I would certainly recommend you to check out the reviews by Tim Wildsmith and my friend Paul Stevenson for more details. Thanks for the comment, and for the now-posted review! Schuyler RSV Full Yapp Bible with Apocrypha - YouTube Both Catholics and Protestants still use Elizabethan English. Pictures Here. The final element I want to highlight here are the resources that this bible provides. NRSV, Single-Column Reference Bible, Leathersoft, Brown, Comfort Print It checks all the boxes that I have been pinning about for well over fifteen years, dating back to the origins of the old Catholic Bibles Blog. I am stunned at the beauty of this Bible. Im so grateful to have the RSV w/ Apocrypha, Deuterocanonicals, in a premium leather edition. If you enjoy my reviews please consider buying me a coffee to show your support https. Well done, Schuyler! The KJV heritage is evident, for example, the translation of Psalm 90:10 The years of our life are threescore and ten, or even by reason of strength fourscore. (No issues now, but almost everyone in my family wears glasses.) Here is a side-by-side comparsion: The text is line-matched, meaning that the lines of text on each side of a page are aligned to minimize ghosting of text during reading. http://www.katapi.org.uk/RSV/RSVCommonBPreface.htm, http://web.archive.org/web/20071218022237/umsis.miami.edu/~medmunds/RSVCEdiff.htm, https://www.youtube.com/c/AlphawithAngela/featured, Early October Bible News Catholic Bible Talk, How I Pray with the Word Guest Post by Bob Short, First Look: Thomas Nelson KJV Center-Column Reference Bible w/Apocrypha, A Few Days with the New Living Translation Catholic Edition: Part 1. Photos of all the Canterbury. More importantly, I can read and pray with a Bible that is a trustworthy translation and isnt going to fall apart within the next couple years. I will likely buy another or two. Great review of a beautiful Bible. I thought it may be an issue until I had it in my hands. The mirror-polished gilding on the Cambridge is extremely well-done, and the binding feels a bit tighter without the slightest hint of imperfections. I own an original 1952 hardcover edition of the RSV from Thomas Nelson (which I found on eBay for $15), and I plan to keep my new RSV Quentel right beside that one on my bookshelf. They have created a web page dedicated to their RSV project with all the details on the upcoming edition. Get behind me, Satan! I assume that the RSVCE as given imprimaturs by Cardinals Cushing and Koenig is approved for reading and study by Catholics. Reading the sacred word in this Schuylers RSV feels like a new experience. The red and black theme looks awesome together. I got the full yapp version too, and love them both for different reasons.