NKJV Complete Evidence Study Bible

If you are interested in learning how to share the Gospel, then this Bible is a must have! I have learned so much and haven't even made a dent in all the notes and guides in this Bible!

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Bought as gift and the receiver was ecstatic! He uses it to share the Gospel with others...Repent and believe in the Person of Jesus Christ and what He did for us on the Cross. Ray Comfort has lots of examples of how to witness to people who are deceived and are not truly Spiritually Born Again believers!

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The media could not be loaded. So I bought it to learn Bible from different, scientific perspective cause I wanted to be able to communicate my faith with people who only rely on science and I must say it does have so many all kinds of explanations and quotes. Very good to study it at home, by yourself or with family or even in small groups to get deeper into the topic. It does answer a lot of questions non believers may have.

Full of great notes and explanations!

The Evidence Bible has actually been around for a while in the form of the "Comfort-able KJV" edition where Ray Comfort actually did some editing to make the KJV a bit more readable. The original Evidence Bible has returned published by the same publishers, Bridge Logos Foundation, but now in the NKJV text. This is good as it allows for a true translation rather than Ray's personal update of the KJV (not that he did a bad job). While I personally would prefer The Evidence Bible to be in the ESV rather than the NKJV, I am okay with the translation.The Evidence Bible itself is very useful. It follows the witnessing pattern that The Way of the Master has become famous for and that is to lead sinners to see their sinfulness before a holy and just God through the Law of God found in Exodus 20:1-17. This is the example that Jesus gave us in Mark 10:17-21; John 4:7 and also that Paul gave in Romans 2:21-24. In Acts 24:25 we find Paul again preaching the Law before Felix. In Romans 7:7 Paul says that it is through the knowledge of the Law that we know what sin is and in 1 Timothy 1:8-11 Paul tells us that the Law is good if used to convict sinners. Romans 3:19-20 says that the Law of God shuts sinners mouths before Him so that they are guilty. The Law never saves but points to the Savior (Galatians 3:24 NKJV).The pros of this Bible are 1) it is very helpful in evangelism. A Christian can study this Bible to find evidences for the faith say against evolution and also helps to spur us on to witness for Jesus (Acts 1:8). 2) It is helpful in helping us with a Christian worldview. Ray Comfort has compiled numerous quotes on many ethical issues in this Bible which help the disciple have a strong biblical worldview on various subjects including evolution, marriage, etc. 3) Any disciple can use this Bible from an Arminian to a Calvinist. While Comfort favors an unlimited atonement (for example at Ray's note on John 7:37 he writes, "Salvation is possible for every person. See Acts 2:21." That seems clear to me.), Comfort avoids the election debate at passages such as Romans 9:18. 4) I also enjoyed the quotes that Comfort has placed all through the Bible about topics such as evangelism, prayer, holiness, etc. They are simple but powerful quotes.The negatives of this Bible would be 1) if you reject a literal 6 day creation then you'll probably not like The Evidence Bible. Comfort strongly supports (as do I) a six day, 24 hour creation view. If you reject Genesis 1-2 as literal history, you will not enjoy this Bible. 2) If you never share your faith with others, you'll not enjoy this Bible. From Genesis to Revelation, this Bible calls you to be bold in sharing your faith. Jesus went to the cross for our sins and yet you can't even tell others about His grace? If you are a lazy Christian, you'll not like this Bible. 3) If you don't pray you will want to avoid this Bible. 4) If you reject the inerrancy of the Bible you will want to avoid this Bible. 5) If you believe that there are more than one ways to God outside of personal faith in Jesus Christ (Romans 10:9-17), you will want to avoid this Bible. 6) Lastly, I don't favor the words of Christ in red and this edition does have them in red but its not a big deal.ConclusionThis is a very helpful Bible to use when sharing your faith or preparing to share your faith. Brother Ray Comfort is a solid man of God and his wisdom in evangelism shows in this Bible. I do recommend it.

If you're familiar with the NKJV, this review is for you because I'm not going to comment on that. That is readily available elsewhere from folks more knowledgeable than I. Besides, that's probably not why you're here. I say that because all NKJV Bible scripture is identical; it's the commentary that differs.Content: 5-StarI love Study Bibles. I don't have the background In all of the disciplines required to be able to read scripture and extract all there is without further study. This isn't your typical study bible though. I think a more accurate title for this would be the Apologetics Bible. Full disclosure: I'm an apologetics junkie; my review is quite biased because of that. I love reading this for the sake of reading as one would a good book. It's that interesting! Ray Comfort has a way of making you confident in discussing scripture with non-believers and questioners. To me though, the most important reason for apologetics is to teach it to your kids. 80% of Christian Freshmen leave university as atheists or agnostics because their belief isn't grounded in logic or facts. This book, because it's a bible at its core, is a one-stop shop for learning and defending scripture specifically as you go and the faith generally. Well done, Ray Comfort!Book Quality: 3 1/2-StarI feel I need to separate the book itself from the content. The biggest knock I have is the page bleed. When there is a shaded section of the opposite side of the page, it's quite distracting, especially in Jesus' words, which are in a light red ink. Eventually you get used to it, but it's enough of an issue that I'd be remiss not to mention it here and drop a star because of it.