The Bible Experience

Inspired By? The Bible Experience is the most ambitious undertaking in recent recording history. The Bible is brought to life by a collection of distinguished artists and personalities, in a complete and fully dramatized audio recording of all 66 Books of scripture. The 368 character portrayals are further accentuated by a compelling and inspirational musical soundtrack. This amazing and anointed audio production presents the world with the unique opportunity to be Inspired By? The Bible Experience. Inspired By Media Group has designed a sophisticated layering of sound and music to create a complete audio environment that provides listeners a tangible perspective on the biblical characters and circumstances. The cast is comprised of celebrated performers from the fields of film, television, music, and theater while the underscore reflects a broad spectrum of indigenous musical genres. Everyone involved in this production contributed time and talent as a labor of love. This historic gathering of exceptional talent was paired with the latest and best in recording technology, to create a new standard in the presentation of the oldest and most popular literature known to man. The result is offered as a manifestation of God?s never ceasing love and will to engage. TALENT LIST YOLANDA ADAMS ERIKA ALEXANDER TATYANA ALI TICHINA ARNOLD ESSENCE ATKINS JAMES AVERY OBBA BABATUNDE OGIE BANKS III ANGELA BASSETT JOHN BEASLEY IVORY BELK RON BELK BILL BELLAMY ERIC BENÉT JOHN BENTLEY DR. A. R. BERNARD AHMED BEST BISHOP CHARLES E. BLAKE JONI BOVILL KD BOWE DREW CHRISTIAN BOWSER EVAN JUSTICE BOWSER YVETTE LEE BOWSER VALERIE BOYD PASTOR JOHN BOYD II CONNI MARIE BRAZELTON JAMES ?JB? BROWN JIM BROWN LOU ?BUSTER? BROWN WREN T. BROWN BISHOP JAMAAL BRYANT MECCA KALANI BUFORD LeVAR BURTON AKOSUA BUSIA DR. JUANITA BYNUM MARCUS BYRD SHIRLEY CAESAR JORDAN CALLOWAY VANESSA BELL CALLOWAY TISHA CAMPBELL MARTIN RON CANADA WILLIE CARPENTER TERRENCE ?T.C.? CARSON ALVIN CHEA BILL COBBS COMMON JILL CONNORS TERRY CREWS GREGG DANIEL CASSI DAVIS PASTOR PHILLIP DAVIS RUBY DEE CEDRIC DENT ALEX DÉSERT LORETTA DEVINE REGGIE DORSEY GARY DOURDAN IMANI DUCKETTE ROCKMOND DUNBAR DONNA DUPLANTIER CHARLES DUTTON MICHAEL EALY IDRIS ELBA SARAH ENGLISH FAITH EVANS KENT FAULCON DUSTIN FELDER AURORA FERLIN TYRA FERRELL KIM FIELDS ALEXIS FIELDS JACKSON KIRK FRANKLIN MAURA GALE SAGE GALLON YVETTE GANIER PASTOR DUANE GANTHER REGGIE GASKINS INDIRA GIBSON MATT GIBSON TYRESE GIBSON CARL GILLIARD MEAGAN GOOD CUBA GOODING JR ROBERT GOSSETT