Review My Bible Collection with Me! 💖 

I am just finding your channel and I want to say thank you for your honesty, transparency, and spirit.

Thank you for sharing your Bibles and their stories, you are simply delightful.

Interesting! I buy used Bibles from thrift stores and came across a genuine leather RSV. I'm currently using that one to read through my Bible this year. I enjoy it. I read through my first time from the NIV

I love your joy as you talk about your Bibles .i thought about getting a journaling Bible buy I use post it notes instead because its less expensive.

Thank you for sharing 😊 I enjoyed watching and subscribed to your channel. I have two ESV and recently ordered she reads truth CSB. My most valuable Bible will always be my great grandmothers (Revised Standard Edition) from 1952 that was passed down to me from my grandparents. I look forward to watching more of your videos!💗

Your affection for these Bibles is touching. I feel that way about some of my Bibles, too, that enterred my life at particularly significant times. My King James Bible (with the K.J.V. Apocrypha included), leather bound with gold edging, etc. that Oxford University Press published, which I got in the early 1960s when I was in the Navy, is particularly cherishable. It's a church-trotting Bible, not one for deep study, just the text with no notes, I've owned for such a long time. I recently gave it to a friend, asking him to read from it at any funeral or memorial for me when I depart this life. I hope that it makes a difference in his life. At 80 years old now, I won't be around to use it that many more years, anyway, and I do have a nicer Cambridge University Press, leather-bound gold-edged K.J.V. with the Apocrypha included, that is good for toting to church as well as for deeper study and worsehip. There are other BIbles that mean a lot to me, but those K.J.V. Bibles come first!

Recently discovered the New English Version. Really enjoy it. My go to is the NIV. Has a special place in my heart since my early days as a new Christian

Good morning! I have 40+ bibles in my collection. They have been collected over a period of, well…20+ years. As someone who has a degree in Biblical Studies from a Christian University, I find value in various translations and types of bibles. I truly ❤️ a good study Bible. My 2 favorite study bibles are my ESV Study Bible and my NASB McArthur Study Bible.

When will you be putting out the video for KJV vs ESV? Also-I use the KJV but just picked up an ESV! I have a Bible stack 😅 I have three study Bibles (NLT illustrated, NRSV cultural background, and CSB Ancient Faith-different translations for study purposes), two large KJVs, a thinline NLT, a small KJV, and thinline ESV. Ones in storage now (no longer used/kept for sentimentality) are a small KJV I used in high school, both of my husband's great grandparents' Bibles, an NIV Bible I used as a kid, and a few Bibles from my great grandmother (four I think). My husband has an audio KJV, a large KJV, and an ESV from his high-school days.

You are precious to share your heart and your story.🙏🏻💗

Great video. Thank you. I have most translations in my collection. When you say “Calvinist” do you mean doctrine of grace?

I would love to have the Ethiopian Bible it’s over $100 I hope to get one for my birthday

I’m a pastor and this was a recommendation just now. Glad it was. I’m a Bible dork lol. I read and preach from KJV, NKJV and ESV. Mainly NKJV. Keep up the good work sister

I love the story of your first Bible

I love your video. You do real and unscripted I have more than thirty Bibles, two are Humble Lamb, one is a Schuyler, I have 3 more premium Bibles. I have received these Bibles as a gift. I love KJV. I do. However, there are folks who struggle to read that version to the point of giving up on reading it altogether. For those people I think it better to read an easier translation than not read the Bible at all. Lord bless you Sister. ❤

Hi Adrienne, I love the King James Version of the bible. I find the language beautiful.but I do like to check out other versions to clarify a particular verse or sentence. I have 3bibles.

Thanks for sharing your Bible collection. In the future if you don’t want to put Bible tabs, you can purchase your Bible indexed which means you can have the names of the books of the Bible on the side of the pages.❤

I’m not even sure how many Bibles I have stashed around. Lol. It’s definitely more than eight, though. 😅 I think my favorite translation is the ESV, but I read the KJV and NIV a lot as well. I grew up reading the NIV, so it’s the most familiar to me. I try to regularly read from multiple translations just to keep the content fresh in my mind. It’s also not uncommon to find me several Bibles out at once comparing and cross-referencing. Loved your video! I love hearing the stories around different peoples’ Bibles and the seasons those Bibles guided them through. ❤

You are adorable! I just found you. My favorite Bible is a NKJ because it’s the version I’ve studied and studied. That Bible is the very worn, precious Bible to me. Yes, I have too many Bibles too!

Her: Says having 8 Bibles is "insanity" Me: Looks at my bookshelf with almost 80 Bibles....

I always wanted to be this natural in front of the camera. Great content too, congratulations.

