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Konstituierende Sitzung des Bamberger Stadtrats
- OB Sebastian Niedermaier (SPD) vereidigt
- 2. Bürgermeister Jonas Glüsenkamp (Grünes Bamberg) und 3. Bürgermeisterin Eva Jutzler (SPD) gewählt. Herzlichen Glückwunsch 🎉... die Kooperation steht, jetzt kann die Arbeit losgehen 😀👍🏻
Grünes Bamberg, SPD Bamberg, CSB, Freie Wähler Bamberg, Volt Bamberg, Zwiebel
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Konstituierende Sitzung des Bamberger Stadtrats
- OB Sebastian Niedermaier (SPD) vereidigt
- 2. Bürgermeister Jonas Glüsenkamp (Grünes Bamberg) und 3. Bürgermeisterin Eva Jutzler (SPD) gewählt. Herzlichen Glückwunsch 🎉... die Kooperation steht, jetzt kann die Arbeit losgehen 😀👍🏻
Grünes Bamberg, SPD Bamberg, CSB, Freie Wähler Bamberg, Volt Bamberg, Zwiebel
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Konstituierende Sitzung des Bamberger Stadtrats
- OB Sebastian Niedermaier (SPD) vereidigt
- 2. Bürgermeister Jonas Glüsenkamp (Grünes Bamberg) und 3. Bürgermeisterin Eva Jutzler (SPD) gewählt. Herzlichen Glückwunsch 🎉... die Kooperation steht, jetzt kann die Arbeit losgehen 😀👍🏻
Grünes Bamberg, SPD Bamberg, CSB, Freie Wähler Bamberg, Volt Bamberg, Zwiebel
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Konstituierende Sitzung des Bamberger Stadtrats
- OB Sebastian Niedermaier (SPD) vereidigt
- 2. Bürgermeister Jonas Glüsenkamp (Grünes Bamberg) und 3. Bürgermeisterin Eva Jutzler (SPD) gewählt. Herzlichen Glückwunsch 🎉... die Kooperation steht, jetzt kann die Arbeit losgehen 😀👍🏻
Grünes Bamberg, SPD Bamberg, CSB, Freie Wähler Bamberg, Volt Bamberg, Zwiebel
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Konstituierende Sitzung des Bamberger Stadtrats
- OB Sebastian Niedermaier (SPD) vereidigt
- 2. Bürgermeister Jonas Glüsenkamp (Grünes Bamberg) und 3. Bürgermeisterin Eva Jutzler (SPD) gewählt. Herzlichen Glückwunsch 🎉... die Kooperation steht, jetzt kann die Arbeit losgehen 😀👍🏻
Grünes Bamberg, SPD Bamberg, CSB, Freie Wähler Bamberg, Volt Bamberg, Zwiebel
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https://www.europesays.com/es/527445/ Clasificaciones completas de la 6ª etapa del Tour de Turquía 2026 – Esciclismo #a #Actualidad #alto #Antalya #bagatin #bank #carretera #categoria #christian #Ciclismo #ciclista #clasificaciones #completas #csb #Cycling #Deportes #disputada #ES #España #especial #estas #etapa #feslikan #final #fort #html #imp #italiano #jornada #kilómetros #mayo #mbh #montana #Spain #Sports #telecom #tour #Turquía #victoria #viernes
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As an update to my recent blog post about the CSB Single-Column Wide-Margin Bible, here’s a short presentation of another version of the Christian Standard Bible that I referenced there: the CSB Thinline Bible. (Plus: a few practical notes on my Bible marking system).
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As an update to my recent blog post about the CSB Single-Column Wide-Margin Bible, here’s a short presentation of another version of the Christian Standard Bible that I referenced there: the CSB Thinline Bible. (Plus: a few practical notes on my Bible marking system).
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As an update to my recent blog post about the CSB Single-Column Wide-Margin Bible, here’s a short presentation of another version of the Christian Standard Bible that I referenced there: the CSB Thinline Bible. (Plus: a few practical notes on my Bible marking system).
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As an update to my recent blog post about the CSB Single-Column Wide-Margin Bible, here’s a short presentation of another version of the Christian Standard Bible that I referenced there: the CSB Thinline Bible. (Plus: a few practical notes on my Bible marking system).
