NKJV, End-of-Verse Reference Bible, Personal Size Large Print, Leathersoft, Black, Red Letter, Comfort Print: Holy Bible, New King James Version

Solid quality Bible. We are using this for our daily reading at mealtime, and it is a solid and good quality. It is easy to read, paper is substantive and there are maps and a concordance in the back.

This Bible is an absolute joy! The quality is fantastic, and the large font makes reading a true pleasure. I can spend much longer in God's Word without eye strain, which is exactly what I was hoping for. Highly recommend!

I absolutely love this is Bible. I bought it for my husband and haven’t been able to stop using it myself. The words are easy to read, it’s light enough to carry to church. I love it.

Great bible.. Just make sure you use the right pen to highlight any scriptures. Otherwise it will bleed through. I've also added the book tags so I'm able to find them quicker

I bought both this black one and the dark purple embossed one for gifts and for my own use. These are excellent Bibles and such an excellent value for the quality. The print is large and easy to read with good spacing between the lines. There is line matching so the reverse doesn't show through, and the Bible lies open easily at any location. It has two nice satin ribbons and has edge gilding. It includes some references, a concordance, and maps. These are features that are like those in very expensively bound Bibles (Allan and Schyler), of which I also have several. I'd be satisfied with having only this edition, though, as it's very easy to read and use, and I'm using mine a lot. Overall, especially for the price, it's the best edition I've found, and I've looked at many and own quite a few. I hope Nelson always keeps making this edition. The New King James Version translation is a well recognized, mainstream translation in modern but not dumbed-down English that has been used for decades. It's my overall favorite translation of the Bible. (I also like the KJV, ESV, and NASB-95.) This translation is a more literal, word for word translation (which I much prefer) than a thought for thought one. It retains the beautiful language and accuracy of the KJV but in more modern English. (No "-eth" suffiixes, "you" instead of "thou," etc. The meanings have not changed.) You can't go wrong with this edition; great print features and of course the content is what is most valuable.