King James Version with the Apocrypha, the Book of Enoch and the Assumption of Moses

The writing is very small and appears to be paper copies. I have to use a magnifying glass to see the words!However, I didn't want to pay double as the other purchasing options were expensive. Still holds the Word of Yahweh, now I just have to really really seek lol 🧐

I need this Bible for my ministry and it was great to tell the people about this Bible for 1611

It’s ok... tiny writing and is paperback. But it is nice to have the whole Bible in one place. I wish I would have paid attention as it’s Kung James Version but that’s through no fault of the actual book.

My only complaint is the words are very small love the book so much information.

I absolutely adore this book. Print is smaller than most books but understandably. It would be twice as thick if it were not. I don't mind it at all. It has so much more depth and history that ties everything in together. It's nice to get that in between Hebrew history which took place after the old testament but before the new testament. I highly recommend. Book of Jasher, Ken Johnson version is another good read for old testament backstory and history.

I was so excited to order this book. I thought it would be a great study Bible, since it includes the original 1611 KJV Apocrypha, as well as a few other non-canonical books that are referenced in the New Testament. However, the print is so tiny! Reading it is difficult and not enjoyable. It's not a very thick book, either, so they could have taken the font up one or two sizes and still had a book of reasonable thickness. I'm very disappointed.

I was excited to come across this Bible since everything is in one place but very disappointed, the money I spent to get it in my country , a big waste, the book is useless to me, far too fine and cheap looking I wouldn’t encourage anyone to buy it

Nice cover