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Title: Excellent Reference Tool
Review: This is one of three Bibles I purchased this summer. I probably will not read it as a one-year project: already did that once and was never so glad to have December 31 roll around; that edition is the only Bible I ewver sold at a yard sale. But this is a very interesting version. For example, we'e beentold Job is one of the oldest books in the Bible, and in this edition, there it is, the reading for January 5- 17, mixed in with Genesis. The Psalms are incorporated in the parts of the OT story where they were probably written and the four gospels are "cut-and-pasted" to compare all available versions of the same story. The epistles are in time sequence, not the traditional "length" sequence. This ought to be vey useful in study and preparation for teaching. The "book" is a bit "squatty" looking (thick compared to height and width) but the printing is very nice. As a NIV it is readable but scholarly, too. Worth the money.
