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Types Of Bibles

 

Bride's Bible — Usually a small Bible bound in white and including a decorated wedding certificate, for the bride to carry during the marriage ceremony.  

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Children's Bible — A text Bible with simple Bible study helps, maps, and illustrations.  

Chronological Bible — A Bible that is organized all or in part in the order in which the events of the Bible took place.  

Concordance Bible — Normally a reference Bible with a concordance or alphabetical listing of key words giving every book, chapter, and verse where the words appear in the Bible.  

Family Bible — A large Bible containing a family record section and often other collateral material for family reading, study, and devotion. Many editions have Master Art reproductions.  

Gift and Award Bible — A text Bible designed for purchase in quantity by a church or individual for presentation on promotion day. Graduation, or similar occasions. Usually includes some study helps and maps,  

Giant Print Bible — Features large, easy-to-read type, especially helpful for the visually impaired, the elderly. young children, or others who prefer an extremely readable type.  

Interlinear Bible — A Bible in which the Hebrew and/or Greek text appears with the actual translated English word either below or to the side of the text.  

Loose-Leaf Bible — The complete Bible text, usually with center-column references and wide margins, printed on loose-leaf sheets of writing quality paper and inserted into a ring binder.  

Parallel Bible — These Bible or Testaments have two or more translations of the scriptures laved out in such a way that the reader can compare any given verse in one translation with the same verse in another translation in a side-by-side format.  

Pew Bible — an inexpensive hard cover text Bible to place in pew racks for use by church members during the worship service.  

Pulpit or Lectern Bible — A large Bible that is usually without collateral material for use on a lectern. Pulpit, altar, or communion table  

Red Letter Bible — a Bible in which the words of Christ are printed in red.

Reference Bible — Contains center-column, in-verse. side-column or page bottom references throughout the text to other passages of Scripture on the same subject. These references were included in the first KJV of 1611.

Self-Pronouncing — Bibles in which difficult by diacritical marks in order to help the reader pronounce them properly. Some smaller Bibles have a self-pronouncing index, while larger Bibles have difficult names self-pronounced in the text.  

Study Text Bible — Prepared for Bible students, usually with a dictionary, concordance, and study helps to facilitate Bible study.  

Teachers Bible — A Bible containing study aids that are useful to the teacher.

Text Bible — A Bible containing the text of the Scriptures without references.  

Verse-Reference Bible — A Bible with references placed directly within the verse to which they refer and not in a center column. (Holman)

 

 

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