ESV Heirloom Bible Heritage Edition 2021 

Drives ya crazy watching all the reviewers get theirs before you doesn't it? And getting it at no cost no less!! Haha

Way to expensive to be lied to. I would much rather go buy a $1 store KJV and know I have the word of God in my hands.

Thank you! Please let us know how you like it.

Thanks Broch! I appreciate it very much!

That's wonderful! I do the same with software/printed Bibles. Please let us know how you like it.

@@BibleBuyingGuide I love it! I bought it in black goatskin. As far as the interior, it promotes a distraction-free reading interface because of the single column, and no cross-references (that's for Bible software). It's a good size and weight for a Bible (I like Bibles to feel like they have some weight to them), but this one won't weigh down the backpack. Good carrying size too. It's my new go-to, EDC Bible. Just a weird preference that I do, but I cut the ribbons out of the Bible. I usually bookmark stuff by putting a print out or bulletin there. If I had one critique, I thought the pages would be slightly thicker than they are, so when the Bible is open for a while, the pages curl at the edges. But I get that its a compromise not to make the Bible too heavy. Altogether, one of the best ESV's I've owned. Well done, Crossway!

@@jstaplz93 I'm glad you like it! Thanks for the feedback. The page-curl is normal in the cold months. It's caused by dry air and electric heat. Thin paper is worse for it, but I even have it on thicker paper sometimes.

@@BibleBuyingGuide That would explain it, I have my floor heater running in my office haha

Perfect, except for all the changes, contradictions, and different doctrines and heresies it teaches, other than that it's perfect

Same here. However the font in this bible looks very clean.

Ordered the heritage and the omega last week... I think there's a mistake made with the print size on these bibles. In the hand, the heritage looks the same if not bigger in font size in my opinion compared to the omega. I expected to love the omega, but I love the heritage way more. I think the 9.25 font size on the heritage is not accurate.

Don't waste good money. Spend 10 to 15 bucks on a kjv and you will have peace of mind that you have a bunch more money in your pocket and you will have an uncorrupted bible.

@@professionalnobody651 sorry you feel that way..

@@sylviafriessen9124 I'm not

@@sylviafriessen9124 It is one of many New World Order Bible Versions out there. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-EIxl--1g6Tg.html

I actually haven't compared them yet. I was wondering about that one. IThanks!

Hi Patrick! I haven't seen the ESV Treveris, but using the info I'm familiar with, I think the Crossway would be a better all-arounder and the Treveris would be better for reading without distractions. I like the thinner block of the Treveris, but the Crossway isn't too large for me. If I had to choose one, I think I'd choose the Heritage.

The Heritage has more space within the text and is slightly shorter and thicker. I've compared them in this video.

@@BibleBuyingGuide ok thanks! I’m sorry… I need to rewatch the video. God bless you!

Hi Moises. Sorry for taking so long to get back to you. I'll grab it this week and do a comparison.

Hi! I sure will. Thanks for asking.

@@BibleBuyingGuide 🎄 😇 📖

Top 5 bibles 1.KJV free 2.KJV $1.00 3.KjV $5.00 4.KJV $10.00 5.KJV $15.00 Glad I could help

Hi Mike. I haven't tried it myself, but I've seen lots of highlighting with dry highlighters on this paper in other Bibles and it works great. NOtes seems to show through, but I'm not sure what they were using.

Crossway currently has 40% off. Here are my links: Amazon (affiliate) amzn.to/3cIYJsO Christianbook (affiliate) bit.ly/3r6zzgd Crossway bit.ly/32pwzBj

@@BibleBuyingGuide Wow, so expensive!

"Stuffs"? 🤔 We mustn't have watched the same review 😂

@@adeodata6364 Oops, "sticks"!

@@gunnartesdahl9347 I think it was "scuff(s)" 😋😎

A premium Bible is not for everyone. You comment is really trying to down play the high quality/craftsmanship that goes to a premium bible. If you are satisfied with a hardcover,fake leathe $30 Bible that’s awesome. But some people feel it’s worth spending $400 on the best crafted option for God’s word. In a age where people spend hundreds to a thousand on shoes,phones, tv. There’s nothing wrong with investing in a premium bible.

@@edgardelgado8753 I own several premium Bibles in various covers (goatskin, calfskin, French Morocco, etc.). I am a big fan of a well-made, well-designed Bible. But for me, there is a limit. And stacking up the "cost" and "benefits" of this particular Bible, the cost simply doesn't seem worth it to me.

Heritage for all-around use, Trevris for reading.