Wednesday, November 12, 2014

Confessing Baptist Podcast Interview # 69: Michael Barrett on the KJV Study Bible


It's here!  Reformation Heritage's KJV Study Bible is being released this month.  You can read about this resources on the KJV Study Bible website.

I did an interview with Michael Barrett, the Old Testament Editor for the KJV Study Bible, for Interview # 69 on the Confessingbaptist.com podcast.  I have also uploaded this podcast to sermonaudio.com (listen here).

You can also watch this video:

2 comments:

AJ said...

I received mine in the mail last week. It is a delight to have. Every chapter in the bible contains at least two thought provoking application-type questions in the study notes.

My wife reads each meal with the kids while I'm off at work - a Psalm at breakfast and Proverbs at lunch. This is the perfect Bible for this type of activity.

I feel very comfortable with the notes and such. However, I haven't gone so far as to investigate how much paedobaptism contraband there is to be found in the notes.

I pray that some Reformed Baptists will get with Reformation Heritage Books and see how willing they would be to allow a Baptist version with the 1689 LBC, Spurgeon's, and Hercules Collin's catechisms in the back instead of the Westminster ;)

Jeffrey T. Riddle said...

Armand,

Thanks for the post. Yes, this Bible looks to be ideal for family devotions, etc. I ordered a copy for each of my children as a Christmas gift (hopefully, they won't read this post before they get their copy!). I also really like the devotional articles and the century by century survey of church history by Sinclair Ferguson. I am going to do a book review of the study Bible and another book this Sunday for our SS class at CRBC, as well as urging folk to build family libraries. I do hope they will come out with an RB edition!

JTR