The 24/7 stream

The Bible, read aloud, all night and all day.

A continuous reading of the King James Version over one quiet ambient score. No ads. No talking between chapters. No end.

Tap to play. The player follows the channel's live stream, so it keeps working when the broadcast restarts. Open it on YouTube.

How people use it

To sleep. Volume low, screen face down, and let it run. The reading does not stop, so if you wake at three it is still there. If you need one chapter rather than the whole book, start with Psalm 91 or choose what you need.

To work or study. Words at a walking pace, music that stays out of the way. Many listeners keep it on in a second tab for the whole day.

To pray. Leave it on in a quiet room. When a line stops you, stop with it. Every chapter is also here to read along with the text.

What is playing

The whole Bible in order, one chapter at a time, in the King James Version. When the reading reaches Revelation 22 it starts again at Genesis 1. The same narration is on Spotify, Apple Music and Amazon Music, book by book, if you would rather pick where to begin. The cinematic films are the same readings with a picture.

Questions

Is the Ambient Bible livestream free?

Yes. It runs on YouTube around the clock with no ads inserted by the channel and nothing to sign up for. Ambient Bible is a free project; the same readings are on Spotify, Apple Music and Amazon Music.

What is being read on the livestream?

The King James Bible, in order, one chapter at a time, read at an unhurried pace over a single ambient score. When the reading reaches the end of Revelation it begins again at Genesis.

Can I fall asleep to it?

That is what most listeners use it for. Set the volume low, put the screen face down, and let it run. If you wake in the night the reading is still going.

The player says the stream ended. What happened?

The channel restarts the broadcast now and then. The player on this page follows the channel's live stream rather than one video, so tap play again and it picks up whatever is on air. The link below it opens the same stream on YouTube.