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CloseI am an experienced roleplayer, I can write stories and characters very well. And I have a nice deep voice for voice acting. Send me a message and we can definitely exchange Skypes and chat about it.
I need someone to read some bible verses for a game I'm making a very veyr long time from now:
You can start with this:
Even though I walk through the darkest valley, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me.
Kory, just a bit of advice if you're going to go with bible verses, I would suggest taking it from the King James, it's written to be lyrical and inspirational.
Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for thou art with me. Thy rod and thy staff, they comfort me.
Someone didn't need to look that one up. ;p
And, yeah, the KJ version is much more poetic and lyrical in nature.
Someone didn't need to look that one up. ;p
And, yeah, the KJ version is much more poetic and lyrical in nature.
me either, Psalm 23 and the lord's prayer are drilled in.
I always find it ever so slightly odd whenever I hear someone reciting scripture and it's been modernised with all the thee's and thine's, Lo's and hast's removed. It just sounds wrong somehow. Then again I have the same reaction to updated Shakespeare and they are of the same era so I'm not sure which influences which in that regard.
Sorry, that's OT, everyone go back up and read Zakkukun's OP.
I always find it ever so slightly odd whenever I hear someone reciting scripture and it's been modernised with all the thee's and thine's, Lo's and hast's removed. It just sounds wrong somehow. Then again I have the same reaction to updated Shakespeare and they are of the same era so I'm not sure which influences which in that regard.
Sorry, that's OT, everyone go back up and read Zakkukun's OP.
Okay, I have six Bibles and NONE of them are written in that prosaic of a tone. In which Bible did you find that version of Psalm 23?
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