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Entire Books of the Bible
I'm just interested in see if there is a interest for anyone besides me to hear Brian read entire books of the Bible (i.e. Roman, Genesis, Luke....etc). Perhaps, even have Brian's commentary at the beginning about the historical aspects of the book and maybe some during the different chapters?

I would love to see this done because I tend to want to study books of the Bible and it would be nice if I could just listen to the Book of Ephesians by downloading it from iTunes. I realize this would be quiet and undertaking so I wouldn't object to paying for it. This could be a great fund-raiser!

Maybe as a community we could vote on the "top 5 books" we would like to hear read in their entirety?

Any thoughts?

Ann
Ann 07/17/2010 15:38

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deborah 07/17/2010 16:15
Ann, I don't know if this is doable or if Brian would feel lead to do this. Only he can answer that. I personally would love studying certain books one at a time as well, with commentaries by Brian along the way. I would most definitely pay for downloads through the store as well. Acts, Romans, James, well, just about the ENTIRE New Testament. LOL. Also, Ecclesiastes, Genesis, Daniel.

Just my 2 cents.
Joyce 07/17/2010 16:41
Love it, great idea. Of course we would have to see how Brian feels about it. Gosh I don't know how he gets done everything that's on his plate as it is> however I too would also pay for downloads.

Just my 2 cents also.
Bibleman 07/17/2010 18:13
well, there are a thousand different interpretations of each book in print...
Daniel 07/27/2010 07:30
I would love to hear the entire bible read book by book... chapter by chapter!!! It would also be great to hear backround info including historical facts or just facts that pertain to the chapter!!!!
Ian Greely 07/27/2010 22:40
You can buy the entire readings for 2009 in the DAB store. Available for immediate download as MP3.

Using your chosen MP3 Player a playlist of any of the books of the bible would be simple enough to achieve.

Just a thought.

Regards,
Ian
Kelley 08/13/2010 20:04
I'd like to see Psalms put out in the same manner as they do Proverbs. 5 Psalms chapters a day takes you through the Psalms each month just like 1 chapter of Proverbs takes you through that each month. I have seen this duo linked together by lots of people, and I think it gives a wonderful balance for the mind AND the heart. Can we sit here and just dream up stuff for you to do, Brian? :)
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