This is a good study Bible, I just don't know why it is presented in Logos as its own Bible, as if it was a translation in and of itself.

If you are on this page, you are more than likely someone who strongly prefers, or only uses, the KJV. This translation follows in the footsteps of the KJV, NKJV, and the ones that came before. If you prefer the King James, but aren't King James Only, then this might be a good translation to add to your collection. If you are somehow here, and you don't prefer the KJV, then maybe give this translation a shot. It isn't my favorite, but I am glad to see there is still room for a modern translation that sticks with the same source material as the KJV.

If this was marketed and presented as a commentary, I would be fine with it. But it's not. It's presented as a Bible, this is not a Bible.

A good translation to learn more about the Jewish heritage of our scripture, but it is very difficult for a non-Jewish person without Hebrew training to use this as your main translation.

If this had been branded and sold as a commentary instead of a bible, I would be fine with it. But it's not. It is called a Bible. It is not a Bible. This is the word of a man, not the Word of God.