ESV Study Bible
by T. Desmond Alexander, Gregg R. Allison, Clinton E. Arnold, Brian Aucker, David W. Baker · first published 2014
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67% recommend33% neutral
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…looking for an overview with explanation/cross-references in the margins. I recommend this one, for the English Standard Version, which does a good job of capturing the initial meaning of the language: ESV Study Bible (Indexed) https://www.amazon.com/dp/1433544032/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_t.aj...
on “Albert Einstein On: Religion and Science” ↗…story. This dude was a BA buccaneer and accomplished sailor. He had one book with him: The Bible. If you were allowed one book on a deserted island what book would you bring and why? I’m taking the ESV Study Bible. Massive book with loads of commentary. Regardless of one’s beliefs it would be a phenomenal thing to concur.
on “311 years ago, Alexander Selkirk was rescued on a desert island” ↗…says church is anywhere there are two people who have faith in Jesus as their savior. Also, there is no way I can convince you of any of this. That’s not the point. I would highly recommend reading the ESV Study Bible’s Gospel (Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John) and learning more for yourself. Not necessarily to be saved but so that you can be edified on this perspective. I would love to talk more about it!
on “311 years ago, Alexander Selkirk was rescued on a desert island” ↗With a score of 4.81, the highest rated book is Bill Watterson’s The Complete Calvin and Hobbes, ahead of the ESV Study Bible.
on “What Is the Internet’s Favorite Book? Data from Goodreads” ↗