Newly launched in the NET (New English Translation) Bible lineup is a practical, yet inspiring edition designed to enrich and inform your time in Scripture: the NET Bible Art Edition, Large Print (website). Besides its trim and portable size but large enough to read easily, this Bible is designed to draw you closer to Scripture with beautiful illustrations leading into each book of the Bible.
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Thomas Nelson commissioned South Carolina artist, Stephen Crotts (@stephencrotts), to create 66 woodcut-inspired images to reflect the underlying theme or significant event found within each book of the Bible.
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Each unique artwork enriches your experience in Scripture, bringing to life central aspects of the salvific story. From the Ark of the Covenant in Deuteronomy to the golden scepter extended to Esther; from Paul preaching on Mars Hill to the Lamb of God in Revelation—these detailed images serve to inspire and guide you toward the crux of the matter.
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In addition, book introductions and the Christology within that book inform your reading with details about the historical and theological context.
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