NKJV, Thinline Reference Bible, Large Print, Premium Goatskin Leather, Black, Premier Collection, Comfort Print: Holy Bible, New King James Version

Nice just what I was looking for!

Very nice quality Bible. Would have liked the font to be a little larger print.

Thomas Nelson makes the finesglt quality products.

Quality cover, pages, fonts, colors- overall the most stunning Bible I’ve ever owned. Love how it isn’t too large or bulky to hold yet font is easy to read. Wish it was a red letter edition but font is black with red chapter heading. As a female with smaller hands, this fits beautifully.

Awesome Bible, beautifully made and good price

I love, love, this Bible. Very well made, easy to read and the leather cover is of great quality, along with its packaging. This is my first expensive Bible and it is worth every penny.I would definitely recommend this beautiful Bible. God is good. Thank you.

Let me start by saying this is a very nice Bible, made of some high quality materials.However, two aspects were a negative for me.First, The goatskin leather, though of great quality, could’ve used a bit more support, IMHO. This bible would’ve been a bit unwieldy trying to hold with one hand while reading from the pulpit. Not only that, but after holding the Bible no more than 8 or 12 times, the very soft leather now has an indent in the back where my thumb supported the Bible while holding with one hand.Secondly, the print, at least for MY sixty-four year old, diabetic, cataracts—in—the—making eyes, could’ve been another two sizes or so larger, and perhaps with bold verse numbers.But, as others have said, for the price, it is a very well made Bible. It’s just that, as a preaching pastor, I increasingly gravitate toward Bibles with readable print. Granted, to an extent, that’s a relative phrase: “readable print.” I mean, just ten years ago or less, this Bible would’ve been just fine. But, alas, as a great theologian once said, “I ams what I ams.”So, long story short, I am returning the Bible. But, thankfully another Nelson NKJV is working out quite well for my preaching needs: The NKJV Preaching Bible. Ample line spacing, larger, quite readable print, and fairly decent material quality. Oh, and also, colored chapter and verse numbers.That said, Cambridge may be the blue ribbon winner for me in the long run, with their Topaz line. Will probably be my next Bible purchase down the road.But that’s a review for another day.

I tried hard, but in the end, I couldn't resist ordering one of the Thomas Nelson Premier Collection New King James Version (NKJV) Large Print Thinline (LPT) Reference Bibles from Amazon for the unbelievably low price of $70. I ordered it last Wednesday, and it arrived yesterday. I immediately fell in love with it. Simply put, this is an exquisite premium Bible that’s gorgeous in every way.I found a whole lot to love about my new Nelson Premier Collection NKJV LPT Bible. It has a buttery-soft goatskin cover that is soft, supple, and has a beautiful grain. You can easily see the natural variances in the leather, anomalies that make each Bible unique. The cover also has beautifully precise perimeter stitching and quite a generous yapp that is designed to protect the stunningly gorgeous red-under-gold art gilding. Of course, this Bible has an edge lining, which is far superior to the more common (and cheaper) paste-down linings. The lining is calfskin and has a gold stamped gilt line around the inside perimeter. The Bible also has three good quality 3/8-inch (two black, one red) satin ribbons.This Bible features the Thomas Nelson NKJV typeface, which is a “Comfort Print” font designed by 2K/Denmark. The box says the font is 11-point, but in reality, I think it may be a bit smaller than that. Still, it's very easy on my eyes, and a joy to read. The page layout is wonderful. I especially like the red page and paragraph headers, page numbers, chapter numbers, and reference pilot numbers, all printed in a dark, easy to read red. The words of Jesus are printed in black, which I prefer.The box describes the text block paper as "Premium European Bible paper, 36 gsm,” and I believe it. It's without question the finest quality paper I've ever seen in a Bible. It’s thick, durable, and wonderfully opaque – there’s almost no ghosting anywhere.Other features include references located at the bottom of each page, mixed in with footnotes. There’s also a good concordance and eight brightly colored maps in the back; however, I don't see anything exceptional about the maps... they seem like pretty standard fare to me.The Thomas Nelson Premier Collection NKJV LPT Bible earns my highest recommendation.