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# 10,000+ detailed footnotes Scientific & historical apologetics King James Version - 400 years refined KJV-Henry Morris Study Bible

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## Key Features

- • **Timeless Accuracy:** Built on the classic King James Version, trusted for nearly four centuries for translation precision.
- • **Legacy of Devotion:** Compiled by Dr. Henry Morris, a pioneer in creation research, offering a sincere and scholarly defense of the Word.
- • **Apologetics Powerhouse:** Integrates scientific, historical, and prophetic evidence to confidently address skeptics.
- • **Unmatched Depth of Insight:** Over 10,000 annotations directly beneath verses for instant clarity and defense of difficult passages.
- • **Comprehensive Introductions & Appendices:** Detailed book intros and nearly 100 pages of appendices enrich your understanding of biblical history and creation.

## Overview

The KJV-Henry Morris Study Bible is a meticulously annotated King James Version featuring over 10,000 footnotes that clarify difficult passages, resolve alleged contradictions, and provide scientific and historical apologetics. Rooted in the trusted KJV text refined over 400 years, it includes comprehensive introductions, extensive appendices, and reflects Dr. Henry Morris's lifelong dedication to defending biblical inerrancy and authority. Ideal for serious students seeking a profound, scholarly, and faith-affirming study tool.

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Review: Newest Best Study Bible PERIOD - IMHO this is the best study Bible available in English and has been since it superseded the earlier editions and previous best study Bibles The New Defender's Study Bible and The Defender's Study Bible . How can I make such a claim? Allow me to illustrate. KJV: To start with it uses the standard King James Version as the basic text. There is a reason that the overwhelming majority of people who make accuracy of translation their highest priority choose the KJV: a disagreement over textual criticism: the methods used to arrive at the correct text from a collection of hand-written copies, including both scribal errors and (possibly) deliberate changes. Up through the KJV, the underlying principle was "majority rules", that is all things being equal, the reading that is the most common is the most likely to be correct. However, virtually all post-KJV translations have used a different underlying principle: "age before beauty", that is assuming that a handful of older by a century manuscripts rediscovered beginning in the 18th century contain the correct readings even though they represent only about 5% of the total and appear by internal evidence to all have been copies of copies descended from the same original source. The problem is that if this assumption is wrong (and there are excellent reasons for believing it to be wrong), all such versions are introducing more errors than they correct while after nearly 400 years the errors in the KJV have pretty much all been caught and either corrected or footnoted in modern editions. Since the total differences in the NT versions amount to no more than 5% and (arguably) change no major doctrines of Christianity, one might be tempted to dismiss this as Yet Another argument about the number of angels who can dance on the head of a pin, but conservatives point with some justification to the occasionally dishonest footnotes in some modern versions which falsely assert "majority rules" for what are in fact minority readings and call into question by enclosing within brackets text that there is no rational reason for questioning. ANNOTATIONS: This still leaves a wall full of KJV study Bibles; what separates this one from the pack are the over 10,000 footnotes that, according to the Introduction, "explain the Bible's difficult passages, resolve its alleged contradictions, point out the evidences of its divine origin, confirm its historical accuracy, note its remarkable anticipations of modern science, demonstrate its fulfilled prophecies, and in general remove any doubts about its inerrancy, its authority, and its ability to meet every human need." What makes them particularly useful is that they are printed directly below the text in question, putting the defense of so-called Biblical "mistakes" within easy reach of anyone looking them up. Of course no claims of divine inspiration are made for these works of man, but they do represent the culmination of many years of careful research. Despite years of Bible study, I was frankly astonished by how much I learned from reading these notes, especially things present right in the text all along that I had somehow missed. For example, one of the minor but by no means insignificant claims of a Biblical mistake is in Gen 9:13-16 where God supposedly first puts the rainbow into the sky as a token of His promise never to destroy the Earth again with a flood. Well, this is OBVIOUS nonsense because, as we now know, the conditions for producing a rainbow occur quite frequently after a rain so that the only way this verse could possibly be true is if it had never rained before the Flood. Funny how I had never really noticed Gen 2:5-6 before: "...for the Lord God had not caused it to rain upon the earth... But there went up a mist from the earth, and watered the whole face of the ground." Other notes explain how this could have worked, based on a scientific explanation of what the "waters which were above the firmament" of Gen 1:7 were and what their effects would be and how the mechanism of the Flood would work, but the interesting thing to me is that if you assume that some ancient just made it all up, how did he know that it was necessary to claim that it had never rained prior to the Flood for the story to work? Which is more plausible to you? An unsung ancient Isaac Asimov? Or just some Bozo writing down what he observed without necessarily fully understanding