allowing for easy navigation through the text. It’s compact enough to take with me wherever I go, making it a wonderful companion for both study and personal devotion.Overall, this Bible is a fantastic blend of style, readability, and practicality. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a quality edition that is both user-friendly and visually appealing.

Large print is perfect for my aging eyes. Pages are thick. This Bible also comes with that "stuck together pages" you grew up loving about a new book. The color is a beautiful olive that is very popular right now. Perfect for a daily reading Bible and lovely enough to take to church each week.

Such a cute bible with good size font. Used for my wedding and my sister engraved our last name into it. Love the translation-it wad super easy to read.

Really good plain English version.Easy to read. Great cross reference for my NKJ, NLT and NIV versions.It’s thin and large print. Good for travel.

The Bible quality is wonderful. The print is big and comfortable to read, the paper is nice and opaque rather than irritatingly see through... however...All my Bibles are older editions; 1995 NASB, NKJV, KVJ, and an ERV. (With this 2020 NASB I also bought a CSB cuz I didn't have one of those.) I had done some research into this 2020 edition before I purchased it because of the speculations I had heard that the Bible was being tampered with. From what I understood, the editions made in this 2020 version was supposed to be for reading comprehension. Things like changing "bretheren" to "people" to include women... okay, as a woman I had always assumed "brethren" included my gender but whatever. If the revisions were made for increased comprehension then it should still be a good edition to study from.However, in skimming through passages I noticed something that leaves me a little unsettled... some of the choices made for "better comprehension" don't make sense to me. Exodus 7:22. Go look it up. In all my Bibles it says the magicians of Egypt did the same with their secret arts. That's simple enough to follow, right? Help me understand why the choice was made to revise this in the 2020 NASB to say the "soothsayer priests"...I didn't know what this Bible was talking about. I have never heard a magician referred to in this verbiage and it seems unnecessarily confusing. I even pulled out my Hebrew Aramaic concordance and looked at the original root word for this passage and it is simply translated as "horoscopist"/magician. I have no idea why "soothsayer priest" was inserted here and it honestly unsettles me...So, 4 stars for quality but I would NOT buy this for a young believer/student of the word. This would likely be best for a seasoned reader who often compares translations in their study.

A very nice sized compact bible. very pretty olive green with gold accent. The type print is not too small and easy on the eyes to read. Pages are thin and need to turn carefully because some are stuck together at first use. This is my first NASB version and I really like it, easy to comprehend and read. there is a topical index of the old and new testament in the back that is very useful. A few maps in the back too.