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As an update to my recent blog post about the CSB Single-Column Wide-Margin Bible, here’s a short presentation of another version of the Christian Standard Bible that I referenced there: the CSB Thinline Bible. (Plus: a few practical notes on my Bible marking system).
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Unboxing the CSB Thinline Bible
As an update to my post about the CSB Single-Column Wide-Margin Bible, here’s a short presentation of another version of the Christian Standard Bible that I referenced there: the CSB Thinline Bible.
CSB Thinline is one of many different formats this Bible is currently available in. Think of it as the very opposite of the Wide-Margin Bible: it’s lightweight, smaller, and easy to carry around.
Here are the main specs:
- 9-point font
- 5.375” x 8.25” page size
- Smyth-sewn, lay-flat binding
- gilded page edges
- 2KDENMARK typeset
- double-column layout
- one ribbon marker (red)
- a set of eight full-colour maps, plus a table of weights and measurements
It comes with a durable protective slipcase.
Some of these features are similar to the wide-margin CSB I’ve reviewed earlier, but here are the main differences:
- no concordance – thinlines typically don’t contain it, to retain a smaller total number of pages
- genuine black leather covers (the wide-margin one has the so-called “leathertouch” faux leather)
- a little bit of ghosting, as expected in a thinline, but not at all obstructive to reading
- thumb-indexed (one of my favourite features; not all CSB Thinlines are thumb-indexed, this is a separate edition)
After about a month of daily use, I have to say I’m very satisfied with it. I bought it as a Bible for everyday reading and study; a sturdy, high-quality copy to be marked up through highlighting, annotating, adding notes on lexical study, etc. You would think that a wide-margin Bible would be more suitable for that specific purpose, but I’ve actually found this smaller format to be ideal, as it makes me focus on the key things, without going into unnecessary digressions and random scribbles – there’s just no space for any of that.
There’s nothing not to love about this edition – except this: the in-text superscripts are just too small and almost impossible to read. While the footnotes are in a smaller, but still legible font type (not sure what it is exactly, but it might be 7-point), the footnote markers themselves are microscopic and very difficult to make out. Whenever there’s a footnote marker, it takes me a while to match it to the appropriate footnote, which can be a bit frustrating and definitely straining on the eyes! However, if you have excellent vision or don’t have much need for the footnotes, you won’t even register this as a problem.
To sum up, this is an excellent Bible, designed in a classic and elegant way, with good binding and durable leather covers that are made to last. If you want to take a closer look at it, visit the links I’ve included at the bottom of the post.
BONUS: A NOTE ON MY MARKING SYSTEM
If you’re curious to know about my Bible mark-up system, I’ve tried to simplify it as much as I could. Any notes are written using a mechanical pencil (0.7mm HB – neat and easy to erase, if necessary). I do highlights using yellow and green crayons: yellow for memorable passages concerning doctrine or anything else that catches my eye; green for practical everyday life concerns, health and wellbeing, ethics et sim.
Why crayons and not pens or various types of highlighters? Because there’s no risk of ink bleeding through. It’s kind of a big deal with thinline editions as the paper is extra thin and any ink is most likely to seep through and ruin everything. Besides, pencils and crayons are more discrete visually: I don’t want my highlights to leave in the shade the non-highlighted parts of the Word, just to help me locate things more quickly.
If there’s a full sentence or a longer passage that I’m highlighting, I’ll box it rather than underline all the verses. Here are two samples, showing portions of 1 Thessalonians 4 and James 1, where you can also see the typeset:
I hope you’ve liked this review! Don’t hesitate to leave a comment or ask any questions.
RECOMMENDED LINKS
CSB Thinline Bible Genuine Leather Review – a useful YouTube review by Nate Ginsterblum
Choose Your CSB – publisher’s website featuring this and many other versions of the CSB
NOTES
I’m a freelance language tutor (English, Latin, Classical Greek), researcher, and a literary scholar currently based in Belgrade, Serbia.
If you wish to receive new content from my blog – as soon as it’s published – please enter your email address in the subscribe box below.
To support my work, you can send me a donation via PayPal. It would be greatly appreciated!
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Unboxing the CSB Thinline Bible
As an update to my post about the CSB Single-Column Wide-Margin Bible, here’s a short presentation of another version of the Christian Standard Bible that I referenced there: the CSB Thinline Bible.