APRIL GRACE KHAMANI GRIFFIN ROBERT GUILLAUME EVA GUTIERREZ JASMINE GUY REGINA HALL ANTHONY HAMILTON LEONARD HARMON HILL HARPER TANYA HART PAT HARVEY TARAJI P. HENSON CINDY HERRON-BRAGGS DULÉ HILL PASTOR DONALD HILLIARD DOMINIC HOFFMAN RUSSELL HORNSBY ISRAEL HOUGHTON CATHY HUGHES MANDISA HUNDLEY CHIP HURD DR. BILLY INGRAM KEVIN C. JACKSON KEVIN M. JACKSON LaTANYA RICHARDSON JACKSON SAMUEL L. JACKSON BISHOP T.D. JAKES CHERYL ?SALT? JAMES BRENT JENNINGS JUANITA JENNINGS COOKIE JOHNSON RHOMEYN JOHNSON BISHOP NOEL JONES JOSEPH JAY JONES PRISCILLA JONES VERALYN JONES STAR JONES REYNOLDS MALCOLM DAVID KELLEY PATRICIA KELLY PAGE KENNEDY JOEY KIBBLE MARK KIBBLE EARTHA KITT BORIS KODJOE NIKKI KODJOE CYNTHIA LARKIN ERIQ LASALLE SANAA LATHAN ADAM LAZARRE-WHITE TIMOTHY LEE HARRY J. LENNIX LEON DAWNN LEWIS FELICIA LISTER TOMMY ?TINY? LISTER IRIS LITTLE-THOMAS SHANA LLOYD BISHOP EDDIE L. LONG NIA LONG VICTOR LOVE DEREK LUKE ANTONIO DAVID LYONS RICHARD LYONS JUDGE MABLEAN EPHRIAM DE MANN MARY MARY JUDGE GREG MATHIS MC LYTE BISHOP CLARENCE McCLENDON DONNIE McCLURKIN R.L. McCRAY GWEN McGEE CLAUDE McKNIGHT KRISTEN MARIE MICHEL MO?NIQUE CANDIDA MOBLEY WRIGHT PATRICIA MOORE LEON MORENZIE CHRISTOPHER MORGAN DEBBI MORGAN TOMMY MORGAN JR GARRETT MORRIS PHIL MORRIS BISHOP PAUL S. MORTON MYA DWIGHT ?HEAVY D? MYERS NIECY NASH ANN NESBY MOROCCO OMARI LAUREN ?KEKE? PALMER EVAN PARKE DANITA PATTERSON ERIC A. PAYNE LISA RENEE PITTS CCH POUNDER ARNELL POWELL PASTOR LAWRENCE POWELL WALTER PRIDGEN SANDRA PROSPER MICHAEL RALPH DARRYL ALAN REED DONNA REED DORAN REED ROBI REED DAPHNE MAXWELL REID TIM REID COREY REYNOLDS TIM EDWARD RHOZE RICHARD RIGHTEOUS BUMPER ROBINSON ROGER ROBINSON SHAUN ROBINSON WENDY RAQUEL ROBINSON JOHN SALLEY RODNEY SAULSBERRY BISHOP GEORGE C. SEARIGHT PASTOR J. DREW SHEARD KELVIN SHEPARD JONATHAN SLOCUMB DAVID SMALLWOOD TUCKER SMALLWOOD TASHA SMITH CHARLES SPROW JR NANCY SPROW MICAH STAMPLEY ANGIE STONE MARK E. SWINTON TAKE 6 DAVID THOMAS LORRAINE TOUSSAINT CHERI TOWNSEND GLYNN TURMAN PAMALA TYSON BISHOP KENNETH C. ULMER BLAIR UNDERWOOD BLAKE, BRIELLE & PARIS UNDERWOOD KAMDEN & KHLOE UNDERWOOD IYANLA VANZANT TERRI J. VAUGHN ANDREA ?KIM? WALKER BISHOP JOSEPH WALKER ANGELA WALTON ANDRE WARE DENZEL WASHINGTON PAULETTA WASHINGTON TICO WELLS FOREST WHITAKER DAN WHITE DENIECE WILLIAMS ELLIS E. WILLIAMS MALINDA WILLIAMS MYKELTI WILLIAMSON MIRRON E. WILLIS PASTOR MARVIN WINANS ALFRE WOODARD CHARLAYNE WOODARD CHARLES RANDOLPH WRIGHT JEFFREY WRIGHT MARVIN WRIGHT-BEY WIL E. YOUNG Thus, be Inspired By? The Bible Experience.