it? INTRODUCTIONS: In addition to the annotations each testament and each individual book of the Bible have introductions addressing more general questions. One of the most interesting to me was the introduction to Genesis. Liberal Bible scholars almost universally insist that Moses was not the actual author of Genesis, and this introduction agrees but not in the way that liberals mean it. Again the evidence was in the text in plain sight all along in the form of the recurring phrase "These are the generations of..." followed by a name. Parallels with the terminology of ancient Babylonian tablets indicate that these names are actually the signatures of the original writers as the tablets were being passed down to the next author, and whenever Genesis is referenced in the New Testament, Moses is NEVER claimed as the author, unlike the case with references to the other four books of the Pentateuch, which often claim Moses as the author. This makes sense because Genesis records alleged history long prior to Moses' lifetime while Moses was a direct participant in the events of the following books. So the text of Genesis itself claims it to be composed of the assembled writings of Adam, Noah, the three sons of Noah, Shem, Terah, Isaac, Jacob, and Esau, with the final section being based on information from "the sons of Jacob." And just as critics claim, there ARE two separate creation accounts in Genesis divided by Gen 2:4. The second is part of Adam's account while the first ends with the slightly different phrase, "These are the generations of the heavens and the earth when they were created." Since the first section, Gen 1:1-2:4a, tells of events prior to the existence of any witness to record them, logically God Himself must either have written this section directly or specifically revealed it to Adam, and another alleged "mistake" is resolved. APPENDICES: Finally there are almost a hundred pages of useful appendices, addressing specific topics. To me the most interesting were the "Global Processes Indicating Recent Creation", which details a large number of worldwide natural processes whose rates are currently known yet which cannot possibly be reconciled with a 4.6 billion year old earth, and the Chronology of the Patriarchs in Genesis, based on the lists in Gen 5 and 11, which reveals some astonishing overlaps: Adam could have known all the pre-flood patriarchs except Noah and Shem. Noah could have known all the pre-flood patriarchs except Adam and Seth. Noah and Shem could have known Abraham. Shem could have known Isaac and Jacob. Note: This Bible was published in several different formats from hardback to genuine leather at several different prices so pick the one that fits your budget. Sadly, no "thumbed" edition of this edition was ever published so I waited a long time to finally order this one (sigh); now I actually have to learn the order of the books of the Bible!... ...I wonder if that was God's point.... Note: At one time there was an advantage to purchasing previous editions direct from ICR because they would include a PC version on CDROM for free, but now that the complete Bible and Notes are available online at their website, they have apparently stopped the practice. After all if you can go on the Internet anytime you want to search it, why fill up your hard drive with it? Note: One downside to all these annotations is that in many places, in Genesis and Revelation in particular, the notes take up more of the page than the Bible verses do. For study this causes no difficulties, but for reading along this WILL result in a lot more page flipping for you than for the rest of the congregation. It isn't quite, "In (flip) the (flip) beginning (flip) God..." but the first two pages contain Gen 1:1-2 and nothing else but notes! In addition though I don't know how much of this to attribute to the notes, this time through I felt that I finally and fully understood Revelation,... seriously,... stop laughing. Note: A Chinese edition The Defender's Study Bible - Traditional Chinese Version (of the first edition only of The Defender's Study Bible ) has been published, and while I cannot personally attest to it (not being able to read Chinese), the Chinese readers I have directed to it or given copies of it, have been impressed with this combination of the Dr. Henry M. Morris' 6,000 study notes from the first edition, translated into Chinese, and added to the Chinese Union Version of the Bible.
Review: Very Informative and Wonderfully Put together Apologetics Bible - I am very happy with this Study Bible and must commend Dr. Morris and the Creation Research Intitute for having this put together. The presentation of different apologetical topics in the back along with the copius amount of commentary (especially on Genesis) is very welcome and a great resource for anyone who is looking to find material to help defend the Word against skeptics and/or is just looking to affirm the Bible with recent findings in history and science. However, as is with any particular study Bible, this one is not perfect and no man is going to have all the ways to apply or utilize the Bible (which as an aside, is a magnificent example of God's power and creativity). Dr. Morris admits in the introduction of this book that there are spots where he had to fall back on faith or his own opinions. This is particuarlarly evident in his interpretation of prophecies, which is unsurprising. However his commentary is sincere and he shows his genuine devotion to Jesus Christ, so I can only commend him for his effort. My qualms about this Study Bible aside, Dr. Morris did a wonderful job putting together an entire commentary on the King James Bible before he died and his work at the Creation Research Insititue has left a lasting legacy for his devotion to spreading the gospel and defending the Word of God. I am absolutely certian he was a sincere believer in Christ and know we will see him again one day in Heaven and on the New Earth.

