Reading the Bible the Orthodox Way

2000 Years without Confusion or Anxiety

By: Fr. John A. Peck

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Using a method taught by an Orthodox Christian priest for almost 20 years, you'll learn the easy way, the right way, how to read the Bible according to the 2000 year practice of the Orthodox Church. Now, using this simple method you'll learn the best way to put this important discipline to use for maximum spiritual benefit.

Very, very basic. Disappointing.

The Virtual Voice was clearly artificial, and made errors like “Mat” instead of “Matthew” when referring to a Scripture passage. Get the Kindle study guide instead of paying for this introduction.

Needs A Human Voice

This is a very short brief on how to read the Bible the Orthodox way, as the title clearly states. It is less than 12 minutes in length but packs a good punch. It definitely inspires me to check out Father Peck's Bible classes. The Virtual Voice, while lovely sounding, does not fit this audiobook. The inflections were sometimes confusing. What should have been a statement sometimes sounded like a question. As well, a human would know how to read abbreviations, etc.

Good information

Reading the chapter outline… try a new way of moving through the awkward texts. Otherwise good.

Monotone computer voice

Never understood what I was reading: a section of a book or short example . It was choppy