The Audio Bible

All the audio available in the application is recorded in Polish.

The AUDIO BIBLE - OLD AND NEW TESTAMENT, recorded in Polish, is the largest radio play in Europe. Multiple actors are accompanied by a monumental music score. We created “a movie without image” - to let the imagination project your own vision.

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WE DID NOT REMOVE ANY PART OF THE HOLY BIBLE - only the narrative mentions of individual characters are missing, because listeners can easily recognize them by their distinct voices.

The recording of the OLD AND NEW TESTAMENT features best Polish actors and voices, including: Jerzy Trela, Anna Dymna, Krzysztof Globisz, Franciszek Pieczka, Piotr Adamczyk, Artur Żmijewski, Jan Englert, Janusz Gajos, Magdalena Cielecka, Danuta Stenka, Robert Więckiewicz, Kinga Preis, Edyta Olszówka Małgorzata Kożuchowska, Anna Seniuk, Roman Kłosowski, Anna Polony, Teresa Budzisz – Krzyżanowska, Piotr Polk, Adam Woronowicz, Krystyna Janda, Mariusz Benoit, Miłogost Reczek, Wojciech Malajkat, Cezary Żak among others, including amateur non-actors.

The whole material is accompanied by sound, special effects and original music score.

The play is based on the MILLENNIUM BIBLE (1965, issue V).

Each book of the Old and New Testament is divided into chapters.

Together with the AUDIO BIBLE, the application contains BIBLE FOR KIDS. It consists of three parts, with 90 fragments of the Holy Bible designed specifically for the younger audience. Every story is accompanied by a commentary by a biblical scholar Dr Piotr Kosiak, who explains their meaning to younger listeners and their parents in a very accessible and comprehensible way.

NARRATION in the AUDIO BIBLE KIDS is done by young actors: Wiktoria Guzek, Kuba Jóźwik, Lila Wasserman, Karol Kwiatkowski, Antonina Nowakowska, Iwo Wiciński, Tosia Krylik, Borys Wiciński, Paulina Józefowska, Antek Scardina.

The other biblical roles are played by renowned Polish actors, including: Danuta Stenka (Judith), Adam Woronowicz (Jesus), Jerzy Trela (God), Franciszek Pieczka (Abraham), Jan Englert (Moses).