An engaging way to read the New Testament and encourage verse memorization, is easier with the new Thomas Nelson NKJV Tracing Edition Bible. Each page contains lightly printed, hand-written font, made for tracing verse after verse, whether left handed or right. It has a beautiful embossed cover, with an exposed Smyth-sewn binding for easy flat lay, and contains 10 topical reading plans for the right messages when you need them.
This is a unique way to help you memorize Bible verses, by reading the scripture and then tracing over it to help better solidify what you’ve just read. I like that the outer cover makes it look like a storybook, and though it does look a little strange with the spine being exposed, it does help the pages lay flat. I like that you can decide what color you want to trace each verse with, making it more fun and easier to follow along. This would be a great study Bible for Youth Group, Women’s Bible Study, and more!
You can purchase this New King James Version Tracing Bible in the colors grey, like the one I received, or in brown leather, at Thomas Nelson Bibles as well as on Amazon.
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This is really cool! I think it'd help with Scripture memorization.
ReplyDeleteI so want to use this bible and want to try the tracing. My favorite bible verse is - John 3:16 – "For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life." This verse highlights God’s love and the promise of salvation
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This looks like a great Bible.
ReplyDeleteI really love the idea of tracing text to help absorb it better! I don't think I could bring myself to write directly over the words in a book, but I'd definitely use a separate sheet of paper. Writing a passage down, rereading it, and rewriting it over and over sounds like a great way to let it sink in
ReplyDeleteIt does look like a great bible and creative idea.
ReplyDeleteMy father had a King James Bible but I never read it
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