NLT Thinline Reference Bible, Filament Enabled, Large and Standard Print by Tyndale 

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Thank you very much for your review of this Bible you did an excellent job very down to earth and easy to understand. I’m not a new Christian a matter fact I’m a very old Christian reading the NLT has found me spending much more time in the word. Once again thank you very much for your review.

Loved that filament app! Such a great idea.

Nice review...I purchased that very same Navy Blue w/indexing. Coming tomorrow! Thank you for sharing. Looking forward. Be safe..

That topical concordance is really amazing. I could've used that many times if I had that on my Bibles over the years! And that technology...

Great review, thanks!

Looks really good. What was not apparent from the review or from their website was if you need a constant internet connection or if the app on the phone can operate standalone. Just want to know if it will work when you don’t have cellphone coverage.... up a mountain for example. 😀

Looks interesting

Thanks for the review. Is this the same material as the LASB? Life applications study bible.

I prefer the sump;e look, too. One ribbon is not enough... I like at least two, and preferably three. One ud cheaping out. The app thing is a great feature... People with impaired vision do not consider a 10. something to be a large print. It looks fairly small to me. But, the layout in both Bibles is really nice. ‘Simple’ is best for readability. …and...it looks nice.

I am having trouble getting the filament app to work. It won't open. My QR Code app had to take me to Tyndale's website. Any suggestions?

Does this have a “bible in a year” plan accessible through the app?

I've heard NLT is dumbed down for the unsophisticated and children, but that's not my experience after researching. On a lot of the controversial verses it chooses a fork in the road of interpretation or slight paraphrasing, but the analysis is literal and free of woke revision, and I agree with most of the "path finding" they choose. The argument of personal interpretation versus raw translation is a straw man, in a culture of study bibles purpose driven to establish and further entrenched narratives and commercially owned "translations". The NLT alternative materials seem the least abstract while also most comprehensive among graphs and charts (filament app by itself isn't incredible but the integrated effect is likely industry best). I feel like I got a couple rose publishing pamphlets in the back of my latest NLT. Add all that into their overtly marketed study bibles and you have a lot of integral narrative but it's solid Christian propaganda and instruction, the stuff usually attached to a costly tuition or private seminars. If Schuyler did the same with a name like Voddie Baucham doing the "steering", people would lose their minds with fanboy hype, Tyndale normal grade is trash though? Listen to their people talk in promotional videos, they're quite serious.