Alexander Scourby
The Voice of the Bible

Customer Support

This customer support page offers order, download, and setup guidance for Android, Apple, and MP3 devices.

Ordering for iPhone or iPad devices is accomplished by visiting iTunes Store:

iPhone Bible App Download
iPad Bible App Download
Note: Download your Apple Bible App to your desktop or laptop computer and then load your Bible App to your Apple device

Ordering for all Android devices is accomplished by visiting our eStore product shop:

Android Bible App Download
Note: Download your Android app directly to your mobile device.

Outstanding Advantages

This Bible App requires approximately 1 gig of data storage on your mobile device. Check available storage space on your mobile device. Once this Bible App is downloaded you no longer need internet access to use this Bible App. This Bible App download contains a complete Bible with all features, all screens, and all audio files included. After you download and setup your Bible App you will never need internet access, no server streaming, and no loss of signal delay.

Carry Your Bible On Your Person Everywhere

Now you can carry your Bible on your person for immediate access, close to your heart, and this Bible App resides on your mobile device, therefore instant access to your Bible occurs without internet access wherever you go. Brilliant!

Support Links

See support links below. If you require customer assistance contact [email protected]
God Bless you and thank you for your support.

Find My Bible App After Successful Download

Find My Bible App File After Successful Download

MP3 file download must occur directly to a computer containing Windows, Linux, or Mac (PC) or a relational workstation. This is required because most mobile devices do not unpack zip files.

Each browser is different, however most downloads end up in a folder named “Downloads.

Safari Instructions
Internet Explorer Instructions or click here
Google Chrome Instructions

Watch Video To Find Your Safari Browser Download

Manage MP3 File After Download

Managing MP3 File After Download

1.Extracting MP3 Files From The Downloaded Zip File
Locate your downloaded zip file “ndkjv.zip” most often in a “Downloads” folder on your computer. See below a screenshot:

2. The current ZIP file is approximately 2Gb in size.

3. Simply open the context menu (right-click the name) and click “Extract All…” menu option. Under Windows the “Extract All” link may be in the left menu panel, or at the top of the Explorer window.

4. Select a Destination
You can “Browse” to another location on you PC. Just remember where….

5. Extract files from the ZIP file
A popup dialog will display the progress of the extraction process.

6. Viewing the files extracted
After the files have been extracted, they will be placed in a folder called “ndkjv” or “dkjv” for the dramatized files.

7. Verify the files have been extracted
You will notice the files are in order from 01_Genesis_01 through 66_Revelation_22.

Transfer & Setup MP3 Files To iPhone

Transfer & Setup MP3 Files On iPhone

How To Transfer MP3 To My iPhone

After you download the PM3 zip file you extract the 1,189 MP3 files on your WINDOWS or MAC PC. You will find all 1,189 MP3 files inside the folders named “dkjv” or “ndkjv”.
Next, simply place (drag) this “dkjv” or “ndkjv” folder to your iTunes “Music” library.

To learn more you can visit one or more of the links shown below:

Apple Wikia Instructions
Wiki How

We have also used the commercial “PodTrans” app on the Macbook Pro and Windows 8 PC which will allow you to drag the folder to the device without iTunes.

Once transferred, the audio will appear under “Music”, “By Artist”, “Alexander Scourby” in order. The order is that each Book of the Bible is treated as an “Album” listed as “01 Genesis” through “66 Revelation”.

Transfer & Setup MP3 Files To Android Device

Transfer & Setup MP3 Files On Android Device

Click the PDF

Click the PDF link below for easy step-by-step directions to transfer, load, and setup your MP3 Audio Bible files to your Android device.

transfer-mp3-files-to-android-devices

Importing MP3 Audio Bible To iTunes

1. Open iTunes and your windows explorer so that the two screens appear side by side as shown below.

2. Simply drag the “ndkjv” folder from the right side screen and drop it into the iTunes music library in the left screen.

3. iTunes will start processing the Audio Bible files you transfer. You will see progress dialog starting with Genesis.

4. As iTunes progresses it will gradually add each Book of the Holy Bible as a separate “Album”.

5. When you click on any “album” it will reveal the “songs” (chapters) in the album. Notice this is “Album” view of iTunes”.

6. In “Songs” view all songs are in alpha-numeric order. This means, it is possible that Amos may appear in the list before Genesis. For this reason we precede each Book with it’s associated numeric value; e.g. 01 Genesis through 66 Revelation, so that the “Album” or “Artist” view will always show the Books of the Holy Bible in order.

The following screens display the varies “order” displays.

Importing MP3 Audio Bible To Samsung Galaxy

How to Install Audio Bible Mp3 Files on you SamSung Galaxy
1. Install the appropriate driver for your Galaxy S2, S3, etc. from SamSung

2. When you first plug in the USB cable to the Galaxy S2, you can indicated to Windows to “Open” the device as a default. In the case of the Galaxy S2, the device is the SGH-T989 (Yours may be different.), and the Windows Explorer will (or should) display “Internal Storage” as the ‘drive’.

