An in-depth study Bible for those who seek to know and understand God’s word in the trusted and familiar language of the King James Version.
Extensive marginal notes with appropriate Hebrew and Greek analysis provide alternate translations of critical passages and call attention to other relevant texts.
Detailed outlines focus on the context and significance of each book while emphasizing how each part fits into the whole.
Helps include:
Nearly 200 appendixes of Hebrew words and their use, charts, parallel passages, maps, lists of proper names, calendars, and timelines., keyed to the marginal notes, provide additional information on genealogies, synonyms, historical and a wide range of other important topics. |
The Companion Bible Appendixes have been published on-line and a link to them is available in the "Workmen of the Word" section. |
Highlights of the Companion Bible |
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It is called the Companion Bible because
it has a wide margin that is intended to be
companion to the text, and the whole is
designed as the companion to all readers
of the Bible.
The text is that of the authorized version of 1611 as published by
the revisers in their "Parallel Bible" in 1885.
The wide margins contain valuable notes which are sometimes
critical, explanatory or suggestive on subjects of special
importance or difficulty.
The Companion Bible has 198 appendixes to further guide the
sincere student of the Word.
Dark type in the New Testament emphasizes quotations from the
Old Testament.
The margins are also used to bring out the use of figures of speech
which are the Holy Spirit's own markings, which call special
attention to a thought that is worthy of our deepest consideration.
The spiritual significance of numbers is pointed out when
applicable.
The use of structures prove even more that the Scriptures were
written in a divine manner.
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| References: http://www.pilkingtonandsons.com/CompanionBible.htm and http://www.tftmin.org/Companion_Bible.htm |
