The Jeremiah Study Bible Psalms and Proverbs with Dr. David Jeremiah


I have watched Dr. David Jeremiah on TV for many years. I always appreciate his Bible wisdom and how he tells a story in his sermons. I was excited to get a copy of The Jeremiah Study Bible: Psalms and Proverbs edition.

The Psalms and Proverbs edition of The Jeremiah Study Bible is in an easy-to-carry-around size at a little over 5 by 8 inches. It comes in the English Standard Version and has an elegantly bond durable cover that I think is leather. Inside it is a mix of dark easy to read print and red letter for heading and Book introduction written by Dr. David Jeremiah. At the bottom of each page are study notes and there is also some cross referencing. Side Bars are also prolific throughout the book and full of good information like Why do bad things happen to Believers?, Why we should praise God, Why pray? Along with the Scriptures, Dr. David Jeremiah gives a lot of food for thought in these short blurbs.

I like this two-book edition of The Jeremiah Study Bible a lot. It was just so easy to pick it up and read from it these past couple of weeks. It is easy to carry along and put in a book bag and it is full of good information for those who like the teachings of David Jeremiah. This is one book that I will keep and use for years to come.

I received a copy of this book from the publisher. All opinions expressed within this review are my own. #sponsoredbyfaithwords

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