I started out with their NLT version — what’s wild is that in my seminary days (I thought) I didn’t like NLT — my go-to was the NASB Hebrew Greek study bible. However I found this NLT to be like an old-new hip hop classic. Kind of like when I found Boogiemonsters the Underwater album in 2002; suddenly I was teleported to 95. In the same way when I read this NLT in its wrapped leather, the font, and presentation — I was taken aback to when I first began to get illuminated by scripture in my youth. I haven’t owned a NASB since I lost my main study Bible at an oil change dealership in VA Beach in 2008. That was when the ESV craze came out & I tried for years to get into that, but it never quite fit like a glove, though I must testify that I learned a great deal of the psalms in my time with ESV. I was pretty flat after that, ESV after ESV — trying to make it the right one. Then one day I found CSB. Back to the NASB - I decided to pick up Humble Lamb’s NASB version — was disappointed in the size, font, and overall lack of readability. Just too small, plus mine had some printing issues where certain pages the text was brighter than others. Also where Humble Lamb begins each chapter with the upsized design character of the letter — it just looked cheap, like when a tattooer jams way too much into a small space and it’s illegible. Bad moves. Even in the bigger size font & bibles I think the ink is way to jammed for those characters to be all black with the other embellishments, they should fill the character with a different color so it’s readable, otherwise I have to just use the rest of the lettering of the word to decipher it because the first letter is unreadable always, even in the bigger size. But I didn’t give up —- just out of sheer will to own their set, I ordered a NKJV. Preciously I thought the NKJV to be a bumpy translation, neither as smooth as NIV nor as readable as NLT. However something about the font, spacing, readability on this hit a homerun for me. Like totally satisfied. Funny how that works as I thought it was going to be the least liked out of the bunch, and it’s the most liked. Now I’m waiting for their BSB — I hope it’s in the same league of spacing and readability as the NKJV. I’d like to see them offer CSB, and The Message translations as well. Also produce some of these in a extra large font — so we have something to read when our eyes don’t feel like squinting — again that NASB is like for children or something, not even sure they would want to stare at something that small for long, but point is it’s for ultra fresh eyes. All in all Humble Lamb has a good thing going. These Bibles are on the upside of pricing, but to get a right one, they are also on the upside of quality. I don’t think they should be more then $200 — but they are better quality than 99% of the $150 bibles