CSB Thinline is one of many different formats this Bible is currently available in. Think of it as the very opposite of the Wide-Margin Bible: it’s lightweight, smaller, and easy to carry around.
Here are the main specs:
- 9-point font
- 5.375” x 8.25” page size
- Smyth-sewn, lay-flat binding
- gilded page edges
- 2KDENMARK typeset
- double-column layout
- one ribbon marker (red)
- a set of eight full-colour maps, plus a table of weights and measurements
It comes with a durable protective slipcase.
Some of these features are similar to the wide-margin CSB I’ve reviewed earlier, but here are the main differences:
- no concordance – thinlines typically don’t contain it, to retain a smaller total number of pages
- genuine black leather covers (the wide-margin one has the so-called “leathertouch” faux leather)
- a little bit of ghosting, as expected in a thinline, but not at all obstructive to reading
- thumb-indexed (one of my favourite features; not all CSB Thinlines are thumb-indexed, this is a separate edition)
After about a month of daily use, I have to say I’m very satisfied with it. I bought it as a Bible for everyday reading and study; a sturdy, high-quality copy to be marked up through highlighting, annotating, adding notes on lexical study, etc. You would think that a wide-margin Bible would be more suitable for that specific purpose, but I’ve actually found this smaller format to be ideal, as it makes me focus on the key things, without going into unnecessary digressions and random scribbles – there’s just no space for any of that.
There’s nothing not to love about this edition – except this: the in-text superscripts are just too small and almost impossible to read. While the footnotes are in a smaller, but still legible font type (not sure what it is exactly, but it might be 7-point), the footnote markers themselves are microscopic and very difficult to make out. Whenever there’s a footnote marker, it takes me a while to match it to the appropriate footnote, which can be a bit frustrating and definitely straining on the eyes! However, if you have excellent vision or don’t have much need for the footnotes, you won’t even register this as a problem.
To sum up, this is an excellent Bible, designed in a classic and elegant way, with good binding and durable leather covers that are made to last. If you want to take a closer look at it, visit the links I’ve included at the bottom of the post.
BONUS: A NOTE ON MY MARKING SYSTEM
If you’re curious to know about my Bible mark-up system, I’ve tried to simplify it as much as I could. Any notes are written using a mechanical pencil (0.7mm HB – neat and easy to erase, if necessary). I do highlights using yellow and green crayons: yellow for memorable passages concerning doctrine or anything else that catches my eye; green for practical everyday life concerns, health and wellbeing, ethics et sim.
Why crayons and not pens or various types of highlighters? Because there’s no risk of ink bleeding through. It’s kind of a big deal with thinline editions as the paper is extra thin and any ink is most likely to seep through and ruin everything. Besides, pencils and crayons are more discrete visually: I don’t want my highlights to leave in the shade the non-highlighted parts of the Word, just to help me locate things more quickly.
If there’s a full sentence or a longer passage that I’m highlighting, I’ll box it rather than underline all the verses. Here are two samples, showing portions of 1 Thessalonians 4 and James 1, where you can also see the typeset:
I hope you’ve liked this review! Don’t hesitate to leave a comment or ask any questions.
RECOMMENDED LINKS
CSB Thinline Bible Genuine Leather Review – a useful YouTube review by Nate Ginsterblum
Choose Your CSB – publisher’s website featuring this and many other versions of the CSB
NOTES
I’m a freelance language tutor (English, Latin, Classical Greek), researcher, and a literary scholar currently based in Belgrade, Serbia.
If you wish to receive new content from my blog – as soon as it’s published – please enter your email address in the subscribe box below.
To support my work, you can send me a donation via PayPal. It would be greatly appreciated!
#Bible #bookReview #ChristianStandardBible #Christianity #CSB #faith #religion #spirituality -
Unboxing the CSB Thinline Bible
As an update to my post about the CSB Single-Column Wide-Margin Bible, here’s a short presentation of another version of the Christian Standard Bible that I referenced there: the CSB Thinline Bible.
CSB Thinline is one of many different formats this Bible is currently available in. Think of it as the very opposite of the Wide-Margin Bible: it’s lightweight, smaller, and easy to carry around.
Here are the main specs:
- 9-point font
- 5.375” x 8.25” page size
- Smyth-sewn, lay-flat binding
- gilded page edges
- 2KDENMARK typeset
- double-column layout
- one ribbon marker (red)
- a set of eight full-colour maps, plus a table of weights and measurements
It comes with a durable protective slipcase.
