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Showing posts with label Lawrence Richards. Show all posts
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Thursday, October 2, 2008

Teen Study Bible (NIV) - NEW! : a review

Teen Study Bible-NIV Teen Study Bible-NIV by Lawrence (Larry) O. Richards


My review


rating: 5 of 5 stars
Awesome. This is literally the coolest Bible that I have ever seen. Originally, I had an older version of this when I was in middle school (1997) and I really liked it then, but this new revised edition (2008) is the coolest one I have seen yet. I just love it!



There are all sorts of new features that make this Bible so user friendly. Examples of the new things are a Panorama that keeps the Bible book in view of the big picture. There are key indexes that pull things in for deep Bible studies, To the Point makes the subject matter at hand easy to understand in broken down term, Instant Access is like a letter from God directly to the reader. Dear Jordan is completely neat, It's in a Dear Nancy type scenario that offers great advice to teens. Q&A tests knowledge of neat trivia, Bible promises is one of my favorites that highlights Bible verses worth remembering, and Book Introductions provide a plain spoken overview for each book of the Bible. The most awesome parts are the 20 full-color pages that "explore ancient ruins, enetworking, music and more". But above everything else, the absolute most amazing thing of all that is new to this edition is the We Believe. It breaks down the Apostles' Creed to reveal the biblical foundation of faith. In bits and pieces the Apostles' Creed is explained in an amazing manor.



This Bible is fantastic and I am so excited to be able to have it and share it with the youth in my life. I strongly suggest it for every teen and preteen everywhere. The scripture is the same NIV text that we all know and love and trust. But the additions and inserts are all in common language that teens and tweens today can appreciate. Real things are discussed that kids might not bring up to others, and it is all there right for you. It's a manual and it's user friendly, and that's what is important.


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Teen Study Bible (NIV) NEW!!!!

Teen Study Bible-NIV


  • published July 21st 2008 by Zondervan
  • binding Hardcover, 1632 pages
  • isbn 031071642X (isbn13: 9780310716426)

As an on-the-go teen, you’re moving fast. God is moving faster! The Teen Study Bible will help you keep in step with all he has done, is doing, and will do in the world—and in your life. Totally revised, this best-selling Bible will help you discover the eternal truths of God’s Word and apply them to the issues you face today. Features include:

(NEW) We Believe—Unpacks the Apostles’ Creed to reveal the biblical foundation of faith; (NEW) Panorama—Keeps the big picture of each book of the Bible in view (NEW) Tip-in Pages—Explain ancient ruins, foreign languages, music, and more; (NEW) Key Indexes—Help with in-depth Bible study; To the Point—Reveals what the Bible says about pressing issues; Dear Jordan—Offers biblical advice for teens; Instant Access—Tells what God says to you personally; Q&A—Tests your knowledge of Bible trivia; Bible Promises—Highlights Bible verses worth remembering; Book Introductions—Provides an overview for each book of the Bible; Complete NIV Text—The most read, most trusted Bible translation.

Lawrence O. Richards
Lawrence O. Richards is currently a full time author and speaker. He has written over 200 Christian books, including commentaries on every book of the Bible and Zondervan best-selling Adventure Bible and Teen Study Bible, which he did with his wife, Sue.


Sue W. Richards
Sue Richards is a graduate of Methodist University in Fayetteville, NC. A mom and retired English teacher, Sue still writes, edits, teaches Bible studies, and enjoys photography.



More information to come, I just got my hands on a copy of this, and I'm enthralled! I think I had the former version of this when I was in middle school (1997) it was all sorts of vibrant colors painted-like on there. It was a copyright 1993. Cannot wait to see the revised edition pieces! Now excuse me, I have a Bible to study.