The Living Bible

The Living Bible is an English translation of the Bible created by Kenneth Taylor in the 1960s. It aims to make the scripture accessible and understandable for modern readers by paraphrasing and simplifying traditional language, while preserving the original meaning. It was initially a personal project to help his children grasp biblical stories, but later published for broader use. Although not a formal translation, it is valued for its clarity and readability, making it popular among individuals and study groups seeking a straightforward, approachable version of the Bible's message.