A fresh gaze at a venerable text. A doorway into ancient voice and modern reflection. The Bible, King James Version, Book 43: John invites casual readers and classic-literature collectors alike to wander through the gospel's themes-faith, doubt, healing, and wonder-through the crisp cadence of early modern English. This edition offers a thoughtful, accessible format for study and devotion, guiding readers through miracles and teachings, and inviting ongoing Christian faith exploration without losing the dignity of the original language. It's more than a text; it is a devotional reference material for reflection, plus a robust resource for church study groups and study guide readers seeking disciplined engagement with the New Testament era writing and ancient near eastern settings. Historically significant as a cornerstone of religious scholarship classics, this edition sits within the long lineage of the gutenberg scripture edition and the broader biblical scripture collection. It preserves the voice that shaped generations, while restoring clarity for today's readers and tomorrow's scholars. Out of print for decades and now republished by Alpha Editions, this volume is not merely a reprint: it is a collector's item and a cultural treasure. A reliable bridge between committed study and luminous everyday reading, it speaks to both devoted library shelves and curious readers exploring the depths of the gospel's enduring drama.