Some of these features are similar to the wide-margin CSB I’ve reviewed earlier, but here are the main differences:
- no concordance – thinlines typically don’t contain it, to retain a smaller total number of pages
- genuine black leather covers (the wide-margin one has the so-called “leathertouch” faux leather)
- a little bit of ghosting, as expected in a thinline, but not at all obstructive to reading
- thumb-indexed (one of my favourite features; not all CSB Thinlines are thumb-indexed, this is a separate edition)
After about a month of daily use, I have to say I’m very satisfied with it. I bought it as a Bible for everyday reading and study; a sturdy, high-quality copy to be marked up through highlighting, annotating, adding notes on lexical study, etc. You would think that a wide-margin Bible would be more suitable for that specific purpose, but I’ve actually found this smaller format to be ideal, as it makes me focus on the key things, without going into unnecessary digressions and random scribbles – there’s just no space for any of that.
There’s nothing not to love about this edition – except this: the in-text superscripts are just too small and almost impossible to read. While the footnotes are in a smaller, but still legible font type (not sure what it is exactly, but it might be 7-point), the footnote markers themselves are microscopic and very difficult to make out. Whenever there’s a footnote marker, it takes me a while to match it to the appropriate footnote, which can be a bit frustrating and definitely straining on the eyes! However, if you have excellent vision or don’t have much need for the footnotes, you won’t even register this as a problem.
To sum up, this is an excellent Bible, designed in a classic and elegant way, with good binding and durable leather covers that are made to last. If you want to take a closer look at it, visit the links I’ve included at the bottom of the post.
BONUS: A NOTE ON MY MARKING SYSTEM
If you’re curious to know about my Bible mark-up system, I’ve tried to simplify it as much as I could. Any notes are written using a mechanical pencil (0.7mm HB – neat and easy to erase, if necessary). I do highlights using yellow and green crayons: yellow for memorable passages concerning doctrine or anything else that catches my eye; green for practical everyday life concerns, health and wellbeing, ethics et sim.
Why crayons and not pens or various types of highlighters? Because there’s no risk of ink bleeding through. It’s kind of a big deal with thinline editions as the paper is extra thin and any ink is most likely to seep through and ruin everything. Besides, pencils and crayons are more discrete visually: I don’t want my highlights to leave in the shade the non-highlighted parts of the Word, but to help me locate things more quickly.
If there’s a full sentence or a longer passage that I’m highlighting, I’ll box it rather than underline all the verses. Here are two samples, showing portions of 1 Thessalonians 4 and James 1, where you can also see the typeset:
I hope you’ve liked this review! Don’t hesitate to leave a comment or ask any questions.
RECOMMENDED LINKS
CSB Thinline Bible Genuine Leather Review – a useful YouTube review by Nate Ginsterblum
Choose Your CSB – publisher’s website featuring this and many other versions of the CSB
NOTES
I’m a freelance language tutor (English, Latin, Classical Greek), researcher, and a literary scholar currently based in Belgrade, Serbia.
If you wish to receive new content from my blog – as soon as it’s published – please enter your email address in the subscribe box below.
To support my work, you can send me a donation via PayPal. It would be greatly appreciated!
#Bible #bookReview #ChristianStandardBible #Christianity #CSB #faith #religion #spirituality -
Unboxing the CSB Thinline Bible
As an update to my post about the CSB Single-Column Wide-Margin Bible, here’s a short presentation of another version of the Christian Standard Bible that I referenced there: the CSB Thinline Bible.
CSB Thinline is one of many different formats this Bible is currently available in. Think of it as the very opposite of the Wide-Margin Bible: it’s lightweight, smaller, and easy to carry around.
Here are the main specs:
- 9-point font
- 5.375” x 8.25” page size
- Smyth-sewn, lay-flat binding
- gilded page edges
- 2KDENMARK typeset
- double-column layout
- one ribbon marker (red)
- a set of eight full-colour maps, plus a table of weights and measurements
It comes with a durable protective slipcase.
