Life Application Study Bible, NASB

by Anonymous, Ronald A. Beers

What does God’s Word mean for my life today? One of today's bestselling study Bibles, the NASB Life Application Study Bible has over 10,000 application notes to help you understand the message of Scripture and apply it to your life in practical ways. Verse-by-verse commentary sheds light on the stories and and teachings of Scripture from Genesis to Revelation. Learn from the stories of major Bible characters by exploring their strengths, weaknesses, accomplishments, and mistakes. Hear and respond to the truths of Scripture through overviews, outlines, and time lines and the beginning of each book, and grasp difficult concepts using in-text maps, charts and diagrams. With all these study tools and more, the NASB Life Application Study Bible, Second Edition , will help you discover how God's Word applies to your life today.

Genres: Christian, Religion, Nonfiction

2560 pages, Hardcover

First published May 1, 2000

About the author

Books can be attributed to "Anonymous" for several reasons:

* They are officially published under that name
* They are traditional stories not attributed to a specific author
* They are religious texts not generally attributed to a specific author

Books whose authorship is merely uncertain should be attributed to Unknown.

See also: Anonymous

Reviews

[Connor Martinez]

Spoiler alert: Jesus is Lord (and alive)!

I started a Bible in a year challenge my freshman or sophomore year of college. I finished it tonight, about 5 years later. Although I do wish I was more intentional in my reading, I’m encouraged that it was possible, and I intend to do it again and again as long as I live, because there is so so much more for me to learn. I’ve been saved since sophomore year of high school (about 8 years now), and I can say I believe now in the truth of the Bible and the Gospel message now more than ever. This edition is particularly helpful with an accurate, understandable translation with a lot of context provided in notes and verse references. If I were to get another Bible, I would get one with two ribbons instead of one (to hold my place in both testaments). I would also suggest you keep the cardboard thing it comes in. It is very worn now, but my Bible looks essentially brand new, and I bring it literally everywhere with me.

[Brittany]

I think NASB is my favorite version for devotional reading. Reading through the Bible in a year is incredibly fulfilling!

[Katrina Schurter]

There's not enough room to write what I learned and continue to learn from this book! Continuously reading it, especially now that I am in a bible class about the prophets, and learn more and more every day. :)

[Helen]

Anything NASB by the Lockman Foundation is awesome! Been reading the ASB then the NASB since I was 8 years old, and got a copy of the ASB in the Children's Dedication at the Unitarian-Universalist church in Portsmouth, NH. It's the greatest translation IMO, one-step away from the Literal Bible translation. Very accurate!

[Megan]

I am always sad and yet thankful when I finish reading through the Bible. Keeps me grounded and sane each day.

[Wesley Roth]

Completed reading the Bible (OT and NT) on June 15th! Took about 16 months. Praising God!

[Kelly Christensen]

I prefer the NASB (New American Standard Bible) and also enjoy the Amplified translation at times, but have all but stopped using the NIV. The Student Study NASB Bible has been excellent and reliable for many years, with excellent notes, insights, and commentary, since it was first introduced to me during undergrad at a Christian university in Olathe, Johnson County, Kansas. I recently purchased my second copy since that original one decades ago, replaced only because they eventually fell apart. I have read this Bible more than one time from cover-to-cover, and generally continuously read it.

[Amanda]

I started reading the bible in January 2012 as one of those bargains you shouldn't make with God. I had never read it all the way through and I've taken it it very slow so I could absorb it but I'm left with more questions and challenges to my faith
. I guess that's the point. Anyways, I finally accomplished this task and it feels great.

[Andy]

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[Karen]

Read and did some listening to the entire NASB bible while I took OT and NT survey classes from Moody Bible institute. (Spring and Fall 2008)

[Cheri]

the endnotes are very helpful, and I love this translation of the bible, it's the most literally correct.

[Amber]

Gods instructions for this life

[Mollie]

Read, currently-reading, and will continue to read. . . ;)

[Jennifer Jarrell]

I love this version!!!

[Sandra weston]

What can I say? I love the Lord, and I love this translation!

[Mel]

I actually read several different Bibles - NIV Life Application Study Bible, Amplified Bible (2 different ones) Thompson Chain (my 1st bible)and several others... :)

[Dawn Harrison]

Life Changing

[R.L.]

This is a great Bible to have on your Kindle for using in church. The ability to move between books, find a verse, etc, is easy and as fast or faster than looking it up in a paper version.

[D. J. Arévalo]

I gave this book my highest rating of 5 stars (rating scale in bio).