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NKJV New Testament Tracing Bible (Review and Giveaway)

 


For years, experts have connected handwriting with improved learning. Homeschooling parents have found this to be accurate on so many levels. Regardless of the ages of your children, many homeschooling resources include tracing options in addition to copywork for improved retention. Now, these tried and true educational techniques can be applied to your Bible study on a larger scale. Many printables, workbooks, and materials are available to trace or copy Bible verses or specific passages, but now homeschoolers and parents alike can trace the entire New Testament to help with increased cognitive function. Designed for a unique, devotional experience, the NKJV New Testament, Tracing Edition pro vides an opportunity to read and write through the beautiful gospel and promises of the New Testament from Matthew to Revelation.

This special edition has lightly printed text allowing you to trace the words of Scripture easily. Wide margins and a clean, single-column typesetting complete the in tentional design. Chapter headings are printed regularly for easy navigation, or you  can engage more deeply using the included tracing themes and reading plans on  love, hope, grace, comfort, peace, eternal life, anxiety, spiritual gifts, community,  heaven, Holy Spirit, and faith. 




When I first opened my beautiful light gray copy of the NKJV New Testament, Tracing Edition, I was impressed with the design of the Bible. The binding of the Bible is made in a way that makes it easy to open and lay flat for easy access for tracing the letters on the pages. This is especially important for me as a left-handed writer! I appreciate the uniqueness of this resource because it provides you with a goal in an easy and attainable format. Read and trace a verse, chapter, or entire book. Before you know it, you could have gone through the entire New Testament! This is an easy win for those who struggle with scripture memory or a disciplined study routine. Simply work through the New Testament, one section at a time, at your own pace.



Features:  

• Lightly printed text in a clean single-column typesetting  

• Substantial paper ideal for writing  

• Topical reading plans included: love, hope, grace, comfort, peace, eternal life,  anxiety, spiritual gifts, community, heaven, the Holy Spirit, and faith  

• Wide outer margins for notes  

• Chapter headings for easy navigation  

• NKJV translation

• Clear and readable 17-point typeed  for a unique, devotional experience

This Bible provides an opportunity to read and write through the beautiful gospel and promises of  the New Testament from Matthew to Revelation. Order your copy today or enter the giveaway form below by 6/11/26 for a chance to win a copy along with a $10 Amazon gift card! 




Disclaimer:  

Many thanks to Thomas Nelson Bibles/HCCP for providing a sample of the product for this review. Opinions are 100% my own.


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