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This website encourages reading the Bible in its full context, helping readers move beyond chapter breaks to better understand the flow and meaning of Scripture. It features the King James Bible in its Pure Cambridge Edition (PCE) - the historically received and trusted form of the Authorized Version.
(Please note: while the biblical text itself is in the public domain, the design and presentation of this site are copyrighted. Copying or modifying this website without permission may violate copyright law.)

Books Information

CONTENTS

The books of the Old Testament
No. Book Name Chapters No. Book Name Chapters
1 Genesis 50 21 Ecclesiastes 12
2 Exodus 40 22 Song of Solomon 8
3 Leviticus 27 23 Isaiah 66
4 Numbers 36 24 Jeremiah 52
5 Deuteronomy 34 25 Lamentations 5
6 Joshua 24 26 Ezekiel 48
7 Judges 21 27 Daniel 12
8 Ruth 4 28 Hosea 14
9 1 Samuel 31 29 Joel 3
10 2 Samuel 24 30 Amos 9
11 1 Kings 22 31 Obadiah 1
12 2 Kings 25 32 Jonah 4
13 1 Chronicles 29 33 Micah 7
14 2 Chronicles 36 34 Nahum 3
15 Ezra 10 35 Habakkuk 3
16 Nehemiah 13 36 Zephaniah 3
17 Esther 10 37 Haggai 2
18 Job 42 38 Zechariah 14
19 Psalms 150 39 Malachi 4
20 Proverbs 31  
The books of the New Testament
No. Book Name Chapters No. Book Name Chapters
40 Matthew 28 54 1 Timothy 6
41 Mark 16 55 2 Timothy 4
42 Luke 24 56 Titus 3
43 John 21 57 Philemon 1
44 Acts 28 58 Hebrews 13
45 Romans 16 59 James 5
46 1 Corinthians 16 60 1 Peter 5
47 2 Corinthians 13 61 2 Peter 3
48 Galatians 6 62 1 John 5
49 Ephesians 6 63 2 John 1
50 Philippians 4 64 3 John 1
51 Colossians 4 65 Jude 1
52 1 Thessalonians 5 66 Revelation 22
53 2 Thessalonians 3  

About the King James Bible

Why the King James Bible Still Matters Today

The King James Bible is often considered one of the greatest English translations of the Bible. It doesn’t just follow the original Hebrew and Greek closely - it also captures the beauty and rhythm of those texts in rich, poetic English that still touches hearts today.
Many word-for-word translations from the original languages can feel stiff or awkward in English. But the King James Bible is different. It communicates the meaning clearly while also preserving the beauty and depth of the original writings. That’s what makes it stand out.

One of the hardest parts of translating the Bible is dealing with words that have more than one meaning. Every choice has to be made carefully, with deep respect for what God originally intended. That’s why accuracy and reverence matter so much in a Bible translation.
In this way, the King James Bible shines. It stays true to the original texts that God has preserved over time, making it a trustworthy guide for anyone who wants to know what the Bible really says.

At the same time, we want to be clear: we don’t believe the King James Bible itself is divinely inspired. Only the original writings of the Bible are inspired by God. What makes the King James Bible special is how faithfully it preserves those inspired words in English.
Throughout history, God has made His Word known through the common languages of the time - languages that people actually spoke and understood. Today, that language is English. And among all the English versions of the Bible, the King James stands out for its faithfulness and clarity. God has chosen not to speak through new inspiration, but through the careful preservation of His Word - and that’s what we see in the King James Bible.

If one day another language becomes the most widely spoken in the world, it would make sense for the Bible to be translated into that language too. But for now, English is the global standard, and the King James Bible remains the clearest and most complete English translation available. It doesn’t need to be updated or rewritten - its message still speaks powerfully today.

We encourage you to read the Bible regularly. Take time to think about what it says and how each part connects. The more you do, the more you’ll see just how deep and life-changing God’s Word really is.

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