NEW! Disciple’s Study Bible (Classic 1988 edition)

[R. Mansfield]

Often preferred over newer editions, the classic 1988 edition of the DISCIPLE’S STUDY BIBLE allows you to explore history of theology and trace 27 doctrinal themes through the pages of Scripture. Add it to your personal Accordance Library for 33% off the regular price through next Monday!

 

For more information, please see today’s blog post. 

 

Screenshots--

 

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Accordance Mobile/Android (1.3 beta):

 

Cover of my original 1988 DSB:

 

 

Spread from my original 1988 DSB:

 

[ukfraser]

Thanks rick, any chance of a screenshot of the 27 doctrines?

[R. Mansfield]

Thanks rick, any chance of a screenshot of the 27 doctrines?

 

Here you go!

 

[ukfraser]

Very helpful, thanks. Interesting to see what has changed in the latest version

 

;o)

 

Ps congrats on your sales success!!!!!!

Edited November 5, 2018 by ukfraser

[pbgroover]

Thanks Rick, this does look interesting.

 

Please could you elaborate on the 'more content' that the 1988 edition has over later ones? I too am interested like Fraser what has changed in the latest CSB version over the 'classic' version.

 

Also, who were the main editors or contributors? I'm wondering what theological leanings it may have, how does it handle the Last Things?

 

Thanks Paul

[ukfraser]

This is the list of doctrines in the current version

 

You may have to scroll sideways and select the study notes tab (not a responsible adult so cant add an image to this thread).

 

https://csbdisciplesbible.com

Edited November 6, 2018 by ukfraser

[pbgroover]

Thanks Fraser, it's the same 27 doctrines as the 1988 edition listed above so I wonder what the more content is in the earlier edition?

 

Either way it does look like a nice set of study notes

[ukfraser]

There are a few like the titles missions and ordenances and stewardship seem to be changed in the new version. Unless im missing them flicking between screens on my ipad but there also duplications in the new screen...

Edited November 6, 2018 by ukfraser

[Daniel Francis]

Having used the original version (just assuming it was original as I had bought it in 1994), it was in my mind it felt like a systematic Theology application Bible. I very much liked it and look forward to using this in Accordance.

 

-dan

[R. Mansfield]

Thanks Rick, this does look interesting.

 

Please could you elaborate on the 'more content' that the 1988 edition has over later ones? I too am interested like Fraser what has changed in the latest CSB version over the 'classic' version.

 

Also, who were the main editors or contributors? I'm wondering what theological leanings it may have, how does it handle the Last Things?

 

Thanks Paul

 

Paul, I don’t have the newer edition, so I can’t speak to specifics. However, what I’ve been told is that the older edition had more content and many still prefer it over the new edition. I know that’s a bit vague, but I was basically repeating what I’ve heard. 

 

Here are some screenshots from our version with lists of the contributors.

 

 

 

 

[pbgroover]

Thanks Rick, this is helpful to know

[R. Mansfield]

Heads up! Introductory pricing no the Disciple's Study Bible ends at midnight EST tonight!