Overall, an excellent edition that is sure to appeal to all ages. While this is clearly designed for children and even says so on the back description, I think this would also be an excellent book for the new Christian or interesting person who is just learning about the Bible and is unfamiliar with the basic knowledge. My kids have enjoyed pouring over it and reading the studies. This is a well laid out, well designed Bible. The Bible also includes a yearly reading guide, maps, and other information about the Bible or subjects that further study. There is also a study help section and some blank pages for journaling or writing down prayers. There is a section that explains how the coding works and what each color stands for. Thomas Nelson has taken a NKJV (New King James Version) Bible and color coded topics that will teach children important topics, such as Jesus, prayer, and heaven. This Bible was created with the idea to show children some of the important texts and topics in the Bible.
The topics/colors are: Gold : God Navy: Sin, evil, Red: Jesus Orange: washed clean from sin, new life Green: growth in your new life as a Christian and Faith Walk Blue: Prayer, Praise and Thanksgiving Purple: Heaven A vibrant 64 pages in the beginning of the Bible will explain the color system as well as offer expanded study help features especially for a child’s creative and imaginative mind! The large, readable type, bold in-text subject headings, individual Bible book introductions, and color-highlighted verses all make this Bible a fantastic purchase for any child! Full of bright colors, memorization aids, and the never-ending truth of God’s Good News, the Color Code Bible is an exciting new way to study God’s Word for everybody.
With topics arranged by color, you will learn about salvation and how to put God’s word into your daily faith walk. The first New King James Version for Kids highlighted in full-color, this Bible will be simple for kids to read and understand. Over 1600 passages are color-coded on important faith themes.
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