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The Thompson Chain Reference Bible contains a very extensive subject index, if that is what you mean by beaking down passages by topic.

 

The Rainbow Study Bible color codes each verse by topic.

 

I would recomend a Thompson Chain Bible.

I like the way it helps you to learn doctrine from the Bible, not commenary.

It is easy to find a verse on a topic with the index or the concordance.

The chain topics in the margin is like a very brief commentary that really helps me to get the most of my reading.

There are a lot more useful features.

I have it in NKJV and NIV.

The problem with it is that it is rather large and heavy on standard size. My NIV is in handy size, but then the text is small.

 

Although probably not what you want, Nave's breaks down everything by topic.

 

The Subject Bible Complete Topical Study and Reference Edition by Dr. Everette Gaddy,

The KJV Subject Bible by Dr. Everette Gaddy, as seen on many Christian Television networks, is an exciting and unique new Bible offering from The KJV Store. The Subject Bible is a Biblical Library containing the world's most complete Bible analysis. It furnishes a complete and simple means for finding at once all that the Bible teaches on any subject.

This soft, quality, leather bound Burgundy colored Bible is strategically divided into 2 sections. The first section contains the entire King James Version of the Bible in a large print type face and standard verse and column format. The second section, "The Whole Bible Arranged by Subjects", Features all 31,000 plus KJV Bible verses meticulously organized by subject and arranged into more than 4,000 topics. There is also an alphabetical subject index at the back of the Subject Bible that lets you look up any subject alphabetically and the page number where it appears in both of the 2 sections.

 

I have The Open Bible by Thomas Nelson Publishers in 1974. It has breaks such as the one on the link you provided.

You may want to check their websites.