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Build an Offline Library
Download a free KJV Bible and guides, choose a USB drive, and keep important information available offline.
Where Can I Get a Free KJV Bible to Use Offline?
Keep a complete Bible available even if the internet is unavailable. A free public-domain King James Version (KJV) can be stored on a phone, computer, or USB drive. Print important passages if you can. Download the free public-domain KJV offline package below. It may be copied and shared.
Build an Offline Library
If the internet becomes unreliable, I want you to have the most important information in your hands, not trapped behind a website.
My updated recommendation: a 128 GB USB flash drive for a growing offline library
The current written website, Bible package, and printable guides need only a small fraction of 128 GB. A 64 GB drive is still more than enough for the current site. I recommend 128 GB only if you want room to keep expanding the library with multiple Bible translations, audio Bibles, maps, photographs, emergency documents, legally obtained worship music, and other audio or video help. If you expect to store a large video library, 256 GB may be more practical.
If possible, make two identical USB drives. Keep them in different safe, dry locations. Drives can be lost, damaged, or fail.
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Offline Worship Music
Music can be a comfort when you are frightened, hurting after a loss, or exhausted. Before internet access becomes unreliable, download the free offline hymn collection from the Comfort & Worship page and copy it to your USB drive. The full collection is about 65 MB, so it uses only a small part of a 64 GB drive.