Spiritual God: The Holy Bible. King James Version. Feb. 14, 2009

[the7gerbers]

This is the imp I created from TedPark's excellent formatting of the KJV Bible, using his html file. Thanks Ted!

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[nrapallo]

Very nice indeed!

Thanks!

[ivon]

Originally Posted by the7gerbers

This is the imp I created from TedPark's excellent formatting of the KJV Bible, using his html file. Thanks Ted!

Thanks dear for uploading this valuable and much sought after version of the bible.But please guide me how do i transfer it to my ebookwise 1150 correctly. I have a ebookwise librarian but it gives error report and unable to import in this format. If i upload it on ebookwise personal content, the limit is just 2 mb.
what is the way to read it on my ebw, please advise.

[nrapallo]

Originally Posted by ivon

But please guide me how do i transfer it to my ebookwise 1150 correctly. I have a ebookwise librarian but it gives error report and unable to import in this format.

See my post here in the thread Getting imp files onto the reader - what am I missing?.

Basically, you manually copy the .imp ebook downloaded from Mobileread.com into your eBookwise Librarian bookshelf, THEN try to transfer it to the EBW1150 from there using eBookwise Librarian.

[luqmaninbmore]

Should the author of the bible really be listed as "God"? The scriptures of other religions are not listed this way on MobileRead (The Qu'ran is not listed under "Allah," for example). Textually, there is very little in the Bible that implies that it is written by the Creator. At most, the claim is that the earthly authors, such as the evangelists, were inspired by God. I mean, the book of Esther is a folktale that doesn't even mention God and there are large portions of secular history and first-person descriptions of mystical experiences which, because they are descriptions, are presumably the work of a being other than that of the being described.

Luqman