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SlaveBot (2007-02-23)

94.5% Seed Please.
Nice audio sofar tho, voices and sfx

svkral (2007-03-17)

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RelaxU (2007-04-12)

We all need more of this kind of Inspiration !
Thanks a lot :-)

DeShon (2007-09-20)

Anyone feel bad about stealing the Bible?

Speedlad (2007-12-07)

Just wanna say this is a great project.
Dont really care if you're gonna flame me for posting such a comment, but regardless if you believe in something or not the Bible is a huge part of the history and the most important collection of literature from that time. Disregarding it like any rebelling 14 year old is simply immature or disrespectful to the hundreds of historians working with the documents.
I personally believe in deeper meaning behind it, and think this is a great initiative.
If it turns out to be as good as people say it is, I will definately buy the collection. Feels better to support the project and have the physical product aswell :D

Garrison628 (2007-12-15)

Its the New Testament only...
Thanks!

markiewarkie (2008-02-09)

Great audio, highly entertaining fiction .
Can't believe that there are so many highly talented and gifted famous people that are nieve and gullible enough to put their time to this but I am glad they did as our culture and behaviour is based entirely on the world's biggest lie which is fundimentally good, despite the Church being the most evil institution known to man.
Had Constantine not rocked the world by being the first person ever to suggest Jesus was immortal in 325AD destroying any testiment that suggested otherwise then the New Testiment could be considered believable despite it's thousands of contradictions.
Can someone do the more believable Old Testiment rather than a prophet and his highly exaggerated magic tricks ?

markiewarkie (2008-02-09)

Great audio, highly entertaining fiction I really enjoyed dit.
Can't believe that there are so many highly talented and gifted famous people that are nieve and gullible enough to put their time to this but I am glad they did as our culture and behaviour is based entirely on the world's biggest lie which is fundimentally good, despite the Christian Church being the most corrupt evil institution known to man.
Had Constantine not rocked the world by being the first person ever to suggest Jesus was immortal in 325AD destroying any testiment that suggested otherwise then the New Testiment could be considered more believable despite it's thousands of contradictions.
Can someone do the more believable Old Testiment rather than a prophet and his highly exaggerated magic tricks ?

physixmaster (2008-02-21)

Tis a great work of fiction. Not to offend but has anyone got the opposite of this the one that states the facts and what really happened? Like the fact that noah's ark would need to be bigger than the whole of europe to contain every animal in existance at the time, and food to keep them alive oh and about 100yrs to build if you had say 50,000 men at hand. But that aside it has to be given credit to have survived this long though history has shown it was through questionable means. Really I just wanted to say that a more light harted approach should be taken toward this as we enter into a more technological age as with science advancing at the rate it is it won't be long before there will be just too many facts to ignore and brush aside in the face of belief. Like whats gods take on Aphophis, you can't say that doesn't exist and in 2029 the whole of europe will just need to glance skyward and look for a fast moving object just slightly dimmer than the north star to witness it and it has the potential to WIPE US OUT only the potential not for sure but still if it goes through the keyhole then a few years later we will be feeling it! so, in face of complete anihilation...WHERE'S GOD?

Binary-Data (2008-03-20)

The First Council of Nicaea was the first of two ecumenical councils of the early Christian church, held at Nicaea (now Iznik, Turkey), in Asia Minor. (The Second Council of Nicaea was in 787.) The Council of 325 a.d. was convened by the Roman emperor Constantine for the purpose of settling the dispute over Arianism, a heresy that denied the full divinity of Christ. Arius, the doctrine?s author, had been trained at the theological school of Lucian at Antioch. Many other supporters of Arianism had also studied there, which suggests that Arius was actually distilling ideas commonly held at Antioch. He was ordained as a priest in Alexandria, but there became involved in a controversy with his bishop (Bishop Alexander) over the relation between Jesus, the ?Son? of God, and God himself, the ?Father.?
Arius believed that the Son could not be God in the same sense that God the Father was, and that the Son was not generated from the divine, eternal substance of the Father, but rather was created out of nothing as were all of God?s other creatures. Those who leaned toward the view of Christ as existing only by the will of God felt that recognition of God?s transcendence would be undermined by the theological view that Christ was consubstantial with God the Father.
But by the fourth century, the Christian church was already fairly well organized and distinctly intolerant of any ?incorrect? practice of Christianity. Although there was as yet no empire-wide church government, there was an approximate unity among the districts on matters of teaching and ritual practice.
In 324 a.d., Constantine defeated and eliminated his eastern co-emperor, emerging as the sole emperor of Rome. He had already extended his patronage to Christianity within his own part of the empire, and he viewed the schism over the Arian heresy as a threat not only to the church itself, but also to the civil and political unity of the empire.
Bishop Alexander had excommunicated Arius over their theological dispute, but many bishops continued to support him. In order to heal the schism, Constantine summoned all the bishops of the church to a council at Nicaea in 325. Of the 1800 bishops in the Roman Empire, about 300 showed up. (The number is traditionally given as 319, but there is some doubt as to the authenticity of that count.)
The First Council of Nicaea opened with Constantine?s plea for peace, followed by an opening address given by Eusebius of Caesarea, one of Constantine?s most influential ecclesiastical advisors. Eusebius was himself suspected of sympathizing with the Arian heresy, and in later years Constantine, under the influence of a number of pro-Arian advisors, would call other councils to readmit Arius, who was excommunicated by the First Council and exiled to Illyria, and to condemn Athanasius, Alexander?s successor as Bishop of Alexandria.
The council was held at Nicaea because Constantine had moved the seat of civil government from Rome to Byzantium, which he renamed Constantinople. Constantine provided transportation and housing for the attending bishops, and despite evidence that he might have harbored Arian sympathies himself, he implemented the Council?s decisions, including the exile of Arius.
In settling the dispute over Arianism, the First Council also adopted a creed--a confession of orthodox faith--that all Christians would be required to assent to. This Nicene Creed was enforced by the state as well by the church. In addition to banishing Arius, the Council also banished the only two bishops who refused to sign this creed.
The Nicene Creed, which with some minor modifications is still recited in Catholic and Anglican (Church of England) worship services, is as follows:
"I believe in one God, the Father Almighty, Maker of Heaven and Earth, and of all things visible and invisible, and in one Lord Jesus Christ His Son, the only begotten of the Father, God of God, Light of Light, true God of true God, begotten not made, being of the same substance with the Father, through whom all things were made both in Heaven and on Earth; who

