I am back in the US for a couple of months. Yesterday I was hanging around at a Barnes & Noble waiting for a friend. Although they are not a Christian bookstore they had an amazing number of Bibles. I didn’t have any paper with me so just jotted down what I could on the back of a receipt. I got the major ones – but the list is not exhaustive. Here’s the list:
Transformation Study Bible
Apologetics Study Bible
Chronological Study Bible
KJV/ESV/NKJV/NIV/NLT Study Bibles
Archeological Study Bible
Inductive Study Bible
Application Study Bible
Scofield Study Bible
Ryrie Study Bible
MacArthur Study Bible
Quest Study Bible
Master Study Bible
Essential Study Bible
Teen Study Bible
Stewardship Study Bible
Woman’s Study Bible
Childrens’ Study Bible
American Patriot’s Study Bible
ESV Minister’s Bible
Green Bible
Life Application Bible
African Heritage Bible
Dead Sea Scrolls Bible
Catholic Bible
Catholic Teen Bible
Life Recovery Bible
Expanded Bible
Devotional Bible (Lucado)
Hope for Today Bible (Osteen)
Student Bible
Couples’ Bible
Moms’ Bible
Baby Keepsake Bible
Fire
Everyday Life Bible (Joyce Meyer)
Notetaker’s Bible
Sportsman’s Bible
Stockcar racing Bible
The Message
Life with God Bible (Foster, Willard et al)
Bloom Bible
In addition they had “plain” Bibles of at least the following versions:
KJV, NKJV, NIV, NAB, NLT, NRSV, CEV, ESV, Amplified, LB, Good News (TEV), Philipps, Berkley, TNIV, Jerusalem. Surprisingly, there were no plain NASB. And in the used book section I found a mint condition illustrated Reader’s Digest Condensed version!
I am overwhelmed.
