A bridge between ancient voices and modern meaning, The Bible, King James Version, Book 41; Mark, reissued by Alpha Editions for a new generation of readers and seekers. This faithful edition offers a clear, accessible pathway into the gospel narrative text as it moved through first century Palestine under the watchful reach of the Roman empire. Through its vivid portrayal of miracles and teaching, of crowds and disciples, it remains a potent source for devotional reading material and sermon preparation resource alike. For scholars and casual readers, it functions as a vital bible study reference, inviting contemplation of salvation and faith across a shared scriptural landscape and its synoptic gospel studies. Historically and literarily significant, this volume marks a rare continuity of a foundational text, reimagined for today's readers without altering its essential cadence. It appeals to classic-literature collectors and to those drawn to biblical scripture text for deep, personal engagement. Alpha Editions' careful stewardship honours the work's cultural resonance, offering more than a reprint - a collector's item and a cultural treasure meant to endure. This edition invites discovery, reflection, and conversation, inviting both new readers and seasoned students to traverse the enduring questions of faith, community, and meaning within the timeless soundscape of one of the New Testament's most pivotal narratives.