Some of these features are similar to the wide-margin CSB I’ve reviewed earlier, but here are the main differences:
- no concordance – thinlines typically don’t contain it, to retain a smaller total number of pages
- genuine black leather covers (the wide-margin one has the so-called “leathertouch” faux leather)
- a little bit of ghosting, as expected in a thinline, but not at all obstructive to reading
- thumb-indexed (one of my favourite features; not all CSB Thinlines are thumb-indexed, this is a separate edition)
After about a month of daily use, I have to say I’m very satisfied with it. I bought it as a Bible for everyday reading and study; a sturdy, high-quality copy to be marked up through highlighting, annotating, adding notes on lexical study, etc. You would think that a wide-margin Bible would be more suitable for that specific purpose, but I’ve actually found this smaller format to be ideal, as it makes me focus on the key things, without going into unnecessary digressions and random scribbles – there’s just no space for any of that.
There’s nothing not to love about this edition – except this: the in-text superscripts are just too small and almost impossible to read. While the footnotes are in a smaller, but still legible font type (not sure what it is exactly, but it might be 7-point), the footnote markers themselves are microscopic and very difficult to make out. Whenever there’s a footnote marker, it takes me a while to match it to the appropriate footnote, which can be a bit frustrating and definitely straining on the eyes! However, if you have excellent vision or don’t have much need for the footnotes, you won’t even register this as a problem.
To sum up, this is an excellent Bible, designed in a classic and elegant way, with good binding and durable leather covers that are made to last. If you want to take a closer look at it, visit the links I’ve included at the bottom of the post.
BONUS: A NOTE ON MY MARKING SYSTEM
If you’re curious to know about my Bible mark-up system, I’ve tried to simplify it as much as I could. Any notes are written using a mechanical pencil (0.7mm HB – neat and easy to erase, if necessary). I do highlights using yellow and green crayons: yellow for memorable passages concerning doctrine or anything else that catches my eye; green for practical everyday life concerns, health and wellbeing, ethics et sim.
Why crayons and not pens or various types of highlighters? Because there’s no risk of ink bleeding through. It’s kind of a big deal with thinline editions as the paper is extra thin and any ink is most likely to seep through and ruin everything. Besides, pencils and crayons are more discrete visually: I don’t want my highlights to leave in the shade the non-highlighted parts of the Word, just to help me locate things more quickly.
If there’s a full sentence or a longer passage that I’m highlighting, I’ll box it rather than underline all the verses. Here are two samples, showing portions of 1 Thessalonians 4 and James 1, where you can also see the typeset:
I hope you’ve liked this review! Don’t hesitate to leave a comment or ask any questions.
RECOMMENDED LINKS
CSB Thinline Bible Genuine Leather Review – a useful YouTube review by Nate Ginsterblum
Choose Your CSB – publisher’s website featuring this and many other versions of the CSB
NOTES
I’m a freelance language tutor (English, Latin, Classical Greek), researcher, and a literary scholar currently based in Belgrade, Serbia.
If you wish to receive new content from my blog – as soon as it’s published – please enter your email address in the subscribe box below.
To support my work, you can send me a donation via PayPal. It would be greatly appreciated!
#Bible #bookReview #ChristianStandardBible #Christianity #CSB #faith #religion #spirituality -
Unboxing the CSB Thinline Bible
As an update to my post about the CSB Single-Column Wide-Margin Bible, here’s a short presentation of another version of the Christian Standard Bible that I referenced there: the CSB Thinline Bible.
CSB Thinline is one of many different formats this Bible is currently available in. Think of it as the very opposite of the Wide-Margin Bible: it’s lightweight, smaller, and easy to carry around.
Here are the main specs:
- 9-point font
- 5.375” x 8.25” page size
- Smyth-sewn, lay-flat binding
- gilded page edges
- 2KDENMARK typeset
- double-column layout
- one ribbon marker (red)
- a set of eight full-colour maps, plus a table of weights and measurements
It comes with a durable protective slipcase.
Some of these features are similar to the wide-margin CSB I’ve reviewed earlier, but here are the main differences:
- no concordance – thinlines typically don’t contain it, to retain a smaller total number of pages
- genuine black leather covers (the wide-margin one has the so-called “leathertouch” faux leather)
- a little bit of ghosting, as expected in a thinline, but not at all obstructive to reading
- thumb-indexed (one of my favourite features; not all CSB Thinlines are thumb-indexed, this is a separate edition)
After about a month of daily use, I have to say I’m very satisfied with it. I bought it as a Bible for everyday reading and study; a sturdy, high-quality copy to be marked up through highlighting, annotating, adding notes on lexical study, etc. You would think that a wide-margin Bible would be more suitable for that specific purpose, but I’ve actually found this smaller format to be ideal, as it makes me focus on the key things, without going into unnecessary digressions and random scribbles – there’s just no space for any of that.
