NASB Complete Audio Bible

By: Steven B. Stevens

Narrated by: Steven B. Stevens

Length: 72 hrs and 58 mins

Publisher's Summary

This highly acclaimed complete New American Standard Bible is the 1995 updated edition, recorded in clear digital audio in a convenient listening format. No distracting sound effects or background music. Ideal audio study Bible for any Christian, both for serious study and for casual listening. Ideal for listening to while you travel, work out, eat, or sleep. Take the Word with you wherever you go, and make it part of every day! About the Narrator: Steven B. Stevens is committed to communicating the Word of God clearly and understandably through his narration of the Bible. Over 3.5 million copies of his Bible recordings are distributed throughout the world.

List of parts:
Part 1: Genesis - Exodus
Part 2: Leviticus - Numbers - Deuteronomy
Part 3: Joshua - Judges- Ruth - I Samuel
Part 4: II Samuel - I Kings - II Kings
Part 5: I Chronicles - II Chronicles - Ezra - Nehemiah - Esther
Part 6: Job - Psalms (1-51)
Part 7: Psalms (52-150)
Part 8: Proverb - Ecclesiastes - Song of Solomon
Part 9: Isaiah
Part 10: Jeremiah - Lamentations
Part 11: Ezekiel - Daniel - Hosea
Part 12: Joel - Amos - Obadiah - Jonah - Micah - Nahum - Habakkuk - Zephaniah - Haggai - Zechariah - Malachi
Part 13: Mathew - Mark - Luke - John
Part 14: Acts - Romans - I Corinthians - II Corinthians - Galatians - Ephesians - Philippians - Colossians
Part 15: Thessalonians - I Timothy - II Timothy - Titus - Philemon - Hebrews - James - I
Peter - II Peter - I John - II John - III John - Jude – Revelation

©1995 KMAN Foundation (P)2007 Casscom Media

Navigation isn't bad like one other reviewer says

What did you love best about NASB Complete Audio Bible?

You can go chapter by chapter using the audible app for any phone and on any labtop. I was hesitant at first because I didn't know if you could but after buying this I noticed that you could and it is great!

Best Book Ever.

After 70 hours I am still not sure if I like the narrator. He didn't detract anything from the book and he had a lot of passion it just seemed like a old time news anchor (which he was).

I Enjoyed reading through the bible cover to cover. It took me a little over 2 months. (I know its really not how you are supposed to enjoy the Word but it gave me a great over view so I can now go back and study it)

To the person that said it is missing any book of the bible or that it is out of order I can say it is not. I read along the entire way listening and reading (I had a commentary bible I was reading to help explain some of it.) and it was the full NASB in order.

To the person saying it is hard to get to a specific verse I would agree. In the over view of the book it tells you which books are in which section but you will still have to skip through 100+ chapters to find the one you want.

The NASB doesn't have the almost poetry that the KJV has but it is written in easy to understand English in a Word for Word translation of the Bible making it easier to understand for modern readers of the Bible.

I would encourage any one to listen to this version though.

Need book/chapter listing. Very difficult to select what to listen to, or find specific sections to review.

I wish the producers had spent time cataloguing the books/chapters of the Bible. Very disappointed that I have guess where a book or a chapter may be found.
Too much time searching that could’ve been spent listening.

Good reading...

Would you listen to NASB Complete Audio Bible again? Why?

Yes...other versions I've listened to, the reader is too angry or to prideful to the point of being distracting. Steven B Stevens reads without the fake melodrama that totally destroys the true message of the Bible...it's a realistic reading. There is a version out there that dramatizes the Bible to the extent that it is nothing more than a melodramatic joke and that sounds like poor actors in school.

Missing books

I'm going through the Bible in order and am in Isaiah now, but 1 and 2 Chronicles, Ezra, Nehemiah, and Esther are either missing or out of sequence.

The entire Bible as ONE file with no chapters!

Any additional comments?

I downloaded this to listen on my home computer. How am I supposed to select a book or chapter when this is one single file, nearly 73 hours long, with no chapters to select in iTunes? I wouldn't mind that there aren't verses but any other book would at least have chapters and some kind of table of contents. I guess that's why it was so inexpensive (that is to say CHEAP!)

I cannot recommend this for listening on a computer.

great listening experience!

Would you listen to NASB Complete Audio Bible again? Why?

NASB Complete Audio Bible would certaintly be my daily companion. It's refreshing to listen to and entertaining in every aspect of the mind and soul!

Good narration - One specific update would be nice.

I recommend this book and would buy it again. Style, pace and voice of person reading is very nice. It would be good if they updated the titles of the 15 sections to show the starting book in the Bible that the section includes. It would make it easier for the listener to go directly to a specific Bible book to start listening, then I would give it 5 stars.

Great voice, terrible formatting

Would you recommend this book to a friend? Why or why not?

No. While I LOVE the actual voice, the format is monolithic and unable to be broken down into digestable chunks of audio. If you want to only listen to one specific chapter, good luck finding it in over 2 hrs of audio. They should take the time to break this audio treasure down into manageable chapters, or at least provide it in MP3 format so that you can cut it up yourself (as an 'audible file' you can't use Garageband or other standard editing tools to slice and dice).

Not organized

This work Is not organized by Bible book names and chapters, which makes it impossible to find the desired section.