The Attributes of God

Modernized and Abridged for Today's Reader

By: Arthur Pink

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

In The Attributes of God: Modernized and Abridged for Today’s Reader, renowned Bible teacher and theologian A.W. Pink takes you on a profound journey into the very heart of the divine nature. With reverence, clarity, and deep insight, Pink explores God’s character and qualities—His infinitude, immutability, holiness, wisdom, love, and more—revealing not only what these attributes mean, but why they matter so deeply to our lives today.

Now thoughtfully updated for the modern reader, this edition refreshes Pink’s original language without sacrificing its timeless depth and conviction. All Scripture references have also been updated from the King James Version to the English Standard Version (ESV), ensuring both accuracy and clarity. The result is a reading experience that is both faithful to Pink’s classic insights and perfectly suited to today’s seeker.

Pink’s reflections call you beyond mere academic understanding, inviting you to truly know and worship the One who is infinitely above us, yet lovingly near. For those longing to deepen their faith and encounter God more personally, The Attributes of God: Modernized and Abridged for Today’s Reader is an essential guide—lighting the path to a richer devotion, unshakable trust, and more vibrant praise.

“The greatest need of every person is a spiritual and saving knowledge of God.” — A.W. Pink

A wonderful audiobook!

Contemplation of the Lord’s attributes calms the spirit by enriching the soul. This audiobook was a wonderful opportunity to do just that. It was uplifting and inspiring! I was initially a little skeptical of the narration by “virtual voice”, fearing that it might detract from the content, but was pleasantly surprised that it was not distracting; it rendered the text accurately and conveyed the book’s concepts quite well. I recommend this audiobook to anyone who wants to ponder the perfections of God.

Well written. Poorly narrated.

I chose to listen to this version because it was a modernized version and had an American accent, which is just slightly easier for me to listen to. Unfortunately, as decent as the “virtual voice“ is, there are many errors in the narration throughout the book. It could’ve been done much better.