There’s nothing not to love about this edition – except this: the in-text superscripts are just too small and almost impossible to read. While the footnotes are in a smaller, but still legible font type (not sure what it is exactly, but it might be 7-point), the footnote markers themselves are microscopic and very difficult to make out. Whenever there’s a footnote marker, it takes me a while to match it to the appropriate footnote, which can be a bit frustrating and definitely straining on the eyes! However, if you have excellent vision or don’t have much need for the footnotes, you won’t even register this as a problem.
To sum up, this is an excellent Bible, designed in a classic and elegant way, with good binding and durable leather covers that are made to last. If you want to take a closer look at it, visit the links I’ve included at the bottom of the post.
BONUS: A NOTE ON MY MARKING SYSTEM
If you’re curious to know about my Bible mark-up system, I’ve tried to simplify it as much as I could. Any notes are written using a mechanical pencil (0.7mm HB – neat and easy to erase, if necessary). I do highlights using yellow and green crayons: yellow for memorable passages concerning doctrine or anything else that catches my eye; green for practical everyday life concerns, health and wellbeing, ethics et sim.
Why crayons and not pens or various types of highlighters? Because there’s no risk of ink bleeding through. It’s kind of a big deal with thinline editions as the paper is extra thin and any ink is most likely to seep through and ruin everything. Besides, pencils and crayons are more discrete visually: I don’t want my highlights to leave in the shade the non-highlighted parts of the Word, just to help me locate things more quickly.
If there’s a full sentence or a longer passage that I’m highlighting, I’ll box it rather than underline all the verses. Here are two samples, showing portions of 1 Thessalonians 4 and James 1, where you can also see the typeset:
I hope you’ve liked this review! Don’t hesitate to leave a comment or ask any questions.
RECOMMENDED LINKS
CSB Thinline Bible Genuine Leather Review – a useful YouTube review by Nate Ginsterblum
Choose Your CSB – publisher’s website featuring this and many other versions of the CSB
NOTES
I’m a freelance language tutor (English, Latin, Classical Greek), researcher, and a literary scholar currently based in Belgrade, Serbia.
If you wish to receive new content from my blog – as soon as it’s published – please enter your email address in the subscribe box below.
To support my work, you can send me a donation via PayPal. It would be greatly appreciated!
#Bible #bookReview #ChristianStandardBible #Christianity #CSB #faith #religion #spirituality -
À Strasbourg, le CSB sans pression
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CSB and SJU kick off third season as official higher education partner of Minnesota United
https://misryoum.com/us/trending/csb-and-sju-kick-off-third-season-as/
Kelvin Yeboah’s second-half goal carried the Minnesota United to a 1-0 victory over FC Cincinnati as the franchise opened its 10th MLS season Saturday (Feb. 28) afternoon at Allianz Field in St. Paul. But the home team wasn’t the...
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In the latest blog post I'm reviewing one of the CSB Bibles:
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In the latest blog post I'm reviewing one of the CSB Bibles:
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In the latest blog post I'm reviewing one of the CSB Bibles:
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In the latest blog post I'm reviewing one of the CSB Bibles:
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The CSB Single-Column Wide-Margin Bible
One of the Bible translations I’ve been using a lot over the past year is the relatively new Christian Standard Bible (CSB) version. Praised by many for accuracy, nuance and clarity, the CSB has quickly gained a solid reputation, especially among evangelical Christians. In this post I won’t go into the stylistic features or the translation philosophy behind the CSB (visit some of the links below to find out more about those), but will rather present one of several dozen available editions that I’ve been using – pros and cons included.
If you visit the official CSB website, you’ll be probably overwhelmed by the wide variety of editions which come in many different formats, designs and layouts. The edition reviewed here is marketed as the “CSB Single-Column Wide-Margin Bible”, which is pretty much self-explanatory.
