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I have been looking for a different bible,and came across the old scofield in Black Leather and thumb tabs with the 1917 notes,listed below:
http://www.thekjvstore.com/product_d...mcid=1&pgid=62 Is this the right scofield to buy? there are so many,and what i have heard the new scofields have been revised. any suggestions? |
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I believe you can't go wrong with an Old Scofield; it's just the New Scofield that's been revised and therefore isn't completely Scofield since he died in 1921.
I actually just got that same Bible, only without the thumb tabs. |
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1917 version is a good one. My hard cover version is about 25 yrs old now, and the print 'shrunk'
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Thanks everyone for the response. I have looked at the Ryrie,Dake and the Thompson chain,for right now i am going with the scofield,later on when i get a giant print Bible (because the print shrinks) i will look into these others as well.
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I keep hearing about this. Could someone explain what they mean by the print shrinking?
Peace and Love, Stephen |
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Isn't that where the term "fine print" comes from? ![]() Read the fine print? Well I would, but I can't see it............ ![]() |
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Ahh, hehe, well I assumed as much. But I hasn't ruled out the possibility that these Scofield's used shrinking ink either, thus I had to ask.
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