The NKJV Study Bible – an honest review (including thoughts on the NKJV translation in general!)

A viewer was kind enough to send me a copy of the NKJV Study Bible (3rd edition) by Thomas Nelson. Here are my thoughts on it, as well as some thoughts on the NKJV translation itself.

This edition is available at:

Links to videos mentioned:

* Why Would God Harden Pharaoh’s Heart? –
* Superhero Seminary: Free Will & Pharoah’s Hard Heart –
* To Know and Be Know: Hot Bible Sex! (aka. The Song of Songs) –
* Exodus: God is King (YHWH’s “600 regiment” army) –
*Bible for the Rest of Us: Mistaken Manuscripts –

*The series by @wardonwords on “False Friends” in the KJV can be found over on his channel, which I recommend subscribing to!

* Regarding the debate surrounding the Majority Text of the Greek New Testament, here is a helpful summary by Michael Holmes over at the Gospel Coalition –

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5 Comments

  1. The “oldest and best” argument is not proven. No carbon dating of Sinaiticus. Lost of changes on Vaticanus. Simonides claimed authorship of Sinaiticus which Constatine Tischendorf discovered in a monastery, including notations he put in the document. Simonides challenged Tischendorf to a public debate on the manuscript. Tischendorf never showed. Lemon juice was also apparently used to darken many of the pages and the pages show wear inconsistent with a document allegedly roughly 1450 years old. It may be closer to being 200 years old and written in the early 1800s. The assertion of “oldest and best” has yet to be definitively proven. I am not KJVO, though I do read the KJV. MY go to Bible is a Nelson NKJV wide margin.

  2. Why in the world would you prefer a translation that lets verses out !? (The reason why I almost completely ignore any translation which is not based on the Majority Text)

  3. Go sell that dead book to someone else and stop deceiving yourself🔥🥶🔥🥶🔥🥶🔥🥶🥶🔥🥶🔥🥶🔥🥶🔥🥶🔥🥶🔥🥶🔥🥶

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