Bible Tabs have made it much easier for me to find things in the Bible during Bible study.
Mine were only about £5 but were very fiddly to put on.
I did it over a period of a week or two.
Having taken an interest in early computer design they seemed attractive.
I wonder about how a business could offer the service of putting the Tabs on.
I tried a small local online advert offering it free to see if it would be paid attention too.
What happened I will tell later.
Well nobody replied but at church and on line I have discovered evidence that old people like them because it is easier for their less nimble fingers to get the part of the Bible they wish.
I have also found the sticky memo notes can also be used to tabulate and index the Bible and when one decides what is the best for you then you can make them permanent with ordinary sellotape.
Also the memo notes come in many colours.
There is 7 books in the Bible that are so outstanding that they serve as dividers of the Bible into usefully smaller sections.
They are Job, Daniel, Jonah, Malachi, Acts, Hebrews and Revelations and could have their own colour.
A further 5 useful divisions is at the the end of Deuteronomy, Ruth, 2 Chronicles, Song of Solomon and 2 Thessalonians and could be marked by a change in colour..