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King James Version · Free study tools

King James Version (KJV) Audio Bible

Read it. Hear it. Study it. Teach it.

Read and listen to your King James Version. Explore Greek words alongside its New Testament, open Strong’s meanings and pronunciation, and follow verses into early Christian writings and recordings. Study and teach from the same passage.

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Click a word. Hear its pronunciation. Open the early Christian writings. Then see how to present and teach.

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Strong’s · Greek & Hebrew

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that English word?

Explore Greek words alongside this edition’s New Testament. Click a tagged word to study Strong’s meanings and audio where available. Open the separate Hebrew interlinear reader for the Old Testament.

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Early Christian writings & recordings

How did early Christians
read this passage?

Right-click a verse—or press and hold on your phone—and choose Early Church. Read linked quotations and passages, listen where modern recordings are available, and open the full work around them.

Explore the connections in your KJV ↗
439,442

Scripture cross-references

Follow related verses and compare Scripture with Scripture.

 5.48 million

Early Christian connections

Explore patristic writings linked to Scripture, with authors, works, and reading context.

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Notes, live slides & presentations

Keep notes beside your passage when your account has access. Present the Bible live, build a lesson with source quotations, rehearse, and download.

Counts checked October 3, 2026. Early Christian connections include related research passages; approved direct quotations are a separate selection. Word alignment, recordings, and linked passages vary by edition and verse. Notes and presentation tools require sign-in and enabled account access.

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Old Testament — KJV

Click a book name to start listening, or tap Guide → for the full study guide (themes, key chapters, FAQs).

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New Testament — KJV

Click a book name to start listening, or tap Guide → for the full study guide (themes, key chapters, FAQs).

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About the King James Version: Commissioned by King James I in 1604 and published in 1611, the KJV was translated by roughly 47 scholars in six companies at Westminster, Oxford, and Cambridge, working from the Hebrew Masoretic Text and the Greek Textus Receptus. It is the most-printed book in the English language, and its public-domain text means every chapter here shows the full scripture while you listen. Pair any chapter with the Hebrew & Greek interlinear Bible or look up any word in Strong's Concordance — both free, built into every chapter page.
KJV Audio Bible — Frequently Asked Questions
Is the KJV audio Bible free to listen to online?

Yes — all 66 books stream free on The Historic Faith with no signup, with the full KJV text on every chapter page and verse-by-verse highlighting.

Is the King James Version public domain?

Yes — the KJV text (1611, standardized 1769) is public domain in almost all of the world, which is why the complete text can be read and heard freely here.

Can I read the KJV text while the audio plays?

Yes — every chapter shows the complete KJV text with synchronized verse highlighting as the narration plays.

About the KJV audio Bible: The King James Version audio is provided in partnership with Faith Comes By Hearing via the Bible Brain (DBP v4) API. The text is rendered inline so you can read along while listening. For Greek/Hebrew interlinear and Septuagint reading, switch translations from inside any chapter page.