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Boundless Line is really excited to announce that for the first time they’ll be having a contest, beginning next week, to give away 10 copies of the new ESV Study Bible. They’re working with Crossway Books to celebrate their groundbreaking study Bible by giving away one of them every weekday from Oct.

Something good in 17 days… Explore posts in the same categories: Bible This entry was posted on September 28, 2008 at 10:57 am and is filed under Bible. You can subscribe via RSS 2.0 feed to this post's comments.

Over the next couple of months, 2 books and 1 Bible will be released that I cannot wait to get my hands on…wanted to make sure they’re on your radar, too: This could be the most dangerous book you and I could ever read.

Link to more testamonials from Wayne Grudem, Mark Driscoll, John Piper, and more.

The good folks at Crossway have made available the entire book of 1 John from the ESV Study Bible as a 14-page PDF (3.24MB download)! To get your preview, head on over to the ESV Study Bible blog now.

The ESV Study Bible (ESVSB) launch date of October 15th is approaching fast. The Study Bible team has been busy sharing samples and features online to entice us. Their goal is to help people know what's inside the Study Bible and how it might best serve them.

The ESV Study Bible (ESVSB) launch date of October 15th is approaching fast. The Study Bible team has been busy sharing samples and features online to entice us. Their goal is to help people know what's inside the Study Bible and how it might best serve them.

From the ESV Study Bible news team: October 15, the publication date for the ESV Study Bible (ESVSB), is just over one month away. We want to bring you up to speed on a number of samples and features we’ve been posting online. Our goal is to help people know what’s inside the ESV Study Bible and how it might best serve them.

A women in my church emailed me asking about what Bible I would recommend to her, as she is in the market for a new one. I have a couple of recommendations depending on what you are looking for in your use of the Bible you are acquiring.It should be noted that the NIV is not my preferred translation, but it is my first recommendation because it is what our church has in the pews.

Dr. Vern Poythress of Westminster Seminary is an ardent advocate of Redemptive Historical interpretation.  He recently contributed History of Salvation notes for the forthcoming ESV Study Bible.  Crossway just released his article, Overview of the Bible: Survey of the History of Salvation, included