Designed by typesetter2K/Denmark, the Quentel format features a two-column layout with cross-references that span the entire bottom of the page and red accents, all on 28 GSM Indopaque Paper from France that feels fantastic to the touch and is quite opaque. Hopefully more premium Bibles with the Deuterocanonical books continue to be released; there is certainly a market for it. Thats why I, too, prefer the approach of the RSV-2CE vs the 1CE, because at least its consistent. Great review of a beautiful Bible. I have several Anglo-Saxon texts hanging around the house as well as texts from Middle English and early modern English (mainly Shakespeare). Here is a link that examines some of the differences: It is super easy to use. (There is also an index to the maps.). This will probably be the last premium RSV ever printed. This bible is an exceptional readers edition. The calfskin leather cover is buttery-soft and yet durable. Others claim it wasn't removed by the church, but by printers to cut costs in distributing Bibles in the United States. Page size: 6.1 x 9.13 x ~1.1 (155 mm x 232 mm x ~29 mm) The sewn binding and three high-quality ribbon markers are standard features for premium bibles. Im very curious to know how it is. In conclusion, let me just say that the price point for this bible may be a deterrent for some people. the complete text block was done very well in the placement of the Apocryphal books. Although I still love that NOAB, this Schuyler is so much nicer! SKU: RSV Apocrypha Marbled Mahogany Calfskin Description Additional information Reviews (9) Description First Printing The Revised Standard Version (RSV) is a revision of the American Revised Version (1901) which was itself a revision of the King James Version (1611). Details about Schuyler Quentel RSV Bible with Apocrypha See original listing. As always, if you are interested in receiving email updates about this new edition, use this link to sign up for Schuylers RSV email list. Presentation pages I absolutely love it. My comment is on both the text block and the cover. The ones that are listed now are a second printing, so it is a bit uncertain whether they will do another. It is thinner than most Bibles in the same size class at approximately 1 1/4 inches. I was trying to find an announcement which I read about what they were planning to do in the future with their Quentel RSV, but I cant seem to find it. Bible Reviews, Bible Study, Translations, and more. 92 $229.99 $229.99. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5t3Ipba9_c4. The format is wonderful and despite being a 10 not 11 point is very readable. . I also very much appreciate the expanded apocrypha which most publishers do not include, especially Psalm 151 and the extra chapters in Daniel. Go back to filtering menu Skip to main search results Department. A Beautiful Bible for a Beautiful Faith. Kjv, Center-Column Reference Bible with Apocrypha, Leathersoft, Black, 73,000 Cr. The combination of premium feel in the hands and readability (in terms of layout and margins etc) that I read and heard about really drives up my interest. The Catholic Church stopped using Latin in the Mass, and Mass attendance plummeted. The RSV uses thee, thou, lest, art, thy and other classical English expressions no longer found in modern translations. The Schuyler RSV Quentel with Apocrypha - YouTube A review of the beautiful Schuyler Revised Standard Version (RSV) Quentel with Deuterocanonical/Apocryphal books in black goatskin, full yapp edition. The leather is soft and has a nice flop. One thing I really like is that the spine simply has RSV on it, without the standard with Apocrypha found on all ecumenical bibles Ive owned. you is plural and Gk. ***There are typographical errors in the Deuterocanonical books. Still, if theres a second edition they will be fixed and I will be able to prove I have a genuine first edition. Apocrypha Kjv - King James Bible Online I have found it to be far more useful than the usual concise concordance, which have now become a bit redundant with the use of smart phones. Modern versions use 70 instead of three score and 10 and 80 instead of fourscore. 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. It seems they are a corrected form of an older set belonging to a previous NRSV edition. I thought it may be an issue until I had it in my hands. Having spent time last year in the ESV, as well as reading Mark Giszczaks book, I understand the appeal of the ESV. The title page refers to it as Deuterocanonical/Apocrypha, not just Apocrypha. Theyre plain in my opinion, but this one changed my mind! Photos of all the Canterbury. The Improved Domestic Bible - Google Books This site provides a written history of the RSV with the detail about Cardinal Koenigs endorsement: http://www.katapi.org.uk/RSV/RSVCommonBPreface.htm. BUY THIS BIBLE*. And in a Bible ecosystem where it feels like the majority of the comments online are about type size, they decreased the standard 11pt Milo typeface (which appears in all of the other editions of the Quentel) to a 10pt size in this Bible to keep it from being too bulky with the Apocrypha.