The Holy Bible (KJV), Holy Spirit Edition, Easy Navigation, Maps: King James Version Kindle Edition

I just downloaded this and started to read in Acts .... I really don't like the fact that only a couple of verses into the chapter I was reading and comparing it to my KJV of the Bible and I noticed that Holy Ghost was changed to Holy Spirit. I really don't want to read a Bible that words have been changed to something else. Guess I will keep looking or not even bother with a kindle version!

It's just the Bible with no footnotes or commentary. As others have said, the Go To works great. Easy to find a particular book and chapter, which is what I want in a Kindle book.

This kindle version has a well organized "go to" content links that helps you to navigate to each book of the Bible.

(Headline continued here:) and great links within too! I cannot ask for more in an accessible version of the King James version of the Bible. This is what I have been reading all my life in hard copy, and now to have it in such an accessible way is wonderful. I started out in the book of Titus which my Pastor at St. John's Lutheran preached on a few days ago. Everything is so easy to find in this Kindle version. Like I said, I cannot ask for more is all I can say in this instance. Next I am going to go through the book of Romans again probably, then review St. Jude's epistle. The Bible to me is a genuinely endless and fascinating study of how reality works. Ever since I was a boy, I always considered the Bible "the Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth" and such a high thing on my reading list that I almost did not want to get it in Kindle unless reasonably accurate and workable. Well, that is my review of the greatest book, also, I agree with Mr. S.B. Fuller with what he said in his testimony in "Success Through A Positive Mental Attitude" by William Clement Stone: The Bible comes first, Magic of Believing by Claude M. Bristol and also The Master Key System by Charles F. Haanel, The Secret of the Ages by Robert Collier, and so many others second, and more modern writers that are good too, third. Even in my "atheistic period" from middle to late 1991 (my Dad's death) to about 1993 I was fascinated by the Bible in that it shows how life genuinely works in so many deep ways even to those who do not believe or subscribe to the realities of life that are shown in all ways through it. But, I am over that confusion and frustration. I am an absolute theist and absolutely believe without the shadow of a doubt in every way in what is "beyond belief". I am a devout Gnostic and Lutheran in religious reality, and I absolutely believe in the primacy of genuine Christ and the genuine message. That is all.

I’m Buddhist but believe everyone should have passing knowledge of other religions around the globe to give them a better perspective of past and present and a greater understanding of why people behave the way they do, especially the desert religions that bring about so much misery, oppression and death such as christianity. I also bought this for my kindle so I can argue the actual bible passages that MAGA “Christians” on Twitter bastardize with ease; I don’t think any of them actually ever read the Bible.The best thing about a bible on kindle for my own reference is that I don’t look like a bible thumping freak when I wheel around with it in my hand.

I wanted to like this book. I couldn't figure out why I found it so painful to read. It's full of stream-of-consciousness new-agey bs but to be honest, I'm usually into that kind of thing. I bought it because I enjoy horoscopes, but I can't read his articles and I don't know why I thought this book would be any better.When you get down to it, this guy is just another closed-minded, zealous megalomanic trying to market his own religion. Just because his rantings are geared at making you feel good about yourself, doesn't mean his philosophy is healthy, balanced, or even sane. He refuses, and encourages his readers to refuse to engage with any opinion or outlook unless it bows down to his self-made cult of 'positivity.' You can see it in the way his 'followers' respond to the negative reviews here-- if we didn't like the book or found it nonsensical, it must be our fault, and we are smugly informed of this in the same nebulous, hippie-dippy terms used in the book. "I guess your soul isn't sensitive enough to be receptive to his teachings.' Okay... but.. what if it's just not well-written or rooted in a place of actual *desire* to teach?I did wonder if maybe it was just me; maybe my own negativity and skepticism really was clouding my opinion on the book and its readers. But I was recently banned from commenting on a Facebook page for a single comment in which I took issue with the tone of one of his posts and suggested maybe it was not appropriate. I posted expecting some discourse with his other members, but instead my comment was removed, and I realized why I never see anything but vapid agreement from the majority of the people who follow him. He apparently filters out anything else.This event made me realize: that's where this disconnect with the book is, for me. Who says his worldview isn't rooted in denial? Him? Okay, that's all well and good, but.. it's not cynical to ask questions or take a critical view of something. It's not bleak to accept that there are things wrong in the world and ask for accountability. That's a major part of how we learn and grow and help others. Maybe I didn't get that far in the book, but I didn't find one suggestion of this. And any kind of true visionary doesn't censor the world from the people he's trying to teach.All I'm saying is, maybe if he was as committed to the truth as he wants you to think he is, he could write a book that makes sense, instead of just wackily stroking the egos of people who can afford to purchase his message.

The power of prayer is amazing and will take you on an amazing journey of self discovery

This is the first book I have used on my Kindle and it made it easy to teach this "old dog" a new trick about reading and locating exact words or scriptures. I can make the words as large as I need to read easily.

The quality of the Bible is superb.

Lovely bible. Shame was slow delivery.

Excelente versão para quem quer se aprofundar no estudo da sagrada escritura bem como do estudo da língua inglesa além de um ótimo custo benefício.

I've been using this alot- devotions, stories to calm me down, and more. It's been great using my own version of the bible on my kindle, it's easier to understand (I'm 9 years old).Anyway, thanks.

It's the Holy Bible. Wut else would you want to know about it?