The Original King James Audio 1611 Bible

De: Christopher Glyn

Narrado por: Christopher Glyn

Duración: 102 h y 19 m

Resumen del Editor

Since its first publication in 1611, the King James Version of the Bible, with its flowing language and rhythmic prose, has had a profound influence on the literature of the past 400 years and is the greatest English translation ever produced. Early in the 19th century, however, the British and Foreign Bible Society decided to exclude the 14 books known as 'The Apocrypha'. Today, English Bibles with the Apocrypha are becoming more popular again.

Now for the first time, the original unexpurgated version of the King James Bible - complete with all of the Apocrypha - is available as an audiobook performed by British narrator Christopher Glyn, who has been acclaimed for his many Biblical readings and other classic Christian inspirational works.

Christopher’s virtuoso performance, based on a profound knowledge and understanding of the text, offers a rich listening experience that captures the beauty and power of God's word and makes the old English of the King James Bible clear and easy for a modern audience to understand.

Public Domain (P)2021 Christopher Glyn

the best Bible

there needs to be a better way of navigating through this but the Bible in and of itself is great

Table of Content for Biblical Books Included Below

As this audio book does not have a table of contents, we must create one via the bookmarks features within Audible. Simply scroll to the chapter listed below, push the "clip" button at the bottom of the screen, and enter the title of the book in the description, e.g., "Genesis." Afterward, when you access the bookmarks via the options menu, arrange them via the tab at the top to "chapter," and they will all be in order.

Again, each of the Biblical books begins at the chapter listed below:

Old Testament

Genesis, chapter 1
Exodus, chapter 90
Leviticus, chapter 160
Numbers, chapter 208
Deuteronomy, chapter 276
Joshua, chapter 334
Judges, chapter 375
Ruth, chapter 416
1 Samuel, chapter 422
2 Samuel, chapter 479
1 Kings, chapter 524
2 Kings, chapter 576
1 Chronicles, chapter 625
2 Chronicles, chapter 673
Ezra, chapter 729
Nehemiah, chapter 745
Esther, chapter 768
Job, chapter 782
Psalms, chapter 828
Proverbs, chapter 994
Ecclesiastes, chapter 1029
Song of Solomon, chapter 1044
Isaiah, chapter 1052
Jeremiah, chapter 1146
Lamentations, chapter 1243
Ezekiel, chapter 1252
Daniel, chapter 1343
Hosea, chapter 1368
Joel, chapter 1383
Amos, chapter 1387
Obadiah, chapter 1397
Jonah, chapter 1399
Micah, chapter 1403
Nahum, chapter 1410
Habakkuk, chapter 1413
Zephaniah, chapter 1416
Haggai, chapter 1420
Zechariah, chapter 1423
Malachi, chapter 1439
1 Esdras, chapter 1443
2 Esdras, chapter 1452
Tobit, chapter 1468
Judith, chapter 1482
Ester 10-16, chapter 1498
Wisdom of Solomon, chapter 1505
Ecclesiasticus (Wisdom of Ben Sira), chapter 1524
Baruch, chapter 1575
Song of the Three Holy Children (Daniel additions), chapter 1581
History of Susanna (Daniel additions), chapter 1582
Bel and the Dragon (Daniel additions), chapter 1583
Prayer of Manasses, chapter 1584
1 Maccabees, chapter 1585
2 Maccabees, chapter 1601

New Testament

Matthew, chapter 1616
Mark, chapter 1644
Luke, chapter 1660
John, chapter 1684
Acts, chapter 1705
Romans, chapter 1733
1 Corinthians, chapter 1749
2 Corinthians, chapter 1765
Galatians, chapter 1778
Ephesians, chapter 1784
Philippians, chapter 1790
Colossians, chapter 1794
1 Thessalonians, chapter 1798
2 Thessalonians, chapter 1803
1 Timothy, chapter 1806
2 Timothy, chapter 1812
Titus, chapter 1816
Philemon, chapter 1819
Hebrews, chapter 1820
James, chapter 1833
1 Peter, chapter 1838
2 Peter, chapter 1843
1 John, chapter 1846
2 John, chapter 1851
3 John, chapter 1852
Jude, chapter 1853
Revelation, chapter 1854

Clear

This is a cool audio book I really enjoyed this here Bible story, thank for sharing!

The books

The chapters should have devised in the books then into small parts. Loved christifor. Good story telling.

Great concept, solid performance, but production needs some work

I enjoyed the original King James with Apocrypha. The narration was easy to listen to, but when he slips into dramatization it becomes an interpretation. Please just read the scriptures and allow the reader to interpret. But that is a minor objection, and overall I would applaud the performance. The production however needs some work. Throughout, the audio would suddenly go silent but everything else indicated it was still playing. I had to fast forward and rewind to get it to play again. Worse, starting with the book of John, the formatting is horrible. Everything was fine until John, so apparently the correct format is achievable. Not sure what happened after that, but John is only broken into three chapters, same with Acts, and most of the New Testament is a jumbled mess. Impossible to navigate. The Revelation of John the Devine is formatted correctly, but everything in between needs to be fixed. I hope these comments are constructive, and again I went into detail but my lasting impression will be one of the enjoyment I had listening to the original King James. Thank you for making this title available.

The Great I AM

The Alpha and Omega can and does all great and is small. Blessed is he that believes 🙏.

very good narrator.

The extra books were very interesting and added to the rest of old testament scriptures

PLEASE GIVE US A GLOSSARY AND TITLES TO NAVIGATE

This is awesome but, there's no way to know what book you're on and there's no way to know what chapter you're on because it's missing titles all the way through. we need a index drastically!

Great performance!

I wanted to read the FULL King James version but could not keep focus long enough in reading it myself. The reader did an amazing job at keeping me engrossed in the story. With over 60 hours of read time, I was impressed with how easy it was to keep focus and get lost in the story.

Read the headers

I wish he read the headers. Also there was a mess up with a name. He said Jesus when it was Joshua in 1 Maccabees. Why aren’t the chapters labeled by books?