Bible readers typically have a strong preference for either single-column or double-column layout. While I’ve strongly preferred the double-column over the years, this time I wanted something different, so I deliberately chose this one. As I intended to use it as my go-to personal study Bible, I wanted it to have wider margins for any notes and comments. So, on paper at least, this seemed like the perfect option.
Here are some of its other features:
- 10-point type, so you don’t have to strain your eyes
- quality smyth-sewn binding
- gilded page edges
- elegant design; beautiful Bible Serif / 2KDENMARK typeset
- very little ghosting
- two ribbon markers (brown and red)
- a set of full-colour maps
- concordance (presented in a much smaller font!)
- lovely brown “leathertouch” covers that feel like genuine, soft leather
While I have used it as a study Bible for close to a year, here are two cons that eventually made me give up on this particular format (again, it’s solely about the format not the translation itself):
- size and weight
Realistically, it’s a bulky Bible. The size itself is not such a big deal (24 x 18 cm; 5 cm thick), but I didn’t expect it to weigh 1,5 kg. With all the other stuff I’m regularly carrying in my backpack, this one could never serve as an everyday-carry Bible, or the one to take to church.
- margins
I should have done a better homework: while it does have margins wider than usual, they are not as wide as I would’ve preferred. So in the end, I haven’t used it all that much for any actual note-taking.
I still think it’s a wonderful edition, but it just wasn’t right for me. Soon I’ll be unpacking another edition of the CSB, namely one of their “thinline” Bibles which I hope will prove to be a suitable replacement. Stay tuned!
And for my previous Bible unboxing posts, click here (the Knox Version) and here (Biblia Sacra Vulgatae Editionis).
ADDITIONAL LINKS
Why I Switched from the NIV to the CSB
What Is the CSB Bible and Why Do We Need It?
Looking for a new Bible? I recommend the CSB
NOTES
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👋 Am 28.11.2025 tagte das Culture Steering Board #CSB zum ersten mal in neuer Zusammensetzung. Mit Beginn der zweiten Förderphase ab Oktober 2025 begrüßt das strategische Leitungsgremium des Konsortiums NFDI4Culture drei neue Mitglieder, darunter eine ganz neue Community (#DesignStudies).
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👋 Am 28.11.2025 tagte das Culture Steering Board #CSB zum ersten mal in neuer Zusammensetzung. Mit Beginn der zweiten Förderphase ab Oktober 2025 begrüßt das strategische Leitungsgremium des Konsortiums NFDI4Culture drei neue Mitglieder, darunter eine ganz neue Community (#DesignStudies).
👉 https://nfdi4culture.de/id/E6638
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👋 Am 28.11.2025 tagte das Culture Steering Board #CSB zum ersten mal in neuer Zusammensetzung. Mit Beginn der zweiten Förderphase ab Oktober 2025 begrüßt das strategische Leitungsgremium des Konsortiums NFDI4Culture drei neue Mitglieder, darunter eine ganz neue Community (#DesignStudies).
👉 https://nfdi4culture.de/id/E6638
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👋 Am 28.11.2025 tagte das Culture Steering Board #CSB zum ersten mal in neuer Zusammensetzung. Mit Beginn der zweiten Förderphase ab Oktober 2025 begrüßt das strategische Leitungsgremium des Konsortiums NFDI4Culture drei neue Mitglieder, darunter eine ganz neue Community (#DesignStudies).
👉 https://nfdi4culture.de/id/E6638
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👋 Am 28.11.2025 tagte das Culture Steering Board #CSB zum ersten mal in neuer Zusammensetzung. Mit Beginn der zweiten Förderphase ab Oktober 2025 begrüßt das strategische Leitungsgremium des Konsortiums NFDI4Culture drei neue Mitglieder, darunter eine ganz neue Community (#DesignStudies).
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CSB blasts JRU, extends win streak in NCAA https://www.rawchili.com/nba/337087/ #Basketball #blasts #CollegeBasketball #csb #extends #in #jru #ncaa #NCAABasketball #ncaab #streak #win
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Anyone else think last nights’ #CSB video wasn’t targeted at their usual audience of safety and process engineering nerds?
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Anyone else think last nights’ #CSB video wasn’t targeted at their usual audience of safety and process engineering nerds?
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Anyone else think last nights’ #CSB video wasn’t targeted at their usual audience of safety and process engineering nerds?
