Things You'll Need:
- Bible Map Insert
- Biblia Compacta Con Referencias De Letra Grande
- Holy Bible (King James Version) (Large Print)
- Holy Bible NIV (Large Print)
- Large Print King James Version Bible
- The Book
- The First Step Bible (Large Print)
- Ultrathin Large Print Reference:NAS
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Step 1
Begin by looking at large-print Bibles in the version or translation that you prefer.
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Step 2
Choose the size of the type. Texts come in 12-, 14-, 15-, 16-, and 18-point sizes termed large or giant.
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Step 3
Check out the number of pages in the Bible, the size of the book, and the thickness of the paper. A large-print Bible may be larger and heavier than is comfortable to hold, or the paper may be too thin to handle and not durable.
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Step 4
Select a sturdy cover and binding. A binding that is sewn instead of glued will last longer.
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Step 5
Look throughout the Bible to make sure the dictionary, concordance, and reference sections are in large print as well and easy to read.
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Step 6
Decide if the maps and charts included in the Bible will be large enough for you. You can purchase a map insert to include in your Bible that will fold out into larger-sized maps.









Comments
goldiec said
on 3/10/2009 I love my large print Bible. Awesome article about the Bible 5*
Lindaperry said
on 11/2/2008 Nice article. Recently I purchased a Bible at a garage sale, has pictures which makes it so interesting while reading.