Its font is slightly smaller, but not enough to notice. The Large Print has a more traditional size and shape. Here’s how the NRSV Holy Bible, XL Edition compares to the NRSV Thinline Large Print. This is an excellent glossary for study and sermon prep. It provides the word, a definition, and references. Terms are biblical words rather than theological concepts.
If a place has a different modern name, then both names are included. It includes names, places, items, terms, tables, etc. This is the NRSV Authorized Concise Glossary and Concordance.
Table of Contents Glossary and Concordance Fortunately, the paper is opaque enough that the text on the other side of the page doesn’t become distracting or make the background behind the text too gray. This is the perfect balance between prose not having so many characters that I lose my place, and poetry having enough characters that poetic lines are not chopped in odd places. The text is black-letter and it’s consistent throughout the Bible. It has around 10 words per line. It’s the NRSV Comfort Print typeface designed exclusively for Zondervan by 2K/Denmark for the NRSV. Section headings and the first verse of each paragraph are large and bold. The footer prints the footnotes under the text in the outer margin. It has a small design that’s also used in the footer and under the book names. Next to the page number is a horizontal line that’s drawn across the header to the inner margin where it identifies either the Old or New Testament. The header shows the book name, chapter, and verse, a horizontal line, and the page number, in the outer margin. The text is presented in a double-column, paragraph format with poetry in stanzas. It’s off-white in color and has a slightly rough texture that helps in turning pages. It does have a noticeable amount of show-through, but it’s not bad enough to keep me from using it. It’s the same paper that Zondervan and Thomas Nelson use is their standard thinline editions. I’m not sure of the gsm, but the paper is thin. These dimensions do make it a little awkward to hold sometimes. It has a square shape that’s much wider than most Bibles. They’re extra-long, so there is plenty of room to pull them to the outer corner to open the Bible. The size and shape of the cover help it to stay open to any page. It has a burgundy paste-down paper liner with rosettes and includes the presentation information. The spine includes the rosette along with the text and spine rib indications. The front has a rosette design debossed into the cover that’s darker than the rest of the cover. It also has a little bit of grain that makes it look elegant. It has a rich color with darker areas to give it visual texture. The cover is burgundy Leathersoft (imitation). This book is available at (includes some affiliate links) I was not required to give a positive review, only an honest one. Zondervan provided this Bible in exchange for an honest review. In this Bible review, I’ll take a look at the burgundy Leathersoft edition, ISBN 9780310454342, made in China. It has a square shape that works well with the Comfort Print typeface from 2K/Denmark, and it’s easy to carry, hold, and preach from. we would also like to connect with you on Twitter or Instagram.With the NRSV Holy Bible, XL Edition, Zondervan has found a way to produce a large print thinline Bible with wide enough columns to create a great layout for both prose and poetry. ** Get other translations from our website ** Day and Night Mode
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