The Great Adventure Catholic Bible - Leatherlike: 2nd Edition

Smyth Sewn Leatherlike Binding For A Bible You Will Keep

The same second edition text as the paperback, bound in leatherlike with Smyth sewn binding and typeset by 2K Denmark, so the spine opens flat and holds up to daily use for years rather than months. It carries the Revised Standard Version Second Catholic Edition with Jeff Cavins’ colour-coded Bible Timeline printed through the text. The format most people choose when the Bible is going to be marked up, carried to study group and handed on.

Leatherlike (Faux Leather) Second Edition

The Bible read by Fr. Mike Schmitz in The Bible in a Year™ podcast, that teaches You how to read It, now in Its Second Edition!

The Great Adventure Catholic Bible makes the complexity of reading the Bible simple. The only version that incorporates Jeff Cavins’ color-coded Bible Timeline® Learning System within the words of Scripture, this Bible shows Catholics how to read the Word of God they so deeply desire to understand. The Great Adventure Catholic Bible, Second Edition now includes more color-coded features than ever before.

With exclusive color coding, insightful articles, detailed charts, and more, The Great Adventure Catholic Bible, Second Edition leads Catholics page by page, chapter by chapter, through the story of Scripture. It reveals the big picture of salvation history and shows how everything ties together, making Scripture easier to read and remember. It takes away the confusion of not knowing where to begin and the frustration of not understanding what you’re reading.

After years of struggling to read and understand Scripture, hundreds of thousands of Catholics have discovered a deeper relationship with God through this one-of-a-kind Bible. There has never been another Bible like it.

Translation: Revised Standard Version – Second Catholic Edition

Binding: Smyth Sewn

Typesetter: 2K Denmark

Contributors to this Catholic Bible include Jeff Cavins, Mary Healy, Andrew Swafford, Peter Williamson, Rev. Sebastian Carnazzo, and Patricia Isaacs.