And it smells nice. I wouldn’t mind if my bookshelves were lined with cotton covers. But to put things in perspective, Thomas Nelson released a “green” Bible printed on recycled paper – th ...

But I had never seen a “green Bible” until a friend gave me one last Christmas. The cover is not green. It’s a light tan earth-tone fabric. What makes it “green” is that every word ...

The Green Bible, which hit bookstores in October, is simplistic and streamlined in its design. Printed on recycled paper with soy-based ink, the book features a cotton and linen cover and more ...

Produced with soy-based inks, recycled paper, and a cotton/linen cover, “The Green Bible” highlights in green more than a thousand passages relating to God’s love for creation and the role ...

Trobisch shared the magazine’s cover billing with Christopher ... out in the museum. Steve Green envisions the museum as “nonsectarian,” saying, “The Bible can speak for itself.” ...