Pocket Bible Dictionary: Nelson's Pocket Reference Series Paperback – February 27, 2005

The size is perfect for people to put in their pockets, which is critical for the homeless and helpful for everyone. The plan of salvation is outlined at the front, and in several critical passages, is underlined with a few strategic study notes to help people understand the point of how to except Jesus Christ for salvation.The fact that it is the New King James version helps acceptance because it is a trusted, well-known version, without the old English “thee and thou” from the original king James, making this more readable.The font size is good. It’s not large print, but it’s very readable, it is not the small seven point font type of book that makes it so hard for many people to read the Bible. I don’t know the font size but I would guess it is eight or nine point. Just my best guess. I have already re-ordered this book and do recommend it. Let’s get the gospel out there to help save more souls!

Comes in handy!

Nice small size so it can be taken wherever you go.

To know the meaning from Bible stance instead of Googles stance has helped tremendously.

The small and light size helps make this book accessible and helpful. My students love it. The product description wrongly says it weighs 2.31 pounds but it is really only 6-1/2 ounces (less than half a pound).

Instead of a gigantic concordance, this little baby is the perfect replacement. You'd think the lettering would be too small but it's really not. I mean, it's small - yes, but readable. I was used to my old NIV Bible and when I moved to my new NKJV which didn't have a concordance, I thought this would be a great tool and it is. I carry it in my Bible bag and use it often. It seems like it has pretty much every word. I should have gotten the NIV one, though, since that's what I was used to before. So glad I found this gem!

It’s smaller than I expected

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