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    Edition: Standard 1769 Blayney revision of the 1611 Authorized King James Version — the text used in virtually every printed KJV today. Fully searchable, bookmarked by book and chapter. Updated March 2026.

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    Books 1–5

    The Law · Pentateuch

    The five books of Moses — creation, covenant, exodus, and the giving of the Law. Start here to understand the whole Bible.

    Books 6–17

    History of Israel

    From Joshua's conquest to the return from exile. The rise and fall of Israel, told through judges, kings, and prophets.

    Books 18–22

    Wisdom & Poetry

    Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon — the Bible's poetry, prayer book, and hard-won practical wisdom.

    Books 23–27

    Major Prophets

    Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations, Ezekiel, Daniel — the long prophetic books of judgment, exile, and messianic hope.

    Books 28–39

    Minor Prophets

    Twelve short prophetic books — Hosea through Malachi — closing the Old Testament with warning and promise.

    Books 40–43

    The Gospels

    Matthew, Mark, Luke, John — four eyewitness accounts of the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

    Book 44

    Early Church History

    The Acts of the Apostles — the birth and expansion of the Christian church, from Jerusalem to Rome.

    Books 45–57

    Pauline Epistles

    Thirteen letters from the Apostle Paul to early churches and leaders — the theological backbone of the New Testament.

    Included with Paul

    Pastoral Epistles

    1 & 2 Timothy and Titus — Paul's practical letters to young pastors on shepherding the church.

    Books 58–65

    General Epistles

    Letters from Hebrews, James, Peter, John, and Jude to the wider Christian community — endurance, faith, and love.

    Book 66

    Prophecy

    The Revelation of Jesus Christ to the Apostle John — the Bible's final vision of judgment, victory, and the new creation.

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    Full KJV text (1769 Blayney edition), chapter-by-chapter navigation, verse anchors for direct linking, and a printable layout that strips ads and menus. Same public-domain text used in every reputable KJV Bible for over 250 years.

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    This is the complete, unabridged King James Version — nothing added, nothing removed.

    Complete Old & New Testament
    All 66 books — every chapter and verse
    Traditional KJV translation (1611)
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    Over 1,039 pages of Scripture

    All 66 Books of the Bible in One PDF

    From Genesis to Revelation — every book, every chapter, every verse of the King James Bible is included in this free download.

    39Old Testament Books

    Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy, Joshua, Judges, Ruth, 1 & 2 Samuel, 1 & 2 Kings, 1 & 2 Chronicles, Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther, Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations, Ezekiel, Daniel, Hosea, Joel, Amos, Obadiah, Jonah, Micah, Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Haggai, Zechariah, Malachi

    Covering creation, the law, history, poetry, and prophecy — the foundation of Scripture.

    27New Testament Books

    Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, Acts, Romans, 1 & 2 Corinthians, Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, 1 & 2 Thessalonians, 1 & 2 Timothy, Titus, Philemon, Hebrews, James, 1 & 2 Peter, 1, 2 & 3 John, Jude, Revelation

    The Gospels, Acts of the Apostles, Paul's epistles, and the book of Revelation.

    Book of Psalms King James Version PDF

    The complete Book of Psalms is included in this free KJV Bible PDF — all 150 chapters, from Psalm 1 to Psalm 150. As the largest book in the Bible, Psalms offers songs of praise, prayers of lament, and words of comfort that have sustained believers for over 3,000 years. The PDF is bookmarked by book and chapter, so you can jump straight to any Psalm instantly.

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    Ancient & Apocryphal

    Lost Books & Apocrypha PDFs

    Ancient writings referenced in Scripture or printed in the original 1611 King James Bible — for historical study alongside the 66-book canon.

    All Three in One PDF · 550+ pages

    Lost Books of the Bible — Bundle PDF

    The Book of Enoch, the Book of Jasher, and the complete 14-book KJV Apocrypha (1611) bound into a single searchable PDF. Public domain.