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Anyone else think last nights’ #CSB video wasn’t targeted at their usual audience of safety and process engineering nerds?
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Mycah Go Eyes PVL Dream mientras lidera la propuesta de cuatro turbas de CSB #CSB #cuatro #Dream #Eyes #lidera #mientras #Mycah #oferta #PVL #turbas #ButterWord #Spanish_News Comenta tu opinión 👇
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Unter anderem in unseren Verteilpunkten heute: EIn freigeschobenes Roggenbrot mit einem Buchweizenanteil. Es hat ein wundervolles Aroma. Der Roggen und der Buchweizen kommen aus dem Anbau unserer Partner im Breisgau.
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Unter anderem in unseren Verteilpunkten heute: EIn freigeschobenes Roggenbrot mit einem Buchweizenanteil. Es hat ein wundervolles Aroma. Der Roggen und der Buchweizen kommen aus dem Anbau unserer Partner im Breisgau.
Ihr könnt auch noch gern Mitglied in unserem Verein werden um selbst Brot zu bekommen: https://www.backhausdervielfalt.de/
#Brot #CSB #CSX #CommunitySupportedBakery
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Unter anderem in unseren Verteilpunkten heute: EIn freigeschobenes Roggenbrot mit einem Buchweizenanteil. Es hat ein wundervolles Aroma. Der Roggen und der Buchweizen kommen aus dem Anbau unserer Partner im Breisgau.
Ihr könnt auch noch gern Mitglied in unserem Verein werden um selbst Brot zu bekommen: https://www.backhausdervielfalt.de/
#Brot #CSB #CSX #CommunitySupportedBakery
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Unter anderem in unseren Verteilpunkten heute: EIn freigeschobenes Roggenbrot mit einem Buchweizenanteil. Es hat ein wundervolles Aroma. Der Roggen und der Buchweizen kommen aus dem Anbau unserer Partner im Breisgau.
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Wir sind auf der Suche nach einer Bäcker*in, mit Erfahrung aber gern auch ohne Formalen Abschluss. Ihr habt die Gelegenheit, in unserem solidarischen Backhaus Verantwortung zu übernehmen und richtig gutes Brot zu backen.
https://www.backhausdervielfalt.de/backstelle-2024/
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Wir sind auf der Suche nach einer Bäcker*in in Freiburg, mit Erfahrung aber gern auch ohne Formalen Abschluss. Ihr habt die Gelegenheit, in unserem solidarischen Backhaus Verantwortung zu übernehmen und richtig gutes Brot zu backen.
https://www.backhausdervielfalt.de/backstelle-2024/
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Wir sind auf der Suche nach einer Bäcker*in, mit Erfahrung aber gern auch ohne Formalen Abschluss. Ihr habt die Gelegenheit, in unserem solidarischen Backhaus Verantwortung zu übernehmen und richtig gutes Brot zu backen.
https://www.backhausdervielfalt.de/backstelle-2024/
#Brot #Solawi #CSX #CSB -
Wir sind auf der Suche nach einer Bäcker*in, mit Erfahrung aber gern auch ohne Formalen Abschluss. Ihr habt die Gelegenheit, in unserem solidarischen Backhaus Verantwortung zu übernehmen und richtig gutes Brot zu backen.
https://www.backhausdervielfalt.de/backstelle-2024/
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CW: Is "NAS1" AND "NAS2" the best way to differentiate NAS old and NAS new...
Hey @CSB
❓ Is "NAS1" and "NAS2" the best way to differentiate NAS old and NAS new when referring to it?
Or however you like to differentiate it?,,, by server / era / ownership BUT acronym must not be same NAS as it doesn't show difference enough).
NAS2024 ?
Just wondering on the creative version / names you might have seen @CSB
I do like the no auth instance name, but for satire and show name 'no agenda' was / is pure genius and matches for a softer / less hardline name for it's direction... and the covers are great with almost sarcastic we have "no agenda" show name :)
#question #nas2024 #CSB
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I've written about the #CSB (Charity Share Brokerage) idea in various places over the years. Short version here:
The CSB would hold money and help plan projects: Schedules, resources, budgets, success criteria, etc. Donors would "shop" for project to buy charity shares. Projects can vary from new software to ongoing server support to journalism. The CSB idea is older than crowd funding, but with project management and accountability.
Maybe I should write where you searched?