Available for dispatch from September 3rd 2026

A work in progress since 2007 - 1st edition published in 2012. This is the 15th Edition MARCH 2026

The Mirror Study Bible is a paraphrased translation from the Greek text.

This 1696 page special edition contains all three volumes merged into one Litho printed hardcover book with a thread-sewn spine. (Unlike the digitally printed books where the spines often crack with frequent use!).

While strictly following the literal meaning of the original, sentences have been constructed so that the larger meaning is continually emphasized by means of an expanded text.

Some clarifying notes are included in italics. This is a paraphrased study rather than a literal translation. While the detailed shades of meaning of every Greek word and its components have been closely studied, this is done taking into account the consistent context of the entire chapter within the wider epistle, and bearing in mind that Jesus is what the Scriptures are all about and humankind is what Jesus is all about.

To assist the reader in their study, the translator has numerically superscripted the Greek word and corresponded it with the closest English word in the italicized commentary that follows. This is to create a direct comparison of words between the two languages.

Contains:

• Luke

• John

• Acts

• Romans

• 1 Corinthians

• 2 Corinthians

• Galatians

• Ephesians

• Philippians

• Colossians

• 1 Thessalonians

• 2 Timothy

• Titus

• Philemon

• Hebrews

• James

• 1 Peter, 1-5

• 2 Peter, 1

• 1 John, 1-5

• Revelation

Bryan Brandt who wrote the foreword writes,

“How appropriate it is that this 1500 (+/-) page three volume masterpiece is so heavy that it almost requires a small wheelbarrow to tote around. It contains such resonance that no earthly teacher has to assign it to us as STUDY material that we must read during the semester and cram in order to prepare for the final exam so we don’t flunk out. I never study it under any compulsion … but for the sheer joy of exploring the vistas of beauty that await over the next hill and around each corner. Personally, I find stopping much more challenging than starting. I’m guessing that the MSB might be one of the world’s heaviest Bibles, but for me it is far easier to pick up … than to put down.”

Dispatched the from UK, we are the only UK stockists of this edition working directly with the translator.