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    Quoted in Jude 14–15

    Book of Enoch PDF

    The ancient apocalyptic text attributed to Enoch, seventh from Adam. R.H. Charles translation, public domain.

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    Joshua 10:13 · 2 Sam 1:18

    Book of Jasher PDF

    The 'Book of the Upright' referenced twice in the Hebrew Scriptures. 1840 English edition, fully formatted PDF.

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    Original 1611 KJV

    KJV Apocrypha PDF

    The 14 deuterocanonical books — Tobit, Judith, Wisdom, Sirach, Maccabees and more — bound in the first King James Bibles.

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    114 Sayings · Nag Hammadi

    Gospel of Thomas Guide

    Free PDF study guide to the 114-saying collection discovered in 1945 — origin, themes, and why the early church rejected it.

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    1611 KJV Apocrypha

    Wisdom of Solomon Guide

    Free PDF study guide to one of the most quoted books of the Apocrypha — structure, key passages, and NT echoes.

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    Earliest Church Manual

    Didache Study Guide

    The Teaching of the Twelve Apostles (AD 50–120) — baptism, Eucharist, the Lord's Prayer, and the Two Ways.

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    Ethiopian Bible · Qumran

    Book of Jubilees Guide

    'Little Genesis' — a second-century-BC Jewish retelling of Genesis. Themes, calendar, Watchers, and the patriarchs.

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    1611 KJV Apocrypha

    Book of Tobit Guide

    Tobit, Tobias, Sarah, and the archangel Raphael — the narrative behind 'seven holy angels' in Revelation 8.

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    1611 KJV Apocrypha

    Book of Judith Guide

    The widow of Bethulia who beheaded Holofernes — the courage-in-weakness story behind 1 Corinthians 1:27.

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    Origin of Hanukkah

    1 Maccabees Guide

    The sober history of the Maccabean revolt and the cleansing of the temple in 164 BC. Referenced in John 10:22.

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    Hebrews 11:35

    2 Maccabees Guide

    The martyrdom of the seven brothers — the clearest pre-Christian Jewish teaching on bodily resurrection.

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    Behind Matthew 11:28–30

    Sirach (Ecclesiasticus) Guide

    The wisdom book by Jesus son of Sirach (c. 180 BC). Sirach 24 stands behind John 1; chapter 28 behind James 3.

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    1611 KJV Apocrypha

    Book of Baruch Guide

    Jeremiah's scribe — confession, Wisdom hymn, and the Letter of Jeremiah against idols (Baruch 6).

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    'Great is Truth'

    1 Esdras Guide

    Alternative Greek version of Ezra–Nehemiah with the famous contest of the three bodyguards in Darius's court.

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    Jewish Apocalypse · c. AD 90

    2 Esdras (4 Ezra) Guide

    Seven visions to Ezra after the fall of the temple — imagery deep beneath the Book of Revelation.

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    Apostolic Fathers · c. AD 95

    1 Clement Guide

    Earliest Christian writing outside the New Testament — Rome to Corinth, traditionally attributed to Clement of Rome.

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    Apostolic Fathers · Codex Sinaiticus

    Epistle of Barnabas Guide

    Early second-century tract reading the Old Testament christologically, with the Two Ways parallel to the Didache.

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    Apostolic Fathers · Codex Sinaiticus

    Shepherd of Hermas Guide

    Second-century Roman apocalypse — five Visions, twelve Mandates, ten Similitudes. Bound into Codex Sinaiticus.

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    Dead Sea Scrolls · Enochic

    Book of Giants Guide

    The Qumran text that continues Genesis 6 — the giant sons of the Watchers, their dreams, and Enoch's verdict.

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    Slavonic Enoch · Second Temple

    2 Enoch Guide

    Enoch's ascent through the seven heavens, his transformation, and the strange birth of Melchizedek.

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    Hebrew Enoch · Merkabah

    3 Enoch Guide

    Rabbi Ishmael's ascent through the heavenly palaces and Enoch made into the angel Metatron.

