The Bible like you’ve never heard it before
God Reads
The Bible
The New Testament read aloud, story by story, in a single synthesized divine voice. Narration and dialogue alike: every voice in the telling is His — and every chapter is scored with period-inspired music that moves with the text, so it plays as an experience rather than a reading.
Listen in English, explore the original Koine Greek, or hear the Aramaic New Testament in its Syriac tradition.
- 768
- stories
- 27
- books
- 260
- chapters
Ancient words, heard anew
Hear the language behind the words
Koine Greek
Hear the New Testament in the language in which its books were written, with synchronized Greek lyrics.
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Aramaic · Syriac
Explore the Syriac New Testament tradition in a form of Aramaic, the language spoken by Jesus. These recordings use Syriac, rather than a reconstruction of his Galilean dialect.
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Not a cast of readers. One voice, carrying the whole of it: the narrator, the prophets, the accused, the risen.
The Library
Twenty-seven books, four movements.
Gospels
Letters
Romans
37 stories · 16 ch
1 Corinthians
36 stories · 16 ch
2 Corinthians
27 stories · 13 ch
Galatians
15 stories · 6 ch
Ephesians
14 stories · 6 ch
Philippians
13 stories · 4 ch
Colossians
12 stories · 4 ch
1 Thessalonians
9 stories · 5 ch
2 Thessalonians
7 stories · 3 ch
1 Timothy
12 stories · 6 ch
2 Timothy
10 stories · 4 ch
Titus
6 stories · 3 ch
Philemon
3 stories · 1 ch
Hebrews
24 stories · 13 ch
James
12 stories · 5 ch
1 Peter
12 stories · 5 ch
2 Peter
5 stories · 3 ch
1 John
14 stories · 5 ch
2 John
1 stories · 1 ch
3 John
1 stories · 1 ch
Jude
4 stories · 1 ch