The Hebrew-Greek Key Word Study Bible: NKJV Edition, Black Genuine Leather (Key Word Study Bibles) Leather Bound – Illustrated, November 11, 2015

The bible presented very well. Good references and cool cover

Our Pastor has been encouraging us to get a Hebrew/Greek bible to dive deeper into our studies and never have I ever received so much clarification, edification and Sophia wisdom until I purchased this Bible! The dictionary for the Greek/Hebrew words are my fav part! I get to understand the context way better and truly rightly divide the word! I also love to write notes during our services and my own study time - so the margins are a great size for my handwriting. The only thing is - the pages are super thin - but I can understand because there’s a lot of pages on this beautifully bound Book! One of the best investments I could’ve ever made on my Christian walk!

From several comments, and from a bible reviewer's multiple pictures I was very hesitant to purchase this. I've flipped through the entire book, checking every 10 pages or so. No issues with the printing fading, or print quality changing. The italics are lighter by design, and the words of Jesus could be bolder but are a deeper red color. Previously reported typo is not there. This is a wonderful resource, and I'm soo thankful I purchased. The leather quality is very good, thick but flexible. It is double sewn, and has a lifetime guarantee. I intend to put that to the test and use it as one of my primary study resources.

For the serious Bible reader. Many notations in the text do make it challenging to read the text quickly, but the use of this kind of Bible is usually for someone who is reading the text word by word to analyze and better understand the transcription so it is what it is. If you want to read through text more quickly, choose another Bible, but if you want to understand the words and translations, get this one ... or get both!

I have the key word study Bible in NSAB, ESV and now NKJV. I get a new Bible every year, but the wider margins are fantastic. I highlight and make notes a lot so it’s been helpful for sure.

I had been looking at the Hebrew-Greek keyword bibles for awhile, when I saw the leather ones on sale for 50 I had to buy. This is NOT a compact Bible. I included a picture of it next to my large print Thinline...But if you want to really dive into the Hebrew and Greek, and really dissect every verse this is the Bible for you! I have the NKJV genuine leather and I will say I am totally satisfied with the quality but I also only use pencil for notes, some people are into highlighters and I couldn't speak to that. The tools are well explained and laid out and this Bible is dripping with new insights. Can't recommend enough.

The Key Word Study Bible is my favorite Bible. I have owned the NASB77 and KJV versions of this Bible but the NKJV is my absolute favorite translation so when this came out I had to get it. I prefer to not have too many notes when i study the Bible - just have access to the base languages in case I need clarification on a word definition. I love the revisions that AMG has made to this Bible. The wide margins are great for note taking and the merger of the Strongs and Lexicon at the back is fantastic. The only down side to this Bible that I can tell is that it is fairly thick and the commentary notes seem a little theologically biased (I pretty much agree with the theological leanings but i would prefer no notes but I do get why the add some of the commentary). I've seen some complaints about text lightness and ghosting but i don't really have an issue with that in my copy of this Bible.

The Bible is good in size and lettering - which I like. However, I wish it had tabs on the side to help get to different parts of the Bible faster.