Hey Adrianne 💕 loved seeing your collection. I've been feeling lead to buy a KJV (as I don't have one in my collection). I've been fighting this push because when I read verses online in KJV...I really struggle to understand what I'm reading. So I'd love to hear your arguments for KJV. I think that should be your next video. Maybe it'll finally get me to just pull the plug & order a KJV. Currently I'm reading and studying with CSB & NKJV.

I am reading NASB (chain reference) and I am writing in it so much that I just ordered a journal bible NLT translation to have more room to write down. I also have a KJV, NKJV, ESV, GNB (which gave me understanding of who Jesus Christ was, who I gave my life to,) and I just ordered NLT. I reference through them as I study.I also have an Interlinear bible.

Thanks for sharing. I grew up with the KJV, still use it for in-depth reading, but my favorite is the NKJV. I am definitely not a KJV only person. I would never try to discourage someone from using whatever translation they choose. Who am I to say? I like the flow of the NKJV, and have found it very comfortable for extended reading. Thanks for sharing your enthusiasm. God bless you. Peace

(BTW, if you must know, I do have over _100_ bibles - something I'm not exactly proud of. But again - a lot of gifted bibles, non-English bibles (Spanish mainly), special-purpose bibles, not necessarily just ordinary bibles. And most of the English ones are KJVs.)

I love the Geneva Bible. The notes at the bottom are great.

Great video. I’m going to watch your presentation s. I’m a new subscriber. July 4 🎉 2023 . I’ve got about 10 . I love the KJV also . The living translation help to clarify some things. I have an Thompson chain reference KJV version 6. Love it .😊

I have I believe four. Two KJV, one CSB and one NKJV with KJV being my favorite.

Hello new to your channel. Been binge watching bible collection videos. Looking for a new bible for 2024. I commute with my journal the word bible in KJV. I want to commit to memory only the verses from this edition only. People died for the privilege to read this edition of text. Children read from this text. My mom taught me when I was in fourth grade that if I can read KJV in English and the Spanish equivalent I would able to read and understand anything put in front of me. I am not good with grammar though. I am purchasing the pray the scripture bible. It is out of print and ppl asking for a ridiculous amount of money for a glued bible made in china. It is single column and will be used strictly for prayer. I will highlight every prayer in that bible. I will tab prayer topics, I am sure based on the dimensions it will be lighter than my journaling bible. Finally I write bible study chain with the key in the back of the Bible and donate them through out my neighborhood. Also I give Bible while traveling so I always have a gift Bible on hand to give away. I am walking around with two bibles minimum. I forget my phone at times but I don’t leave home without my sword. My collection is bigger than yours for sure. But I read and use them and complete them within a calendars year. People collect shoes, purses or eyeshadow palettes. I read them highlight studies in them and give them to prisoners ppl in hospitals whenever I can. I will check a few of your others videos. I am glad the Ruach Hakodesh have me stumble upon ur channel today. Blessings

Hello. Your video showed up in my feed because I watch a lot of Christian Bible content. Would you mind sharing your steps to how you do your Bible Study method. And can you share your favorite Bible study materials or resources? I just subscribed. You would have a heart attack if you saw my Bible library. Yes I literally have a home office study with a library full of Bibles devotionals studies etc. I have 45 Bibles not including all my Bible commentaries etc. I have study Bibles, devotional Bibles, regular Bibles, etc. I do love my Thompson Chain Reference, Full Life, Spirit Filled Life, King James Study Bible, and my Life Application. I feel if you love studying the Word then go for it. It doesnt make you obnoxious especially if you have been studying and teaching classes for over 15 years. But my advice to folks is we should live by the word we study or quote more than anything else. My absolute go to version is the KJV. I am a KJV evangelist of lots of years. I do however own other translations but 90 percent if my library is KJV and i love it. Not gonna drift from the KJV but I do like the CSB, the Amplified, and the NKJV. I am NOT A FAN AT ALL of the NIV nor of the Message Bible nor of a few other versions. I have an NLT that i havent dug into yet but will get to it next year.

KJV was a commission from a King, wanting his subjects not be able to understand the Bible… just because it’s in “fancy” wording, doesn’t mean it’s superior; means it’s snobby. That being said, I want people to read the translation that inspires them to read the Bible! 💗💗🙌🏼🙏💕 love and blessings

Sister, if you enjoy the KJV translation, there is a wonderful audio on RU-vid read by Alexander Scourby. I put it on autoplay and just listen when I'm unable to read. I hope this is a blessing to you. Also, Justin Peters also does a daily Bibly reading from The Legacy Standard that just began Jan. 1, 2023.