Binary-Data (2008-03-20)

It is very important to clarify exactly what role the Emperor Constantine played in the Council of Nicea, what the purpose for the council was, what happened at Nicea, and briefly how the canon (the Bible as we know it) was formed. Constantine was a Roman Emperor who lived from 274 to 337 A.D. He is most famous for becoming the single ruler of the Roman Empire (after deceiving and defeating Licinius, his brother-in-law) and supposedly converting to Christianity. It is debated whether or not Constantine was actually a believer (according to his confessions and understanding of the faith) or just someone trying to use the church and the faith to his own advantage. Constantine called the Council of Nicea (which was the first general council of the Christian church, 325 A.D.) primarily because he feared that disputes within the church would cause disorder within the empire. The dispute in mind was Arianism, which was the belief that Jesus was a created being. The famous phrase they were disputing was, "There was when He was not." This was in reference to Jesus and was declared heretical by the council and thus resulted in the following words about Christ in the Nicene Creed: "God from true God?from the Father?not made." It was determined by the council that Christ was homoousia (meaning, one substance with the Father).
Concerning manuscripts that were burned at the order of Constantine, there is really no mention of such a thing actually happening at the order of Constantine or at the Council of Nicea. The Arian party's document (about Christ being a creature) was abandoned by them because of the strong resistance to it and was torn to shreds in the sight of everyone present at the council (see Elwell, Evangelical Dictionary of Theology). Constantine (and the Council of Nicea, for that matter) had virtually nothing to do with the forming of the canon. It was not even discussed at Nicea. The council that formed an undisputed decision on the canon took place at Carthage in 397 (60 years after Constantine's death). However, long before Constantine, 21 books were acknowledged by all Christians (the 4 Gospels, Acts, 13 Paul, 1 Peter, 1 John, Revelation). There were 10 disputed books (Hebrews, James, 2 Peter, 2-3 John, Jude, Ps-Barnabas, Hermas, Didache, Gospel of Hebrews) and several that most all considered heretical (Gospels of Peter, Thomas, Matthaias, Acts of Andrew, John, etc.)
Liberal scholars and fictional authors like to purport the idea that the gospels of Thomas and Peter (and other long-disputed books) contain truths that the church vehemently stomped out; but that simply has no basis historically. It is closer to the truth to say that no serious theologians really cared about these books because they were obviously written by people lying about authorship and had little basis in reality. That is one reason why a council declaring the canon was so late in coming (397) because the books that were trusted and the ones that had been handed down were already widely known.

Binary-Data (2008-03-20)

oh, and 1 more thing.... pwnt.

tr0-ben (2008-03-27)

These people did this on the old testament too, right? is that on here. Binary-Data, holy crap - not like ANYONE is gunna read that, gz on the pwnage...

Ran4 (2008-07-17)

bodthedog - Well, if you want more murder, rape and torture, the bible is better than Christian Andersen.