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Newest Best Study Bible PERIOD
*by F***D on July 31, 2018*

IMHO this is the best study Bible available in English and has been since it superseded the earlier editions and previous best study Bibles The New Defender's Study Bible and The Defender's Study Bible . How can I make such a claim? Allow me to illustrate. KJV: To start with it uses the standard King James Version as the basic text. There is a reason that the overwhelming majority of people who make accuracy of translation their highest priority choose the KJV: a disagreement over textual criticism: the methods used to arrive at the correct text from a collection of hand-written copies, including both scribal errors and (possibly) deliberate changes. Up through the KJV, the underlying principle was "majority rules", that is all things being equal, the reading that is the most common is the most likely to be correct. However, virtually all post-KJV translations have used a different underlying principle: "age before beauty", that is assuming that a handful of older by a century manuscripts rediscovered beginning in the 18th century contain the correct readings even though they represent only about 5% of the total and appear by internal evidence to all have been copies of copies descended from the same original source. The problem is that if this assumption is wrong (and there are excellent reasons for believing it to be wrong), all such versions are introducing more errors than they correct while after nearly 400 years the errors in the KJV have pretty much all been caught and either corrected or footnoted in modern editions. Since the total differences in the NT versions amount to no more than 5% and (arguably) change no major doctrines of Christianity, one might be tempted to dismiss this as Yet Another argument about the number of angels who can dance on the head of a pin, but conservatives point with some justification to the occasionally dishonest footnotes in some modern versions which falsely assert "majority rules" for what are in fact minority readings and call into question by enclosing within brackets text that there is no rational reason for questioning. ANNOTATIONS: This still leaves a wall full of KJV study Bibles; what separates this one from the pack are the over 10,000 footnotes that, according to the Introduction, "explain the Bible's difficult passages, resolve its alleged contradictions, point out the evidences of its divine origin, confirm its historical accuracy, note its remarkable anticipations of modern science, demonstrate its fulfilled prophecies, and in general remove any doubts about its inerrancy, its authority, and its ability to meet every human need." What makes them particularly useful is that they are printed directly below the text in question, putting the defense of so-called Biblical "mistakes" within easy reach of anyone looking them up. Of course no claims of divine inspiration are made for these works of man, but they do represent the culmination of many years of careful research. Despite years of Bible study, I was frankly astonished by how much I learned from reading these notes, especially things present right in the text all along that I had somehow missed. For example, one of the minor but by no means insignificant claims of a Biblical mistake is in Gen 9:13-16 where God supposedly first puts the rainbow into the sky as a token of His promise never to destroy the Earth again with a flood. Well, this is OBVIOUS nonsense because, as we now know, the conditions for producing a rainbow occur quite frequently after a rain so that the only way this verse could possibly be true is if it had never rained before the Flood. Funny how I had never really noticed Gen 2:5-6 before: "...for the Lord God had not caused it to rain upon the earth... But there went up a mist from the earth, and watered the whole face of the ground." Other notes explain how this could have worked, based on a scientific explanation of what the "waters which were above the firmament" of Gen 1:7 were and what their effects would be and how the mechanism of the Flood would work, but the interesting thing to me is that if you assume that some ancient just made it all up, how did he know that it was necessary to claim that it had never rained prior to the Flood for the story to work? Which is more plausible to you? An unsung ancient Isaac Asimov? Or just some Bozo writing down what he observed without necessarily fully understanding it? INTRODUCTIONS: In addition to the annotations each testament and each individual book of the Bible have introductions addressing more general questions. One of the most interesting to me was the introduction to Genesis. Liberal Bible scholars almost universally insist that Moses was not the actual author of Genesis, and this introduction agrees but not in the way that liberals mean it. Again the evidence was in the text in plain sight all along in the form of the recurring phrase "These are the generations of..." followed by a name. Parallels with the terminology of ancient Babylonian tablets indicate that these names are actually the signatures of the original writers as the tablets were being passed down to the next author, and whenever Genesis is referenced in the New Testament, Moses is NEVER claimed as the author, unlike the case with references to the other four books of the Pentateuch, which often claim Moses as the author. This makes sense because Genesis records alleged history long prior to Moses' lifetime while Moses was a direct participant in the events of the following books. So the text of Genesis itself claims it to be composed of the assembled writings of Adam, Noah, the three sons of Noah, Shem, Terah, Isaac, Jacob, and Esau, with the final section being based on information from "the sons of Jacob." And just as critics claim, there ARE two separate creation accounts in Genesis divided by Gen 2:4. The second is part of Adam's account while the first ends with the slightly different phrase, "These are the generations of the heavens and the earth when they were created." Since the first section, Gen 1:1-2:4a, tells of events prior to the existence of any witness to record them, logically God Himself must either have written this section directly or specifically revealed it to Adam, and another alleged "mistake" is resolved. APPENDICES: Finally there are almost a hundred pages of useful appendices, addressing specific topics. To me the most interesting were the "Global Processes Indicating Recent Creation", which details a large number of worldwide natural processes whose rates are currently known yet which cannot possibly be reconciled with a 4.6 billion year old earth, and the Chronology of the Patriarchs in Genesis, based on the lists in Gen 5 and 11, which reveals some astonishing overlaps: Adam could have known all the pre-flood patriarchs except Noah and Shem. Noah could have known all the pre-flood patriarchs except Adam and Seth. Noah and Shem could have known Abraham. Shem could have known Isaac and Jacob. Note: This Bible was published in several different formats from hardback to genuine leather at several different prices so pick the one that fits your budget. Sadly, no "thumbed" edition of this edition was ever published so I waited a long time to finally order this one (sigh); now I actually have to learn the order of the books of the Bible!... ...I wonder if that was God's point.... Note: At one time there was an advantage to purchasing previous editions direct from ICR because they would include a PC version on CDROM for free, but now that the complete Bible and Notes are available online at their website, they have apparently stopped the practice. After all if you can go on the Internet anytime you want to search it, why fill up your hard drive with it? Note: One downside to all these annotations is that in many places, in Genesis and Revelation in particular, the notes take up more of the page than the Bible verses do. For study this causes no difficulties, but for reading along this WILL result in a lot more page flipping for you than for the rest of the congregation. It isn't quite, "In (flip) the (flip) beginning (flip) God..." but the first two pages contain Gen 1:1-2 and nothing else but notes! In addition though I don't know how much of this to attribute to the notes, this time through I felt that I finally and fully understood Revelation,... seriously,... stop laughing. Note: A Chinese edition The Defender's Study Bible - Traditional Chinese Version (of the first edition only of The Defender's Study Bible ) has been published, and while I cannot personally attest to it (not being able to read Chinese), the Chinese readers I have directed to it or given copies of it, have been impressed with this combination of the Dr. Henry M. Morris' 6,000 study notes from the first edition, translated into Chinese, and added to the Chinese Union Version of the Bible.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very Informative and Wonderfully Put together Apologetics Bible
*by S***E on November 24, 2024*

