A scripture writing journal in twenty volumes. Every verse is numbered and ruled, and no text is printed. You copy it out by hand from your own Bible.
Hardcover with dust jacket5½ × 8½ inFrom $50
In whatever translation you already read. Nothing in the journal is tied to one.
Each verse number sits at the start of its lines, in order, chapter by chapter.
Slowly, at the pace of the pen. The ruled lines keep your writing level, and each verse already has the room it needs.
Each verse number sits in grey at the start of its first line. Chapters open on a large numeral, every book begins on its own page, and a running head keeps your place. The rules are hairlines, only there to keep your writing level.
66 books, 1,189 chapters and 31,102 verses. Start with one volume; the set is there when you want the next.
Volumes I to XV
Volumes XVI to XX
I’m copying the whole Bible by hand for my kids, Genesis right through to Revelation, and it’ll likely take years. Copying is a lot slower than reading, but that’s exactly where the value lies. At a pen’s pace, I notice things my eyes skip.
I put By Hand together because I wanted a keepsake my kids could pass on, with the verse numbers and ruled lines already there to keep the writing even and in order.
Graham Moore
Follow Graham’s own copyAny of them. No scripture is printed, only the verse numbers and the lines, so you copy from whichever Bible you already read.
The lines are set from the length of each verse, so a long verse gets the lines it needs and a short one does not leave half a page empty.
Anywhere. Every volume stands on its own.
Each volume holds whole books, grouped so none gets too thick to write in comfortably.
Lulu prints each copy on demand and ships it to you. Checkout happens on Lulu.
