Notetaker bible full#

The paper is opaque enough that it doesn’t really have enough show-through to need line-matching. I don’t think it has line-matching on purpose, but many of the lines on both sides of the page match up. It’s more likely to have extra spaces than not enough, but it never looks awkward. I find this to be ideal for public reading. It has around 48 characters across with 10 words per line on average.

It does include italics for supplied words. This is not a self-pronouncing edition, so the text is clean and readable. It isn’t enough to keep me from using it. Verses are indented and are easy to find. It has some slight variation, but it isn’t that noticeable. The black letter is dark and consistent throughout the Bible. This is a large-print red-letter edition with an 11 point. Page numbers are placed in the footer under the separating line. The header includes the book name and chapter number in the outer corner. The text and notes are separated by a verticle line. The text is presented in a single column verse-by-verse with a 2.5″ outer margin for notes. It has 2018 pages, and almost half of that space is blank. This would make it even better for study, teaching, and preaching.

Notetaker bible full#

I’d love to see more pages (maybe a full section). This is the same paper as the Bible pages. It has 6 blank pages in the back that are labeled for notes. I found it to be great for preaching and teaching, and for note-taking using Pigma Microns. It’s smoother to the touch than other Notetaker’s that I’ve seen. It has a little bit of glare when used under a desk lamp, but I didn’t see any glare under natural or indirect light. It’s highly opaque and it’s ivory in color. This is an excellent size for laying on the table or in your lap for reading or study, and for preaching from the pulpit. They’re thin enough that they don’t get in the way for reading or preaching.

They’re easy to pull to the corner of a page to open the Bible. It includes black and gold head/tail bands and two black ribbons. It had no trouble staying completely open in Genesis out of the box.

It’s edge-lined with a synthetic liner and the binding is Smyth sewn. The spine looks amazing with the lambskin. The ribs don’t flex like some of the other’s I’ve seen, but it still brings the text block upward when the Bible is opened, allowing the page the lay flat. The spine has HOLY BIBLE, RED LETTER, KING JAMES VERSION, NOTE TAKER’S EDITION, and The KJV Store logo printed in gold. It also has a decorative line etched around the edges. It includes stitching around the perimeter. It’s flexible but not too floppy to hold. It has a smooth grain but it does have enough texture to stand out. I was not required to give a positive review, only an honest one. The KJV Store provided this Bible in exchange for an honest review. The KJV Store Notetakers was made for those who are serious note-taking and want a red-letter edition in elegant lambskin. It’s a large print Bible that’s great for study and preaching. It has a 2.5-inch margin in the outer margin of every page. It’s the best note-taking Bible on the market. The KJV Notetaker’s Bible has been around for a while in several different covers by several different publishers. New American Standard Bible 2020 (NASB).NLT Wide Margin Bible Filament Edition Review