Bible Keychain

I can confirm that the translation of these tiny bibles is the KJV translation, not NIV as the seller claims (though i only checked 2 of the 12, the translations could be mixed). These tiny bibles do not contain every book in the bible, the books in here go as follows: Genesis, Exodus/Leviticus (for some reason, these appear to be mixed together with Leviticus on the left pages and Exodus on the right, but the chapter markings are still there on each page. Leviticus is complete in this book but exodus is not, it only goes up to chapter 27.), 1 Timothy, 2 Timothy, Titus, Philemon, Hebrews, James, then the first page of John printed twice at the end. As the title says, really cool novelty item for $0.75 a piece. They’re fairly durable as the pages are hot glued onto the spine of the book, and the spine has wiggle room so i wouldn’t worry about it cracking. The keychain part can come off when pulled so I wouldn’t do that. Also it comes with a magnifying glass that is cheap and doesn’t work well. If you really want to read the text on here you’re gonna have to squint really hard, take a picture with your phone and zoom in, or get an actually good magnifying glass somewhere else. Some of the reviews talk about getting these to read in some sort of doomsday scenario where the bible is banned, don’t get these if that’s what you want. If you want to actually buy a bible to read, get one that’s bigger than the size of a gumball.

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he Bible Keychain set is a divine blessing in mini form! These miniature real Bible key chains are not just accessories; they're a source of inspiration and hope. The added magnifying glass is a thoughtful touch, making the scriptures even more accessible. I've been handing them out as little blessings to friends and loved ones – it's like sharing pockets of positivity. Each one is a tiny treasure filled with faith and goodwill. A perfect Xmas gift that spreads love and enlightenment wherever it goes!

Love these mini Bible keychains, did not expect the real scriptures to be on it. It’s definitely cute. But what I do hate, is that only one magnifying glass came. For those many Bibles I definitely believe it each keychain should have its own magnifying glass especially if it’s going to be gifts for other people. The cover does crinkle up when opening it to see the scriptures, but it is true to size and worth the money.

Keychain bible. Didn't expect high quality or anything. It's small and cheap. But at least there is 12 of them. Front and back cover all held together with tape-like binder which most likely will tear after a few uses. Was hard to get the rubber ball latch to go into the hole, the male part was bending as I tried to push it through. Finally had to stretch open the hole a little bit and it closed. Not a complete bible. Has some OT books like Genesis, Leviticus. NT has some epistles but sadly no Revelation. Magnifying glass had multiple scratches on it, and warped to the point I could barely read through it. If you really intend to read these on the go, you'll need a credit-card sized magnifying lens. Bought these in preparation for persecution leading to the possible outlaw of bibles or non-state approved bibles.

It’s a great little gift idea but don’t expect to actually be able to read it.

very affordable. already purchased twice an will be coming back for more soon I'm sure. I actually made earrings out of a couple of them and the kids in my family loved them so much that yesterday was spent looking up verses to the pictures and telling bible stories. handed out a few for free even. cute conversation starter to help spread the word of God! absolutely love them.

Don't know why this is getting so many stars. It's a nice nick nack for kids and adults but nothing like it claims to be. 1st the description claims its the whole bible. It's not. It's not even half of the Bible. I know it's tiny and the Bible is a long book but then don't claim it's the whole Bible when it's not. There are 11 books of the Bible in here. 11 out of 66! How can you claim it's the whole Bible!? Second. Claims its got all the parts. So you couldn't fit the whole Bible? Fine. Don't claim you did, but fine. At least it has all the "parts" you know the core stuff. Nope! Doesn't even have that! Here are a list of the books it actually gas - Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, 1st and 2nd Timothy, Titus, Philemon, Hebrews, James, 2nd and 3rd John. Notice anything missing? Maybe like THE GOSPEL. GEEZ you included Leviticus (the driest hardest book to read because ut is a legal codex) but you couldn't include Matthew, Mark, Luke, or John. Not one of them? Really. All the parts? What parts? It feels like you flipped through the Bible and had someone say stop and where ever you stopped was what you included in. Good gracious you could only got 11 books. Ok, how bout - Genesis, Exodus, Numbers, Joshua, Judges, 1 and 2 Chronicles, Mark, Acts, Revelation. That would at least get the whole general story of the Bible.