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Review and Giveaway: KJV Bibles

Update: The giveaway is now over. Congratulations to Anita Braden! She has been notified.

Did you know that KJV is one of the most trusted translations of the Bible and also one of the most purchased ever? For over 400 years, the King James Version has been the most popular translation. It captures the beauty and majesty of God's Word with rich and reverent language. You can see the great selection of Bibles available now (and many on sale) at www.thekingjamesBible.com. Whether you’re looking for a Christian devotional Bible, a great resource for your Bible studies or a study Bible for women, men or students, KJV Bibles by Holman helps you deepen your relationship with God. Be sure to enter for your chance to win one (see the giveaway details below). There are so many different styles with different tools for different purposes. Check out "Find Your KJV Bible Tool" to find what you are looking for and find limited time offers with up to 50% off. 

I received one KJV Study Bible, one KJV Ultrathin Reference Bible, and one KJV Kids Bible to review. All three are excellent. The KJV Study Bible includes 123 color photos, 58 maps, 19 illustrations, 19 charts, and 60 timelines. I'm a visual learner; therefore, I really appreciate these features. It also includes over 16,000 study notes, making this Bible an ideal resource for Bible studies. If you prefer a more compact, easy-to-carry Bible, you will appreciate the KJV Ultrathin Reference Bible. It may seem small but it still has all the useful features such as center-column cross references, Smyth-sewn binding, words of Christ in red, 8.5-point type, concordance, full-color maps, and more. I love the KJV One Big Story Bible. There are so many cool features that help bring the Bible to life for kids. Special features include full page color illustrations, Christ Connections, 100 Verses to Memorize, Big Words (with descriptions and illustrations), Big Questions/Big Answers, and Seeing the Big Picture. You and your kids can enjoy interactive Bible by downloading the free Digital Pop-Ups app from B&H Kids. I'm looking forward to using this Kids Bible in my Kindergarten class next school year. #KJVBibleL3

The King James Version Bible by Holman
Holman KJV Bible

Enter to win one of these three Bibles!

I'm giving you a chance to win one of your choice of three Bibles. 

GIVEAWAY: You can enter to win one of the three Bibles below. Bible can only be
shipped to U.S. mailing addresses. 
To enter: Please leave a comment letting me know which one you'd like to win. 
Please also leave your name and email address.
Extra entries: For each time you share this post's link on your social media, you
receive an extra entry. Please make sure you leave a comment with your link
(where you share).
Deadline: June 3rd at midnight Pacific time. The winner will be randomly selected
and notified by email.

~I received 1 KJV Study Bible, 1 KJV Trade Bible, and 1 KJV Kids Bible from the LEV3L team in exchange for my honest review. All opinions are my own.






Comments

  1. Anita BradenJune 2, 2021 at 4:36 PM

    I would be delighted to win the KJV Kids Bible for our grandson. My email is braden1971@gmail.com .

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  2. Peggy JarvisJune 3, 2021 at 6:25 PM

    https://www.facebook.com/PeggyJoAnn Sarah, Raven and all I know is it takes about 55 hours to read the Bible at the grandstand in Lancaster.

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