Wikipedia Co-founder Release ‘World’s first high-quality public domain audio copy of the KJV’ Bible
Wikipedia co-founder Larry Sanger has released what he calls “the world’s first high-quality public domain audio copy of the King James Version (KJV) Bible” that “anyone may use in any project going forward.”
Sanger, 57, who converted to Christianity in 2025, announced the new project, Deep Dive Bible, as a “Free, forever: a gift to the whole Church” and explained:
You can listen to it here. Along with the KJV, he announced the first public domain modernized text of the Geneva Bible, with plans to produce a superior public domain audio version of it as well.
Sanger is adding more features regularly, including more commentaries, maps, lexicons, side-by-sides, encyclopedias, Bible dictionaries, etc.
To summarize his conviction:
Also recommended, in a similar vein for free Christian books, Common Weal Press
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