Balbus (2008-10-23)

@Binary-Data
please give credit to the site you copy paste from.

blom77 (2008-11-15)

There are only three traits for religious people: 1 The stupid, that can´t think for themself so they believe anything. 2 The Weak, pussys that can´t go through life without gods hand to guide them. 3 The brainwashed, and this is the biggest group. Helpless children fooled by parents and society to believe there faith..... All religions are fairytales, sure they have all some good morale rules. But have we not evolved beyond all this crap and have laws to guide us to do the right thing. And finally you retarded shitheads who hate people with a different religion than yours, can´t you just pretend its the same god you are praying to and stop fighting about it in your gods name and all that bullshit. Believe what you want I´m wormfood when I die.

mskerry (2009-01-31)

This audiobook is for sale for $82.99 at christianbooks.com, but why pay that when you can STEAL it? You christians sure love hypocrisy.

richanne2 (2009-03-18)

want to thank you so very much. When I accidently saw it, I fell in love with it and wished I had the money to buy it. Thank God you were kind enough to put it on Piratebay I am so grateful for it. It gives me the opportunity to hear the Bible. This way, I can complete knowing more of Gods word. Thanks, God Bless

laracroft3k9 (2009-04-17)

i thought at first being a little god fearing that it is wrong to get such things for free or btter say to pirate it, but thinking about it deeply or as i thought about it in a broader way, i think there's nothing wrong in having good intentions to spread the word of god where people can access it more easily and be inspired by it, so that the word of our god will be widely known, specially for those who have every intention of supporting its publishers but is just finding it hard to evn fit their budget for a day. but of course being god fearing they know very well that they shouldn't hurt any1s feelings in any way, and i know being inspired by god the publishers of this particular multimedia did not create this to earn profit from it for their bnefit but their definitely doing this for a good cause. so those who created, shared and those who wanted this so bad all has good intentions in their hearts, and those who created this if not for the high cost (of everything...) of creating such thing as this, wud be wanting to inspire people w/o any costs, and those who have a budget for this or those who were able to save money for this would definitely buy it instead of trying to get this for free, coz we were thought not to offend but love, the people who are using the name of god for their own advantage doesnt really know god for sure, and what would the author of these scriptures in the bible get from writing it, considering that during those times some countries doesn't approve or doesn't want to acknowledge the true god... anyway there are things that cannot just be taken literally it helps if well always keep an open mind..
on i mean everything..

laracroft3k9 (2009-04-17)

tnx mcshay55 for this i know ur intentions are good may god bless u and may god direct our path...

DungetIt (2009-06-03)

thanks for this one my mother is going to love it

mikemp3 (2009-06-09)

Go straight to hell for spreading Gods word for free.

alex124z (2009-06-17)

Yeah, why are you spreading God's word for free? I mean come on, God needs money so that he can spread even more "word."
LOL, MIKEMP3. Are you serious?
That's got to be a joke.

mikemp3 (2009-06-19)

Its called sarcasm.
you know "God Corp."
Sometimes we just miss the point. ;)

swampownr1 (2009-11-16)

Thank you for this!

swampownr1 (2009-11-16)

Oh yeah, great copy and paste Binary Data. Chill out little buddy

blondy269 (2010-01-29)

I'm currently downloading this at a really good speed. Thanks to all those who are seeding! I'm really looking forward to listening to this. :)

Comrade_Nikolai (2010-09-08)

Best audio bible ive ever lisctened to.. strongly recomended to download. (2nd comment in 2 years of looting)
Hah.. I call my self a christian >.> Im a horder.. but this is deffinently great.. far better then what i just payed 20 bucks for a few months ago.. this is like a movie

EthanZag (2011-08-19)

This is just the New Testament although excellent.

kozzack (2012-01-22)

Thank you!

Peace52 (2012-02-10)

Just had a thought how funny its that christians download this stuff and its not free actually its stealing and its a bible that says stealing is wrong..lol

Peace52 (2012-02-10)

Laracraft your right .. lets murder steal and rampage as long as our intentions are of good then its great.. hahaha . love it when i see religion stuff being torrented. look at the book fulls of comments they make.. LOL

lif3isfr33 (2012-10-18)

Torrent currently NOT working... can uploader fix the link? thanks :(

uelz10 (2013-02-23)

this is a great download. very happy with it. thanks again

Jsicbunta (2014-01-03)

I was having trouble downloading this until I added the Demonoid tracker to the list of trackers (udp://open.demonii.com:1337). Hope this is of help to anyone still trying to download it