NIV, Quest Study Bible, Leathersoft, Black, Comfort Print: The Only Q and A Study Bible

Great Bible, super study notes and all in easy to read colors and Fonts!

The content of this Bible is outstanding. The background information at the beginning of each book is very helpful and the numerous questions and answers provided in the margins help give context and understanding to the actual text.My only complaint (otherwise would give 4 or 5 stars) would be regarding the silver-colored paint/coating on the edges of the pages. This looks nice when the Bible is closed, but causes most of the pages to stick together. I am concerned that I will end up ripping or otherwise damaging the pages when I separate them.

Great study Bible line for adults. And they have kid versions too.

Bought as a gift and they really enjoyed it. I was impressed with the amount of extra information like maps and history timelines. Want to get one for myself now!

Love the intros and insights added to the margins!

So easy to read!

The Quest Bible has been around for a while, selling over 1 million copies, but it was recently rereleased in a few updated covers. The one here is the new LeatherSoft edition, which is leaps and bounds better than the old Tru-Tone Bibles that peeled everywhere. The cover is attractive, soft, and has a nice cross on the front. The standout feature of this study Bible are the Questions and Answers. All the study notes are written in Question/Answer format. There are over 7000 notes, as well as nearly 350 longer answer articles. Each book has a simply introduction as well as a timeline.What I love about the text, other than the pop of color on every page, is the single column text. I love single columns so much. It's a 10pt font in NIV Comfort Print. Unfortunately it's not line-matched. It comes with two 1/4" single faced ribbons. The paper is pretty thin, which is common on cheaper study Bibles.I think this is a great introductory study Bible. Most of the questions are great, some of them are a little awkwardly forced, and unfortunately some of the pages lack any questions at all. Also, because each question needs a sufficient answer, there usually no more than 4 or 5 questions per page. Just enough to get you started. Last thing I'll mention, I've noticed that on contentious passages with multiple large interpretive camps, the notes actually present both sides. (The article on Ephesians 1:4 has a discussion on predestination and free will). **bible provided by Zondervan for an honest review

Wonderful study bible! I love all the notes on the sides of the verses. I bought one for myself and for my mother. Very happy with my purchase!