NASB Giant Print (14Pt) Reference Bible Black Genuine Leather Thumb Indexed

Description

This Giant Print (14Pt) New American Standard Bible (NASB) Bible provides the most precise translation to enable you to conduct a personal journey through the Word of God.
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Foundation Publications, Inc.

NASB Giant-Print Reference Bible

Features:

• Black Genuine Leather – Thumb Indexed
• Gold page edges and exterior printing
• Updated NASB – today’s most popular word for word translation
• Concordance
• 8 full
  color maps
• Book
  Introductions
• Over
  13,000 end of verse references based on key words and themes
• Words spoken by Christ
  in red
• Self help verses
• Presentation Page
• 6 Page
  Family Records section
• Verse
  Format
• Red
  Letter
• Two
  Column Text
• Dictionary

Font Point Size: 14

ISBN: Black =
1581351275

Bible Details:

• ISBN-13: 9781581351279
• ISBN-10: 1581351275
• Red Letter: Yes
• Size: 9 3/4 x 7 x 1 7/8 Inches
• Font Size: 14

The NASB Update

Since its completion in 1971, the New American Standard
Bible has been widely acclaimed as “the most
literally accurate translation” from the original languages. Millions of people,
students, scholars, pastors, missionaries, and laypersons alike, have trusted
the
NASB, learning from it and applying
it to the challenges of their daily lives. With the
NASB, anyone can discover what the
original text really says, word for word, because it is considered the most
literal translation of the Bible in the English language, consistently following
the oldest and best manuscripts. The NASB update continues this commitment to
accuracy, while increasing clarity and readability. Vocabulary, grammar, and
sentence structure have been carefully updated for greater understanding and
smoother reading. The updated NASB remains the most literally accurate Bible in
the English language.

The smoother reading
NASB update refines
the differences in style between the ancient languages and current English.
In the process, Old English “thees,” “thys,”
and “thous,” archaic vocabulary, and sentences beginning with “And” have been
updated for better English, while verses with difficult word order were
restructured.

In addition, parallel passages have been compared and reviewed
and verbs that have a wide range of meaning have been updated to better account
for their use in the context. Proper names or titles have been used in place of
pronouns only when the context made it clear who the person was. Punctuation and
paragraphing have been formatted to fit today’s standards.
Also, the notes about ancient
manuscripts, which have appeared in most editions of the
NASB, have been reviewed and, in
many cases, feature new and more specific interesting facts.

Instead of telling the reader what to think, the
NASB update provides the most
precise translation with which to conduct a personal journey through the Word of
God.