I thought this product was large print but I did not send it back. I will use it as long as I can. I also thought it had tabs, I think maybe I clicked on the wrong product when I ordered but it is OK, I can add my tabs and use this Bible, I like it anyway. It is hard for me to get around on the internet and I get confused on these sites that offer so many different types of Bibles, I knew I wanted a study Bible and that is what I got and I am satisfied.

The Henry Morris Study Bible is a wonderful study Bible and of good quality! I had the New Defenders Study Bible, and although I loved it, the print quality was poor. I just purchased the leather edition of the new Henry Morris Study Bible and the print is darker and the words of Christ in medium red -very easy to read. The annotations are, I believe, doctrinally sound and the late Dr. Morris' love for the Word of God and his solid stand (along with the Institute for Creation Research) on the absolute authority of Scripture is refreshing and much needed in these days of apostasy. I also love the reverence and beauty of the King James version. I highly recommend this Bible - it is in, my opinion, excellent in every way.

I love that study Bible, it's really useful, rich and full of information. It will really help me in my studies.

Goes beyone my expectations. The commentary is concise and the notes are helpfulf as a quick guide to understanding the text. Easy to carry to church and/or keep in the car when the you have spare time to study.

Well first off I'm a youth leader so I do a lot of Bible study and one of my favorite places to study is Genesis 1-11. The Henry Morris study Bible has so many great notes along with the extra studies in the appendices that I didn't expect and they are great. My favorite is the explanations on the alternate views of the age of the earth such as Theistic Evolution, Progressive Creation, Day-Age Theory, and Gap Theory. Although they are not exhaustive by any means, they do a good job giving you an overview of the views. My only issue is it only comes in KJV. I am not a KJV fan and would have much rather had NASB or NKJV but I have several translations to use when studying so it's fine. Don't get me wrong, if KJV is the only translation to read I would absolutely read it but to each his own. I have several other books by Henry Morris and John Morris and I love their work. The pages are thicker than my other Bibles and it seems to be built very solid. Over all I would HIGHLY HIGHLY HIGHLY recommend this study Bible.