My collection is 17(16 if the Greek/Hebrew interlinear Bible isn’t counted, it’s for school) KJV for me!

8, and I do plan to get more. I don’t think you can have too many. 😉

"This is literal insanity" - LOL! If that stack of Bibles makes you insane, then I'm in trouble too! I too, had an RSV Bible in my life long before I became a believer. BTW, you might find the YT video channel of Mark Ward extremely helpful in your pursuit of all things King James/superior Bible etc. He's quite a gifted and reputable communicator. God bless you on your walk with Him!

I have 13 Bibles but I have most translations. This includes study Bibles and coloring and journaling Bibles.

I myself am a Methodist (with some Baptist tendencies), and I'm rather familiar with the RSV from growing up. (Cokesbury is run by the United Methodist Church - saw that on your RSV.) Holman makes some bibles with index tabs that aren't terrible but I'm not really a fan of index tabs. I actually prefer the RSV myself apart from a few specific issues (which are probably the same reasons you prefer the KJV), but for practical reasons I stick to the KJV most of the time. I've got way too many bibles - a lot of them were bought to review or were gifts - but I try to distribute my use among them. (I've given away prolly a couple dozen bibles and still have a ridiculous number. Some are specifically to give away but I have no means to give them away. A lot of them, too, are dangerous in the hands of the unlearned, and so I keep them to prevent others from having their faith ruined by them.) Agreed: a cell phone is just not an adequate substitute for having that physical book in your hands. I actually have that exact journalling bible (Nelson Journal the Word)! Though the one I usually use (which is actually the very bible I take to church most weeks) is a bit larger and the note space is unruled.

Amen to the KJV. God bless you

I went crazy with Commentaries & studies. Up to 8! 😉

Praise the Lord for your conclusion about KJV. To answer your question: Is your collection as obscene as mine? Well, I lived more than 7 years in Canada and speak 3 languages, compared several different Bibles, even catholic bibles in Spanish, French, so I can definitely say that I own at least 3 times 8 and I won't give them away because mistranslations are just like illegal drugs that you should never give away, I keep them to research about different cults... but I only read 3 versions(one for each language and you probably guessed my English favorite) Blessings from southeast Mexico.

You are right about the enduring value and sheer importance, spiritually, literarily, and docetrinally, of the Authorised "King James" Version of the Bible. I have numerous other versions, but few count for anything like as much as the A.V. Bible (K.J.V. with Apocrypha). It is the norm. Of other versions, only the Douay-Rheims-Challoner Bible and the Confraternity New Testament (0f the early 1940s) carry sine if such weight, but the K.J.V. (A.V.) rules supreme! My K.J.V. New Cambridge Paragraph Bible is my favourite edition (apart from personal and sentimental reasons) of it. I wish that my Lutheran Study Bible (Concordia Pub. House), my favourite annotated Bible, were a K.J.V. Bible (for it is of the E.S.V. ), but the K.J.V. is never far from me when I study the Scriptures.

What I love most? All your bibles have been well used. It's the most reliable indicator of a godly woman. God Bless you, Sister!

I collate bibles for fun and my go to bibles are the KJV and LSB

I am a KJV only girl. Great video.

I also have 8 Bibles :) KJV, NKJV, NLT, and Spanish RVR60

I have 20 bibles 😅. But all of them serve different purposes. I have larger verse-by-verse format in multiple translations for deep study at home only. On the opposite end of the spectrum, I have a “readers” bible that I use for strictly reading (the format is NOT suitable for study as they eliminate all distractions of verse indicators, subheadings, footnotes and references). I have compact bibles in multiple translations for traveling to church because I have 3 kids and often drop the bigger bibles if I bring them. I have one wide margin bible to take ALL of my notes in… it’s the only one I’ll write in (all the others I may only highlight with colored pencils). I have a bible in Spanish and one in my husband’s language (a lesser-known indigenous one). I have two study bibles, one dedicated for Women and one dedicated to Christian apologetics. I’m not a big study bible person but it doesn’t hurt to have a couple in the mix. Last but not least, I have a very small collection of thinline bibles that I use, but plan on passing down to my kids or someone to in need in the future. I do not like relying on digital format as a primary source and personally need to have physical copies in order for me to truly benefit in my studies. Like another commenter stated, I believe it is necessary to have physical copies on hand anyway incase of the very real threat of Bibles/Christianity becoming outlawed in this country’s near future. My favorite translations I switch between are KJV/NKJV, NASB & ESV. I very occasionally use CSB only when reading the old testament events for better clarity. Because sometimes the events confuse me. And yes, I use all of my bibles…. they are not purchased in vain, LOL!!! 😊 (Side note… I accidentally posted this comment on another video, l and didn’t have the guts to take it down after the channel member commented so if you happen to come across this exact comment elsewhere I promise I’m not a bot 😂)

