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Nabre XL, Catholic Edition, Leathersoft, Brown, Comfort Print: Holy Bible

Nabre XL, Catholic Edition, Leathersoft, Brown, Comfort Print: Holy Bible

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A Bible perfect for every-day use with the full Catholic text and extra-large print in an easy-to-carry size.

This extra-large-print edition of the Holy Scriptures invites you meet God in its pages. The exclusive Catholic Comfort Print(R) text is designed in a classic two-column design accommodated by a wide-page format and includes extensive cross-references and thousands of study notes by Catholic scholars. The New American Bible Revised Edition received the imprimatur of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops for study and devotional reading.

Features include:

  • Complete Catholic Bible with the official imprimatur of the Roman Catholic Church
  • Book introductions and outlines providing literary, historical, and cultural background for each book of the Bible
  • Cross-references and thousands of study notes explain what you are reading and allow you to find related passages quickly
  • Anglicized text utilizing British English spelling and grammar within the text
  • Durable Smyth-sewn binding lies flat in your hand or on your desk
  • Double-sided satin ribbon marker so you can easily navigate and keep track of where you were reading
  • Words of Christ in black for a reading experience that is easy on your eyes throughout Scripture
  • Clear and readable extra-large 12-point Catholic Comfort Print type

The New American Bible Revised Edition (NABRE) Catholic Bible is officially approved for liturgical use for the majority of the world's English-speaking Catholics. The NABRE is the culmination of decades of work by nearly 100 scholars, theologians, and bishops. A triumph of clarity, accuracy, and literary beauty, this indispensable resource can be part of all Catholic Christians' libraries so they can make a regular practice of reading and studying it.

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BrandCatholic Bible Press
Pub dateOct 11, 2022
ISBN-100785290915
ISBN-139780785290919
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions8.63 × 1.75 × 8.5 in
Weight3 lb
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