Dake S Annotated Reference Bible Kjv

The Dake Annotated Reference Bible is called by many names: the Dakes Bible, Dake's Bible, the Dake Bible, Dake's Annotated Bible, Dakes Study Bible, etc. But no matter what it is called, it is simply the best study Bible available today! The Dakes Bible is King James Version, red letter and comes in several styles (hardback, bonded leather and genuine leather) and colors (black and burgundy). No Bible in the world has as many notes (35,000) as a Dakes Bible or as many cross references (500,000) as a Dakes Bible. The purpose of the Dakes Bible is to give in one volume the helps a student of the Bible needs from many books -- Bible Commentaries, Dictionary, complete Concordance, Dispensational Truth, Topical Text Book, Bible Synthesis, Doctrines, Prophetic Studies, and others. Special features of the Dakes Bible include nearly 9,000 chapter and verse headings; 500,000 cross-references; 35,000 notes and comments; summary of interesting facts at the end of each Book; and lists of all the commands, prophecies, promises, prayers, questions, sins, apostasies, complaints, failures, plagues, judgments, healings, wars, miracles, assassinations, kings, queens, dukes, lakes, rivers, farm products, valleys, mountains, cities, empires, nations, etc. In the Dakes Bible thousands of texts are amplified and there are many renderings from various versions. Important Hebrew and Greek words are given with definitions various translations. Obsolete and difficult English words are defined. The general principle adhered to throughout the Dakes Bible is: literalizing instead of spiritualizing. Statements of fact and historical accounts are accepted as such. THE RULE OBSERVED IS: Take the Bible literally wherein it is at all possible; if symbolic, figurative or typical language is used, then look for the literal truth it intends to convey. If you want the best study and reference Bible, then sooner or later you're going to own a Dakes Bible -- a "Dakes Annotated Reference Bible" that is! Why not now? - Publisher.

Dake Annotated Reference Bible Compact Paperback

For over 50 years, the Dake Annotated Reference Bible has set the standard for study bibles, combining thoughtful scholarship with easy accessibility, and providing the serious student with the tools necessary to "rightly divide the Word of Truth" (2 Tim. 2:15). In keeping with that heritage, we at Dake Publishing are excited to introduce the New King James Version (NKJV) of the Dake Annotated Reference Bible. The NKJV remains true to the tradition of the original King James Version (KJV), which has been faithfully preserving the Word of God for more than 400 years. The goal of the NKJV translators has not been innovation, but rather a desire to "unlock" for modern readers the "spiritual treasures found especially in the Authorized Version of the Holy Scriptures." Their desire is ours as well, and the reason for selecting the NKJV as the translation for this updated edition of the Dake Annotated Reference Bible.

Revised and Updated. Original Publication in 1950

Red letter 35,000 commentary notes 4-column format Text and notes side-by-side 500,000 cross/chain references 9,000 headings dividing text Complete concordance lists every Bible word 8,000 sermon outlines Summary at end of each book Key Hebrew and Greek words defined 2,352 pp.

The words of Christ are in red, and Old Testament and New Testament Questions are found at the end of each section. There is a complete concordance that lists every Bible word. There are 9,000 headings to divide the text and 35,000 commentary notes. Plus, there are more than 8,000 outlines for sermons and the definitions of key Hebrew and Greek words are included. There is also a complete summary at the conclusion of each book and over 500,000 helpful cross chain references for study. Some Features: King James Version New layout with 2 columns for KJV text and 3 columns for study notes New full-color maps Complete Concordance Symbols marking prophetic passages Symbols marking promises, commands and messages from God Bible character studies Summaries of each book of the Old and New Testaments Greek and Hebrew word studies 8.5 point type for KJV and commentary notes