The Logos Complete Study Bible - American Standard Version 

The Logos Complete (or International) Study Bible is often available for purchase at Amazon and eBay. This Wikipedia article supplies added background information: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logos_International_Study_Bible .

I got this 1972 ASV Bible as a Christmas gift and was having a hard time properly using it. THANK YOU!!!!! This is by far my favorite translation to read and now, thanks to this video, I can study even deeper!!

This is one of the best, most comprehensive Bible reviews I've seen. As I'm looking at getting a Bible, this is the type of detail. I look for. Well done!!

Was gifted this in the mid 70s. Eventually learned to love the text and Var. readings but also to mostly ignore the Holy Spirit Commentary. The binding was poor and did not hold up well, so, when I heard it was going out of print I bought another copy and immediately had it rebound. I have almost every translation extant (and some not so extant) along with most of the major Study Bibles along with the Greek and Hebrew texts. The ASB is still my starting point text.

Never heard of it, so thanks for sharing! God bless

Love the ASV, Great review. AGAIN!!!!

Interesting bible. For me, the outer column reference format in any bible is the cat's meow. Thank you for the time you put into these presentations. 👍

wow I have never seen one of those study bibles, thanks for sharing.

an excellent review, as always :) ... this Bible edition is unique and rare and has some helpful features in addition to the standard features of the ASV1901 with its two column text and outer margins containing the ASV marginal notes and cross-references ... it is hard to find, esp. the Logos *complete* Study Bible, but i found a used book copy of the "Logos Study NT ASV", publ. and copr. 1972, in imitation leather, but this particular (NT only) edition did not include *any* prefatory materials, it goes right to the title page and then starts at Matthew... so i had to print out all that from "The Cross-Reference Bible" of 1910 (pdf) and i made a small stapled-together "pamphlet" out of it :) ... but it contains Index, the commentary on the Holy Spirit and a concordance, but no maps... as was indicated in the video, the "variorum readings" section at the foot of the pages does not have *all* variant readings one would look for, ... but i was expecting to find the major ones and those involving as much as half a verse.... while there are *included* many variants involving just a single word, even many that are already shown in the ASV1901 margin (the side-margins), one *major* variant in Romans, ch.11 v.6, involving half the verse, was *not* included, which i found disappointing... since that variant is not already found mentioned in the ASV1901 margin, i had expected to find such an important one in the footnotes here... this discovery did somewhat detract from the general *value* of the "variorum readings" part of this resource which seems to be fairly extensive in its other parts... i had expected, since the ASV1901 does not include this variant in its margin, that the editors of the Cross-Reference Bible of 1910 would have made such cases as this a priority in the apparatus, but they didn't, obviously... for the reading is not a TR reading with poor MSS evidence, it is a Byzantine reading, found also in a couple of early uncials and other witnesses .... what *other* variants are not even mentioned in the footnotes in this edition...? that can be checked out with a little work, of course... but i think that an edition which focuses on variant readings in its sub-title, should have a little more "full" notation of variants, at the least those that involve a portion of text amounting to half a verse,... so one should at least not trust this resource too much when it comes to where there are variants in the NT text (and always of course check the Nestle-Aland apparatus, for a more full and reliable resource of variant readings)... but it would be interesting to see what a more comprehensive inspection of the "variorum readings" section can reveal... when it comes to the "variorum" *renderings* , these are selective, of course, but *that* is expected... the *sources* for the various renderings listed with abbreviations in the footnotes, many of them i think is available at archive.org, such as Lunemann (in Meyer's), DeWette, Alford, etc., most of which are Critical and Exegetical commentaries on the NT and other Biblical resources of the 19th century... i think many of them also are not readily available, so this is a valuable feature in the Cross-Ref./Logos study Bible, where they have gathered a large amount of notes from various interesting sources...

I love these older study bibles and this one looks a lot like the Naves KJV Study Bible....The font from what I can tell is almost identical to the Turquoise just isn't as bold. I have come to appreciate this font and the Naves bible itself, it can be a bit overwhelming cause of the paragraphs of little references but its actually a great reader overall. This is a very nice bible and unique, thanks for the look brother.

I found one at the goodwill I am enjoying it and it was only a few dollars 😍

You have got to be nearby. I can hear the wind in the background. We are under heavy winds in Buffalo, N.Y. Nice Bible brother. Thanks for the review. Stay safe and warm.

thank you very much for yet another excellent review video... i did a search and found that this study Bible is rather hard to find... do you have a suggestion re. from where i can obtain a copy of this...?

Hello, Dr. Jones. Do you happen to know what the textual basis was for the ASV? I know that it was born out of the same purpose as the British RV, and from reading footnotes on variants in the ASV copy I own it seems that it consulted Sinaiticus and Vaticanus, but was curious if you were aware of its more complete textual basis. Thank you for all your content and informed reviews, sir.

that is quite the glaring editorial mistake . .

Very detailed, very helpful to me as I just noticed this bible on eBay, but also I want to know who wrote the notes. Is it Jehovah witness?

Have you got any ASV's for sale?

Is the Logos Complete Study Bible Smyth sewn?

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on Amazon, i found a copy priced 199 usd... a little too pricy... but it may be worth it though, ... this seems like a very interesting edition, the modern study bibles are just plain "fluff" in comparison, regrettably.... :)

I tend to pick up vintage editions of the A.S.V. when I come across them in my used book shopping. I have several. There were a few really good commentaries on the R.V. or its transatlantic sister version, the A.S.V. Although I don't use these related versions much anymore, they have some use. I don't trust the A.S.V.'s slavishness to the "Alexandrian Text", so-called. The R.V., especially, and the A.S.V. are venerable and had high aims, though.

So its an asv?

Did you forget the Layman's Commentary on the Holy Spirit in the back of that Bible?

...none of the maps go in the gutter... Turns page and the maps are in the gutter lol!🤦‍♂️ Great review as always though! 👍🙏

The sound editing cutting on and off is really annoying! It messes with the cadence of your calming voice🤔😀

A lot of weird background sound. Sounds like the zombie apocalypse is happening outside your house.

Why was using the name Jehovah a mistake? Is it because of the Jehovah's Witnesses?

Whew! Thanks for your patience with this tome. The whole thing looks like it is overcooked, overdone, futile (mostly), uselessly pedantic, and hideously complex. Not much use for laymen, here! A decent study Bible from the past based on the R.V. or A.S.V. might hold some interest, but this old crop-duster looks rather worthless.