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by Dayspring (Author)
Grow your faith and creatively express yourself as you journal and draw in the margins of this spiral-bound Bible.
The NIV Illustrating Bible helps you interact with Scripture by giving you room to journal your thoughts, reflections, and insights right alongside the Bible verses that inspired them. The large size and spiral-bound format allow the Bible to lie completely flat, giving you the ideal surface for writing and drawing. It's the perfect way to engage with God's Word and deepen your faith as you write down the things that are shaping your spiritual journey, including:
- Devotional notes
- Journal entries
- Prayer requests
- Bible study notes
- Reminders of God's faithfulness
- Your favorite Bible verses
- Doodles, art, and more
The NIV Illustrating Bible features:
- Complete text of the accurate, readable, and clear New International Version (NIV)
- A metallic copper spiral binding allows the Bible to lie perfectly flat for your artistic needs.
- Wide, 3.75-inch margins offer ample room to journal, draw, or take notes.
- Thicker, 80 GSM paper prevents bleed-through, preserving your journal entries on every page.
- Single-column layout
- Large square format measures 9.25 x 9.25 inches
- Type size: 8
Experience fresh faith and open your heart to God in a whole new way as you journal and draw your way through Scripture with the NIV Illustrating Bible.
Front Jacket
Our Bible is designed to take you deeper into the Word than you've ever gone before. The
Illustrating Bible comes in a high-quality, paper-wrapped keepsake box. Pages are 75% thicker
than normal journaling Bibles to reduce bleed-through and 3" wide margins with blank space for
journaling and creativity.
Why Bible journaling? Two words]]Linger longer. Bible journaling is creative, but it is not
about the creativity. Bible journaling is artistic, but it is not about the artistry. Bible journaling is a
devotional style""a Bible study method""an avenue to help you spend more time with God in His
Word. How many times have you closed your Bible or your daily devotional book, and completely
forgotten what you read? Too many, right? Well, you are not alone! We are busy. We do things so
fast, we don't have time to think, listen, and soak it all up. Bible journaling is simply creating
a visual expression of what you have read. The best part about visual journaling is that you
linger longer in the Word as you think about what you will paint, draw, sticker, or washi tape]]
Lingering longer leads to listening well and learning more about the Lord. And that is what it
is all about, after all.
