Crossway has finally come out with a single-column, paragraphed ESV.
Here’s the best price I’m aware of.
I’ve just gotten so enamored with my much more spartan TNIV edition that I’m sort of holding out hope that the ESV will have a similar edition (no verse or chapter numbers) soon.
I really admire Crossway’s push for innovation in Bible publishing. And as an occasional graphic designer I am very pleased with their typography, too.
This review originally appeared in the Christian Library Journal. It is used here by permission. The ESV Reader’s Bible, Six-Volume Set, published by Crossway (cloth over board with cardboard slipcase), is something old, something new, something different, and...
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A highly respected and faithful friend of mine heard me deliver this lecture on "Why Bible Typography Matters", which aimed at getting people to read "reader's editions" of the Bible, printings with no verse or chapter numbers. The presentation also included a call...
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