Scripture Writing on the day I finished the New Testament. I did not write it in order, which is why you see the Books of Acts. I decided to use the CSB as my source. No reason. I like it, and had read it complete a couple years back. There were plenty of other choices. I started by copying from my Holmen Faith of Our Ancestor's CSB Study Bible, but after a couple book I realized it might be easier to use my iPad Mini and the Blue Line Bible App. It was. This is a Moleskine notebook, but I also used a couple hardback Mead Journalling Notebooks. I used Pilot G2 .38mm extra-fine nib Gel pens, but ended up using 01 Micron pens. They were the best. I also used wider nib pens for the headers. When I bothered with verse number I used a hard 4H pencil. Mistakes happened. Usually I could work around them somehow, but when I couldn't their was liquid paper to the rescue. I found keep the pages flat was an issue. I used a combination of spacers and a hard wooden ruler. (From the Gutenberg Musuem!) The towel(s) kept my hand off the paper, and also kept my pinky from aching after hours of writing. The CSB denotes Old Testament quotes in Bold. I used a blue Micron pen.