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The Peoples Standard Edition of the Holy Bible

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Bible in a Year with Jack Graham

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Bible in a Year with Jack Graham

The hosts referenced the book as the foundational source for the episode, quoting passages from 1 Samuel to frame the narrative about Saul's victory. They used it to illustrate the story but did not offer a specific recommendation.

Episode: Saul's Victory over the Ammonites - The Book of 1...

The hosts referenced the Bible, specifically quoting 1Samuel11:13 and describing the story as inspired by the book of 1Samuel, using it as the foundational source for the episode's narrative.

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Let us pray. And Saul said, There shall not be a man put to death this day, for today the Lord hath wrought salvation in Israel. 1 Samuel 11.13

He slays the evil Ammonite army with force, and the entirety of Israel is restored to balance and prosperity, as inspired by the book of 1 Samuel.

Who is it that said, Shall Saul reign over us? Bring the men that we may put them to death. But Saul said, Not a man shall be put to death this day, for today the Lord has worked salvation for Israel.

Episode: Returning to Egypt - The Book of Genesis

The podcast referenced the book of Genesis and noted that the verse used was from the King James Version of the Bible.

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Now we will learn about how Joseph's brothers went to Egypt to buy grain during that great famine. However, they were unable to recognize Joseph, inspired by the book of Genesis.

Episode: Jacob's Family - The Book of Genesis

The podcast referenced the King James Version of the Bible, citing verses and noting that the story was inspired by the Book of Genesis.

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inspired by the book of Genesis

You Should Know Podcast

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You Should Know Podcast

During the episode, a host declared the book as their number‑one favorite, even ranking it above well‑known titles like Harry Potter. They highlighted its personal significance and placed it at the top of their reading list.

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Episode: PLAYING SQUID GAMES CHALLENGE! -You Should Know Po...

They claimed the Holy Bible was their numberone favorite book, placing it ahead of Harry Potter.

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I'm going to go with the Holy Bible as number one.

followHIM

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followHIM

It was mentioned in contrast to the Book of Mormon, highlighting the absence of the word 'plan' within its text.

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I noticed not to switch over to the Book of Mormon real quick, but it's a kind of a fascinating factoid that the King James Bible, nowhere appears the word plan.

— Episode: "Is there hope for me even though I've m...

Episode: "Is there hope for me even though I've messed up?"...

It was mentioned in contrast to the Book of Mormon, highlighting the absence of the word 'plan' within its text.

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I noticed not to switch over to the Book of Mormon real quick, but it's a kind of a fascinating factoid that the King James Bible, nowhere appears the word plan.

Elevation with Steven Furtick

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Elevation with Steven Furtick

The speaker emphasized that the Bible is a living, active book--not an outdated dustcovered relic--citing verses from both the New International Version and the King James Version and even mentioning bringing two physical Bibles to church.

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I actually brought two Bibles to church today.

— Episode: Lions & Lizards & Lies

Episode: Lions & Lizards & Lies

The speaker emphasized that the Bible is a living, active book--not an outdated dustcovered relic--citing verses from both the New International Version and the King James Version and even mentioning bringing two physical Bibles to church.

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I actually brought two Bibles to church today.

Put that one up there again from the New International Version. He says, Cast all your anxiety on him because he cares for you... I like casting all these cares, like Salty said in the King James Version.

I don't believe that we have this dusty book full of principles that applied at one time, but don't make sense in a modern age. I got my Bible and it's living and it's active and it can penetrate through all the noise.

He gave me books for that and he inspired people.

Episode: The Benefit of the Doubt

He referenced an older paperback Bible he used for preaching, noting that it bore Billy Graham's signature and suggesting it might be a King James Version.

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I must have a really bad version of the Bible.

This is a little older Bible that I preached from. It's a great Bible. It has Billy Graham's signature in it.

He signed this Bible. They told me he signed it. I wasn't there. I never met him. But it could have been Larry Bry with some good penmanship. Who knows?

This might be the King James Version or something like that.

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