Christians, have you ever listened to the KJV read on audio tapes?
At the highrise where I live, a “retirement community” where almost all the residents are elderly or disabled (I am both but my life’s work continues), I found in its library a full collection of the KJV on audio tape. I am on a spiritual journey, you see, and, among other things, it embraces a study of not only major religions but also “minor” ones, and Native American, New Age, and “pagan” faiths. Completely understanding the Bible is essential. I was wondering if others here have had this experience: the Bible, to me, is having a stronger “impact” when I hear it being read on tape than reading it on the printed page or online. I’m game for any suggestions, advice, or recommendations on how I might make this “journey” even more rewarding to me. It means a lot to me, truly. Thanks!
I got really burned-out on reading when I was in seminary. I LOVE “books on tape” and I think there are good versions of the KJV on tape. Go for it.
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