I don't think it's obnoxious at all. You never know when book burnings will come back. Digital form can be changed. I have that many Bibles. Plus more. You never know when someone may need one and reading different versions of the bible is good for understanding as a whole. I just always want the physical book. I've thought about hiding one that hopefully no one could find. Another holocaust is never too far away. I prefer the HCSB(not CSB). I'm fine with the kjv. But not for every day reading. I probably have around a dozen and I actually just donated 3 or 4 to a Christian mission thrift store. They give their Bibles that are in good shape, for free

Have you looked at the Complete Jewish Study Bible?

Definitely a KJV person and the NIV when I get tired of the old english but always return to the KJ 💯

That's nothing , I'm sitting on over 50 right now and that's after giving over 200+ away 😂 I reviewed them for many years so the Lord was able to bless tons of folks. I love bibles especially good designs that last for many years . I began doing vids to share lowcoat bibles that are Sewn bindings and real leather . Then I got into premiums but honestly its not practical spending $200 on a bible BUT I tell ya owning atleast 1 premium is worth it...That said you can find a quality semi premium for under $100 even lower if ya know how to find um .

Just found your channel! Please, please, please! Tell me that you're not a Calvinist! I am so glad to hear that you don't want a big Bible collection! There are a lot of channels on here that seem to think that the more Bibles the better. My spirit always felt wrong about this. I think it's a form of gluttony. Are you collecting Bibles or are you reading a Bible? And so many people don't even have not even one. It's just shameful. So glad to hear you say this also in so many words.

Sense you love buying bibles so much, maybe you can do a giveaway someday for the less fortunate subscribers who cant afford a nice quality one :)

i have way more than that 😮 i am a Bible hoarder but read them all

The English standard Bible is kinda sus and inferior because in that one part in Mathew where the desciples couldnt cast out a demon and Jesus says this kind can only be cast out with fasting and prayer they omited fasting so it puts the entire legitimacy of it into question

Hello! 👋😊 Just found you today, and wanted to introduce myself, as a brand new subscriber! I have one Bible... Its from The Gideons, and they gave it to me for free during a health expo in Flint, Mi actually. I am more grateful than I can express; our family has been struggling since 2020 & we just havent recovered in any way really... So without that group, i wouldn't have a Bible at all. Its The KJV. I was SO excited, and had signed up for a free ESV Bible, but it came with the stipulation i had to do a Bible study, which was fine, but the day of, they show up, give me an additional book to study... And thank God i have knowledge, because it turns out, the people were with the MORMON FAITH, & the add'l book was about JOSEPH SMITH... i about DIED. I believe Mormons are a CULT... So that didnt happen 😢 and i didnt get a 2nd Bible.

You are not insane; I have 26! I teach Sunday school (adults), so maybe I have an excuse. Most are study Bibles.

I own five Bibles, two KJV, one NKJV and one NIV and one ESV.

All of these last 26 years since i become Christian in 1998 i stick with RSV

Lol I have about 10 of them and they all NKJV 😂

indexing I think is what you're describing - thumb index. some Bibles still do that

I have around 45 don not judge King James lover other version I have esv nlt niv cbs NKJV NRSV 😂

Kjv. History lesson and accurate scripture all in one. Just say noooo to calvinizers.

Hehe I have 9 bibles 😂🙃

if 8 bibles are literal insanity than is having 34 worse??? LOL

I to have A bunch my self

How sad that someone would give a5 yr old an....RSV -1952.....& Fm...a Methodist church....why am I not shocked....

I found your video by chance, Adrianne, and I enjoyed it very much. Like you, I also revere the KJV, but I am definitely not a KJV-onlyist. And I don't know that I would necessarily call the KJV "superior", because it mistranslates Job 17:6. Compare this verse with other translations and you'll see what I mean. But I do love the Elizabethan English and, IMHO, the KJV's rendering of the Psalms is incomparable; although the NKJV (one of my favorites) comes very, very close. If you're interested in a lovely KJV Bible with thumb indexing, may I recommend the Cambridge Concord? (No, I don't work for Cambridge printers - scout's honor!) The Concord is available in a variety of leather bindings and in both red letter and black letter text. However, the thumb indexed Concord is available only in black calf split leather. You can check them out on Amazon or evangelicalbible.com. BTW, as you probably already know, the ESV is an update of the RSV. If you'd like to try an interesting experiment, compare verses between the two versions. You'll be amazed at how many verses are identical. God bless.