CSB Lifeway Women’s Bible Review
CSB Lifeway Women’s Bible is a classy looking women’s Bible. Of course the real treasure is the Words inside. I have to admit that I LOVE a Bible that aesthetically pleasing to look at. You can purchase the Bible here.
You have four different designs
to choose from. I choose the gray/mint Leathertouch. The two toned Bible has a
light gray denim look that wraps around the spine and the cover is a solid mint
color. It also comes with a hard case slip cover.
The inside pages are very
pleasing to the eyes in a soft muted tone throughout
I’m not as familiar with the
Christian Standard Bible CSB as I am with other translations. Looking through
the translation looks pretty accurate. The Bible flows/reads easily and is
suitable for all ages in my opinion. In the Introduction it gives you how the
names of God are translated from the original Hebrew to the English.
As a women’s Bible it has several
study and devotional material from some well known Christian ladies. There are other articles throughout on
certain passages and topics that would be relevant to women. You can find the different
topics listed in the Bible.
Every book has a Introduction
page with your typical author, history, summary, and highlights Key Verses. Off
to the side you have timeline. There are charts throughout the Bible.
The pages are a Single Column
format at a 9.5 font. You have plenty of
margin spaces for notes. Two book marks in the Bible.
Another feature is three different
reading plans from a 90-Day, Yearly, and a 3-Year Reading plan.
I have enjoyed reading my Word
from the CSB Lifeway Women’s Bible. I don’t usually do reading plans but I decided to try the 90-Day Reading Plan. It’s been delightful time in the
morning.
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Some features from Publisher that I may have not mentioned:
· Including Bible study and
devotional content from Lauren Chandler, Gloria Furman, Lisa
Harper, Mary Kassian, Kelly King, Kelly Minter, Trillia Newbell,
Jackie Hill Perry, Angel Thomas Pharr, Jennifer Rothschild, Mary
Jo Sharp, Priscilla Shirer, Angie Smith, and other Lifeway
Women.
· Over 100 articles placed
alongside the corresponding biblical text to foster deep reflection on Bible
passages and topics focused on the life needs of women
· Nearly 100 short
devotional thoughts placed throughout the Bible
· Bible genre introductions
with a short overview and reading plan highlighting key passages in that section
· 66 book-focused
introductions providing a concise overview with book-specific timelines
· Over 40 character profiles
of key women in the Bible with questions for application
· More than 35 reflection
questions to help women engage more deeply with the Bible
· Nearly 100 brief
inspirational quotes on the Bible
· Over 25 word studies on
individual words or phrases detailing meaning and significance
· 30 plus charts, tables, and
maps
· Distinctive full-color
design elements to foster an immersive reading experience for women of all ages
· Single-column text layout
· Black-letter text for easy readability
· Easy-to-read 9.5-point type
size
· Durable Smyth-sewn
lay-flat binding
· Ribbon marker for easy referencing between pages
· Concordance
· Presentation page for gift-giving
· Full-color maps
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