@JoeBuhlig I think that may be because so many Reader’s editions are multi-volume.
@garrickbailey Another solid point. This used to be the norm before study Bibles took over. They were small print to make it work. Which I’m fine with.
@JoeBuhlig I think that may be because so many Reader’s editions are multi-volume.
@garrickbailey Another solid point. This used to be the norm before study Bibles took over. They were small print to make it work. Which I’m fine with.
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