The Journey Bible has it all.

As soon as you pick this Bible up, you get the idea it will be well-read. The cover is soft and ready to be worn in, and something I really like specific to this Bible is that it looks a lot like a book. It could be a great conversation starter if you have it out at a coffee shop.

Diving into this edition, there are a lot of other perks.

Nice, but not necessary things to include in a Bible:
-Introductory chapters. This one includes"Who is Jesus?", "Defining Moments of the Old Testament/New Testament" and others.

-A reading plan. This Bible includes 5 main books of the Bible to start off with, and they are clearly labelled.

-Introductions to each book of the Bible, The Journey Bible has an outline, central ideas, and "the bottom line" for most books.

-Enlightening call outs on specific verses or themes. Got it.

-Resources at the end of the Bible, like an appendix and concordance. This Bible has that and a subject index and Bible study material.

In all, this Bible hits everything I'm looking for in a Bible. It's laid out so that it's easy to read and it includes a lot of nice perks (that aren't overly distracting from the content). The Journey Bible would make a great Bible to give to a new Christian, a student just graduating (journey aspect), or a friend who is just plain looking for a new Bible because theirs is too worn out.

Disclaimer: I received this book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review.

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