I am very happy with this Study Bible and must commend Dr. Morris and the Creation Research Intitute for having this put together. The presentation of different apologetical topics in the back along with the copius amount of commentary (especially on Genesis) is very welcome and a great resource for anyone who is looking to find material to help defend the Word against skeptics and/or is just looking to affirm the Bible with recent findings in history and science. However, as is with any particular study Bible, this one is not perfect and no man is going to have all the ways to apply or utilize the Bible (which as an aside, is a magnificent example of God's power and creativity). Dr. Morris admits in the introduction of this book that there are spots where he had to fall back on faith or his own opinions. This is particuarlarly evident in his interpretation of prophecies, which is unsurprising. However his commentary is sincere and he shows his genuine devotion to Jesus Christ, so I can only commend him for his effort. My qualms about this Study Bible aside, Dr. Morris did a wonderful job putting together an entire commentary on the King James Bible before he died and his work at the Creation Research Insititue has left a lasting legacy for his devotion to spreading the gospel and defending the Word of God. I am absolutely certian he was a sincere believer in Christ and know we will see him again one day in Heaven and on the New Earth.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Wealth of information!!
*by K***R on April 16, 2024*

I'm now retired but came to know the Lord in my mid teens....I became a Jesus Freak LOL! I've always loved the King James Bible and started with the Scofield, then the Thompson Chain Ref Bible, which has much information, BUT, you need to constantly look up references to get additional information for the most part. I recently read about the Henry Morris Bible, that it's a great study, and it's True! There's a wealth of knowledge to help you expound on the scriptures, featuring historical & geographical insight. It has compelled me to study more & to delve into The Word with a renewed vigor! I was sooo pleased, that I bought 3, hoping to give to someone who has interest to go more deeply into the Bible, or to a 'baby' Christian, it would be an awesome tool to whet ones appetite for the Sacred Script. Excellent, excellent buy! Under $30. for a hard cover!

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