Biblia NVI, Edición económica, Tapa Rústica /Spanish Holy Bible NVI, Economy Edition, Softcover (Spanish Edition)

I bought this version and give it 5 stars. It's formatted well and worth the ridiculously low price I paid for it. BEWARE: There is a copy of this bible (same cover, same publisher, same all-black letter version) being sold which has publishing date of November 2012 and which has the same formatting problems described below. I edited this review to add this note, although the comments below were originally for the red-letter version only.My review from the red-letter version here because I think it may help someone else:I notice differences between the two versions although they should be exact (except for the words of Jesus using red letters in the other). It seems to me these differences are actually formatting errors in the red-letter version. The comments below pertain to the red-letter version.~ The Psalms appear to have been done with the text centered flush in the middle of the page, so it looks a little weird. Just look at the first chapters of Genesis and you'll see what I mean as well. Then the centered text layout reverts to normal paragraph layout. I suspect this may be the case in other books/chapters as well. The weird formatting also appears in some parts of the Gospels sometimes where quotations appear (seems to be indented as well as centered.~ Also the table of contents appears only as 3-columns which is very weird and cluttered for even my small fingers. In both versions however, the TOC links are active so there's that at least.I bought the two (this all-black letter, and the red-letter version) because I saw them at a ridiculously low price today and I will keep them for that reason. Definitely get this one. However, if you want to see the words of Jesus in red letters, I suggest you download a sample or buy and see how you feel about it. If it doesn't work for you at all, you can return it for a full refund as long as you do it quickly (within 7 days I believe).

I love especially the page with verses about the plan of salvation at the back of the Bible. I should commit them to memory. The print is very small and not comfortable for older people to read. If you were gifting a single Bible I would spend a little more for something with larger size print. If buying in bulk this one is affordable.

I grew up Christian and I'm very familiar with the Bible, so while learning Spanish this seemed like a good idea. So far, I have no complaints (well, I could complain that I have to stop and look words up all the time still, but that's me, not the Santa Biblia).

If you are already familiar with the Bible and want to increase your Spanish language abilities -- this is a great way.The best way to learn a language is in context -- seeing how words are used, learning phrases that you won't find in the dictionary, and fine-tuning grammar.Reading the Bible in a second language also gives new insight. Understanding is more literal in a second language, and things that you familiarly read right over the top of in English will suddenly pop out. There are times when I've gone back to the English translation saying, "does it really say that?" and am amazed to find out the it does indeed.

Me encanta esta muy buena solo que es letra pequeñita

Great

Just what I was looking for.

A mi me gusta la version de la Biblia NVI porque es de la lengua de hoy de latinoamerica.I like the ability of doing word searches with the Kindle and the compact and light weight of handling books on it. The word search capability makes having the NVI on Kindle better than having a paper copy of the book.

Estoy estudiando la biblia y sus contenidos, así que compré esta biblia para compararla con otras versiones. Su precio me llamó mucho la atención, principalmente porque la hace accesible para casi cualquier persona, pero además del precio, la verdad no la recomiendo.Si bien no tiene los libros apócrifos (eso es bueno), no me agrada que omita el nombre de Dios (Jehová, Yavé o YHWH, como prefieran) y lo sustituya por ‘Dios’.Si Dios no hubiese querido que lo llamaran por su nombre y con respeto, no hubiera dicho lo que le dijo a Moisés cuando le habló frente a la zarza en llamas en Exodo cap 3 versículos del 13 al 15.Y bueno, solo es para comparativas.A continuación adjuntaré fotos de Génesis cap 2 versículo 5 de la NVI, de la versión Latinoamericana y de los Testigos de Jehová.En la NVI se sustituye por Señor, mientras que en la segunda lo llaman Yavé y en la tercera Jehová.Si uds tienen una biblia y quieren comprobarlo, adelante. No hay nada mejor que leerla uno mismo y dedicarle tiempo a estudiarla y entenderla.Porque una fe sin obras es una fe muerta y una biblia sobre un pedestal en casa no sirve si no entendemos lo que dice.

Superb Bible translation! Better translation than any other I've read. It's better to read this than any Christians books. I've wasted too many years on reading hundreds of useless/harmful/pompous/shallow/deceived/fake Christian books. I should have simply read the pure Word of God. Would have been in a better place in life than I currently am.

I really love Santa Biblia. I am a Christian student and to broaden my spanish abilities I decided to buy a Spanish Bible to study my own religion and my favourite subject. The Bible came in the time it should have and for what I paid for I got a lot. It's large yet portable and a great Bible

The text was a good size and very good for the price, good back and quite durable, but I still brought a case for extra protection. Really do love it. Recommend!

Well it is a bible and combined with one in English makes a useful aid to learning spanish.