3. Double click or open the “Internal Storage” device in Windows Explorer.

4. The folder “Music” should appear in the list of folders on the device.

5. Double click or open the Music folder.

6. If you have not already done so, extract the contents of the “ndkjv.zip” file you purchased from Scourby.com. The 1,189 mp3 files will be located in the folder “ndkjv”.

7. Drag the folder, for example, from the Desktop to the open “Music” folder.

8. If this is the first time you have done this, a popup dialog will appear Asking if you want to copy “01_Genesis_01.mp3” to your device.

9. Click the check box “Do this for all files”

19. Click the “Yes” link in the dialog.

The transfer process will take between 20 and 30 minutes.

After the transfer completes, you may disconnect the USB cable from the device.

Now, on the Galaxay, select “Music Player” from the “apps” icon at the bottom of the screen.

The order of the display will depend on which icon you select at the top of the screen.

“All” – All music in your device will be displayed in Alpha-Numeric order; that is, if you only have the Holy Bible loaded, then “Acts 1” will appear first in the list.

“Playlists” – Will only show any playlists you have created. There are NO playlists delivered with the Bible download.

“Albums” – (Depends on what you may have already loaded) The Holy Bible will appear in order from “01 Genesis” through “66 Revelation”
If you select “01 Genesis” or any Book, the chapters will be in order “Genesis 1”.

“Artists” – “Alexander Scourby”

“Folders” – “ndkjv”

NOTE: When you first select a Book, and chapter file, you may see a warning that the device cannot play this media type. However, on my Galaxy S2, the audio started playing and I was able to navigate to any of the chapter files.

Arranging MP3 Audio Bible Files In Playlist Order

1. The audio files have been tagged according to the international standard for mp3 tags; ID3V2. Attached is a “master.m3u” listing which was exported from mp3tagger 2.66. (See illustration below master.m3u).

2. The order of the audio file “presentation” is dependent upon how you select to view the audio files in iTunes, or any other mp3 media player.

3. In iTunes, for example, the default is to display, and play, audio files in alpha-numeric order, not in the order of the Holy Bible chapters. When you open these in iTunes, by default Amos or Acts will appear first in the list.

4. We have ordered the chapter files so that each “Book” of the Bible is a “Album” to iTunes, Media Player, Real Player, and the like. We have also “numbered” the Books of the Bible so that they will appear in order from “01 Genesis” through “66 Revelation”. When iTunes is used, and “Album” view is selected, then the “Albums” appear in order. We have also placed all of the “Albums” under the “Artist” of Alexander Scourby.

5. When the audio is synced to any device that can use iTunes for syncing, the files are transferred to the device. On the iPhone, iPod, and and Touch device, again, the default display is to present the files in alpha-numeric order. When you select “Music” on these devices, the default is “songs”. If you tap “more” and “album” or whatever, the files are ordered. So the sequence would be “Music” -> “Album” -> 01 Genesis through 66 Revelation albums are displayed.

6. You can create custom playlists using whatever software is available on your device or within iTunes or Windows Media Player.

7. The following demonstrates the process using Windows Media Player under Windows 8.

8. When you download the zip file “ndkjv.zip” and “Extract All” under Windows 8 (in this example). If you open the extracted folder of the 1,189 mp3 files, you will see that they are in order. See attachment step1.jpg.

9. If you open Windows Media Player and simply drag the folder to the Music Library you will also see that the audio files are in order. See attachment step2.jpg.

10. When you click the “Play” tab in Windows Media Player, assuming you have no play lists, you can simply drag as many audio files as you wish to the right pane to create any play list of your choosing. See attachment step3.jpg where I will have placed the first 10 chapters of Genesis in a play list.

11. Similar procedures are used with Real Player, VLC, and any other software which can read mp3 audio file tags.

12. Beyond this, if you will tell me what make/model mp3 player you are using and I will be happy to look into their suggested process.

13. If you desire more detailed instructions please provide me a bit more about what operating system you are using; windows, Linux, or Mac Book Pro. as well as what mp3 player you are using.

14. I would also Google any questions you have about this since you can find out most of everything you want to know about this online.

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Chicago Tribune Article About Alexander Scourby

Chicago Tribune February 22, 1990 Journalist: Sandy Bauers A Knight-Ridder Newspaper

Customer Support

Outstanding Advantages

Carry Your Bible On Your Person Everywhere

Support Links

Chicago Tribune Article About Alexander Scourby

Chicago Tribune February 22, 1990 Journalist: Sandy Bauers A Knight-Ridder Newspaper

Chicago Tribune February 22, 1990 Journalist: Sandy Bauers A Knight-Ridder Newspaper