NASB MacArthur Study Bible
Simply put, the NASB MacArthur Study Bible (pictured left) is the personal version of Dr. MacArthur.
All of the study notes contained is this Bible are from him. That can be a good thing or bad thing depending on your view of Dr. MacArthur.
While most enjoy the notes from MacArthur, who is widely known. Some disagree with his personality.
So who is he?
John F. MacArthur pastors Grace Community Church in California (Sun Valley). You can hear him on radio shows and he's authored many books, including the MacArthur New Testament Commentary series.
The NASB MacArthur Study Bible is full of his commentary from more than 35 years in God's service.
While some NASB study Bibles provide about 10,000 study notes, this one doubles that, so if you're a fan of in-text notes, this Bible might please you.
It also has a 200-page topical index, 155 charts and maps, special commentary and other features you'd expect in a good study Bible.
The cross reference items are right down the center of the page in the center column and scriptures that have a reference have a bolded number.
NASB MacArthur Study Bible Notes & Deals
Here's a recap of this great NASB study Bible:
- 20,000 in-text notes
- Plenty of cross reference scriptures located in the center column of each page.
- Commentary from Dr. MacArthur
- Introductions and outlines for all books of the Bible
- 121-page Concordance
- Many in-text maps and 9 color maps
- Many timelines, charts, etc
- 2208 pages
NASB MacArthur Study Bible example from Genesis:
"The earth was formless and void and darkness was over the surface of the deep, and the Spirit of God was moving over the surface of the waters." - Genesis 1:2 (NASB)
Study notes from NASB MacArthur Study Bible on this Bible verse:
1:2 - formless and void. This means "not finished in its shape and as yet uninhabited by creates." God would quickly (in 6 days) decorate His initial creation (Gen 1:2 - 2:3). DEEP. Sometimes referred to as primordial waters, this is the term used to describe the earth's water-covered surface before the dry land emerged (1:9,10). Jonah used this word to describe the watery abyss in which he found himself submerged (Jon 2:5). SPIRIT OF GOD. Not only did God the Holy Spirit participate in creation, but so did God the Son (Jn 1:1-3, Col 1:16, Heb. 1:2).
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