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ESV Study Bible
ESV Bibles
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adaisadaisonFeb 2, 2020
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.
jkoscheionJune 15, 2018
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...