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Dramatized NLT Audio Bible for iPod by Todd Busteed

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Features:

New Living Translation, 2006 Updated Edition
Multiple voice dramatization, word for word narration .
Formatted for use with your iPod player.
Recorded at 128 KBPS, total file size is 4.1 GB for installation of the entire Bible
Each chapter is on its on individual track so you can select the exact book and chapter you want to listen to.
Packaged in an attractive padded zipper case
Length: 71 Hours and 34 Minutes of Bible Reading

Voice narrator/Artist:

Narrated by Todd Busteed.
Dramatization read by multiple voices.
Mr. Busteed work for 16 years on air for the Moody Broadcasting Network.
He is currently teaching at Wheaton College.
He has been involved with several productions that include Adventures in Odyssey and The Chronicles of Narnia for Focus on the Family.

Translation Information:

New Living Translation or the NLT
Published in 1996.
Number of Translators: 90
The NLT was once the Living Bible paraphrase before translators revised it to a thought for thought translation.
The translators went back to the original languages used in order to produce an accurate contemporary English Bible.

Most Recent Customer Reviews:

4.54 out of 5

24 people like you, have reviewed this product. 4.54 out of 5 stars.

Dramatised NLT for MP3 and ipods

Submitted by G Mackenzie of Snells Beach,

Great to listen to, easy to understand. Service was good.

Great buy

Submitted by Kehinde Akinniranye of London,

Worth every penny. Extremely enjoyable and brings the word of God almost to life in your eyes

Audio New Living Translation

Submitted by B L Montgomery of Fulton, Missouri

I think the audio Bible is very good. My only problem with it is that iTunes does not automatically import the CDs like it does for music CDs and it is cumbersome finding a specific passage. A searchable index would be nice.

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