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    Pseudepigrapha · Post-Eden

    Book of Adam and Eve Guide

    The ancient account of the first couple after the garden — Satan's second temptation and the Cave of Treasures.

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    Gnostic · Second century

    Gospel of Mary Guide

    The fragmentary Coptic text attributed to Mary Magdalene — what survives, what it teaches, why it isn't Scripture.

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    Gnostic · Codex Tchacos

    Gospel of Judas Guide

    The second-century text that recasts Judas as an insider — and the reason the early church rejected it.

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    Qumran · Manuscript evidence

    Dead Sea Scrolls Reader's Guide

    What was found in the caves, the Great Isaiah Scroll, and what the scrolls prove about the reliability of the Bible.

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    1611 KJV Apocrypha

    Prayer of Manasseh Guide

    The shortest book in the King James Apocrypha — fifteen verses of repentance from Judah's most wicked king.

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    1611 KJV Apocrypha · Daniel 13

    Susanna Study Guide

    The falsely accused wife, the two corrupt elders, and the cross-examination that saved her life.

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    1611 KJV Apocrypha · Daniel 14

    Bel and the Dragon Guide

    Ashes on the temple floor, a dragon killed with pitch and hair, and a second den of lions.

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    1611 KJV Apocrypha · Greek Esther

    Rest of Esther Guide

    The six additions that give Mordecai his dream, Esther her prayer, and finally name God.

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    1611 KJV Apocrypha · Baruch 6

    Letter of Jeremiah Guide

    The Epistle of Jeremy — seventy-two verses proving the gods of Babylon are carpentry and gold leaf.

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    1611 KJV Apocrypha · Daniel 3

    Song of the Three Children Guide

    The Prayer of Azariah and the Benedicite, sung inside Nebuchadnezzar's fiery furnace.

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    Early church · Rejected text

    Gospel of Peter Study Guide

    The Akhmim fragment of c. AD 150, its talking cross, and why Bishop Serapion withdrew it from the churches.

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    Early church · Infancy Gospel

    Protevangelium of James Guide

    Where Joachim and Anna, the temple childhood, and the cave of the nativity actually come from.

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    Nag Hammadi · Gnostic

    Gospel of Philip Study Guide

    What the Coptic manuscript really says about Mary Magdalene — including the words lost in the papyrus.

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    Apostolic Fathers · c. AD 107

    Epistles of Ignatius Guide

    Seven letters written under guard on the road to Rome — the earliest Christian letters after the New Testament.

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    Apostolic Fathers · c. AD 155

    Polycarp — Epistle & Martyrdom

    The disciple of John who answered the proconsul: 'Eighty and six years have I served him.'

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    Early church · Apology

    Epistle to Diognetus Guide

    Christians as sojourners in every land, and the 'sweet exchange' of the righteous One for many sinners.

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    Apocryphal · 4th century

    Gospel of Nicodemus (Acts of Pilate)

    The dramatised trial before Pilate and the Harrowing of Hell that shaped medieval art and drama.

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    Apocryphal · c. AD 150

    Infancy Gospel of Thomas

    The clay sparrows and the boy Jesus — the legends that grew to fill the hidden years.

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    Apocryphal · c. AD 130

    Apocalypse of Peter Guide

    The vision of heaven and hell that nearly entered the canon and echoes through Dante.

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    Second Temple · Jewish

    Testaments of the Twelve Patriarchs

    The deathbed speeches of Jacob's twelve sons — confessed sins, moral counsel, and Qumran roots.

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    Apocryphal · c. AD 170

    Acts of Paul and Thecla

    The convert of Iconium, the arena at Antioch, and the earliest description of the apostle Paul.

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    Gnostic texts · 1945

    Nag Hammadi Library Guide

    The jar of thirteen codices, what Gnosticism taught, and why these gospels are not in the Bible.

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