KJV the Illustrated Bible

The Illustrated Bible: timeless Bible stories and facinating illustrations

Flipping through a Bible with colourful illustrations is a completely different experience from a black and white text Bible. The images motivate you to read the text and explain visually what is happening. This can make Bible reading possible for those who are not the best readers or lack the motivation - and can give readers a fresh perspective on the stories they know so well.

Key Points:

Full edition of the King James Version Bible. Original Bible text with 10 full-color illustration inserts - 8 pages each. This edition is a great book for young people and families to read and study the Bible.

This Bible contains:

The full Bible text in a contemporary design

10 x 8 full colour Illustration pages featuring world-class, classic artwork by bestselling illustrator Jose Perez Montero

16 Bible full colour maps

Reader's help section with God's promises, what the Bible says about important topics

Overview of well known stories in the Bible

Tracking chart - reader check list

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What the users say:

This version is good for me because of the readers' guide. I have had challenges reading the Bible before, and I think the readers' guide will improve my bible reading. The visual aspects give a captivating mood while reading it.

• Simon

The Bible Illustrated is refreshingly motivating, and the pictures make it easier to memorize and remember Bible stories.

• Sipatoi

This one with illustrations is better because pictures stick to one's mind and elevate the Bible reading experience much more.

• Stephen

Maps consolidate all the imaginations we've had concerning Israel and all other places marked in the Bible. It's fun to realize that Israel is the same nation so widely addressed in the Bible; knowing that Cush is in Ethiopia helps connect the reality of the Bible with today.
Pictures create strong imagery and make the Bible more interesting. It's easier to remember what you see.
The reading plan is essential in Lesson plans, and as for me, I love this Bible.

• Ann

It's amazing. And I love this version. It makes the Bible easy to understand, and the pictures demonstrate an excellent representation of the Bible events.

• Vivian

I appreciate using The Bible Illustrated since it gives one the urge to read it due to such added features like a reading plan and readers guide that guides the reader throughout the process and even the presence of pictures & maps that are eye-catching.

• Glorious

It's such a fantastic development, especially for the young people who are visual readers. The pictures help retain concentration, appealing to the eye, therefore, arousing curiosity for one to want to read more.
The readers' guide is essential in the Bible study journey to guide how to go about, primarily through the reading plan and even make reading time-bound.

• Dinah

I love The Bible Illustrated because it enhances understanding for visual readers, and pictures attract someone's interest in reading the Bible. The extra content, unlike text, only promotes understanding.
It will also help in planning which ensures someone creates time to read the Bible systematically.

• Emily

I appreciate this Bible. It is pretty impressive and motivating. Some of us grasp concepts easily if we can see images and illustrations, unlike text only. The follow up on the reader through the guides, and reading plans is just something I love. I haven't encountered such a full bible text with such features.

• Joseph

I love the picture idea- It's just the best!

• Julie

Personally, it's very motivating and enjoyable to read, especially with the pictures.

• Ibrahim

This Bible- easy to read and understand.

• Cynthia