Divine Voice Color
Large Print Volume 2 — Job to Malachi
For Seniors, Low Vision, and Easy Reading · 14-Point Single Column · Sage · Paperback or Hardback · The Old Testament, Job through Malachi
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He calls you by name, in type you can read
But now, this is what our Father says—he who created you, Jacob, he who formed you, Israel: Do not be afraid, for I have redeemed you; I have called you by name, you are mine.
Isaiah 43:1 (FHB)Volume 2 is the volume where He speaks most — 75,870 words across 3,070 verses, more than either of the other two. Job through Malachi is the poetry and the prophets, and in every other Bible the moment the narrator stops and our Father starts is invisible. Here the sentence changes color, at 14 point, on a line wide enough to keep the poetry in its own shape.
What makes this a Bible for readers who need larger type
You have wanted a Father your whole life. Not a doctrine about Him. Not a distant power. A Father — His voice, His heart turned toward you.
Father's Heart Bible is the first Bible in print where you can see who is speaking: our Father's words in BLUE, the Son's in RED, the Spirit's in PURPLE. For a hundred and twenty-five years, red letters have shown the Son speaking. Across the whole Bible our Father speaks more than three times as often — 128,579 words across 5,615 verses — and every one of them has been printed in the same black ink as the genealogies.
This is Volume 2 of the three-volume Large Print edition: the Old Testament, Job through Malachi, 22 books in full text — 493 chapters and 10,274 verses, not abridged. In this volume our Father speaks 75,870 words across 3,070 verses, every one set apart in BLUE, and in Isaiah the Son's own words appear in RED. The color marks ownership, not quotation: His words stay His on any lips that carry them faithfully, words He never spoke are never colored, and narration stays black.
Set in 14-point type in a single column across the page, so every line reads whole and poetry keeps its shape. Most Bibles labelled large print are 10 to 12 point, and the ones that go bigger force the whole Bible into a single volume on thin paper — ghosting the text through from the other side, and too heavy to hold open. Three volumes on opaque white paper answer both. And the large print does more than enlarge the words: Divine Voice Color shows you who is speaking, so it serves your ear as well as your eye. An introduction opens each book, a Father's note closes each with a short prayer, and 570 notes serve the reader, not the scholar. The full opening pages — Abba Father, a message from Kevin and Shelly, Receiving Your Father, the Preface and About this Translation — are in every volume. A presentation page carries their name.
He is not distant. He is not disappointed. He is your Heavenly Father, and He delights in you as His beloved child.
A fresh translation from the original Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek. The three volumes together carry the complete Bible — 66 books, 1,189 chapters, 31,085 verses. A gift, a keepsake, an heirloom.
Receive the Father. Hear His voice. His heart is for you.
What every copy opens with
Every copy opens with these pages, written for a reader who needs larger type, before Genesis 1:1.
Presentation page
A place for a name, a giver, and a date — “I will be his Father, and he will be my son.” Revelation 21:7.
Abba Father
The opening word to the reader: God is our Father — not a distant deity, not a disappointed one.
A letter from the publishers
Kevin and Shelly White on the question behind the translation: “Where is my voice? I want my voice heard.”
Receiving Your Father
A prayer to pray — the eighteen-inch journey from the head to the heart.
Preface
Eight pages on why this translation exists and how it was made.
Hearing Your Father’s Voice
Our Father speaks · We hear His voice · The foundation is intimacy.
Contents
All sixty-six books, Genesis through Revelation, with page numbers.
Hearing your Father’s voice
You do not have to earn His voice, decode it, or qualify for it. You have to receive Him.
Our Father speaks
That is not a reward for the mature; it is what kind of Father He is. He has never been silent, and He did not stop when the last page of Scripture was written. He speaks because He is a Father, and a Father talks to His children.
- Hebrews 1:1
- Long ago, in many times and many ways, our Heavenly Father spoke to our ancestors through the prophets.
- Jeremiah 33:3
- Call to me, and I’ll answer, and tell you great, hidden things you don’t know.
We hear His voice
When you doubt your own ability to hear, trust His ability to speak. He is not a poor communicator, and He is not hiding from His own child. Notice that the sheep are never described as skilled listeners — only as His.
- John 10:27
- My sheep listen to my voice; I know them, and they follow me.
- Isaiah 30:21
- Your ears will hear a word behind you: “This is the way; walk in it,” when you turn right or left.
- John 16:13
- But when he, the Spirit of truth, comes, he will guide you into all truth.
- 1 Samuel 3:10
- Then our Father came, stood there, and called as before: “Samuel! Samuel!” Samuel said, “Speak, for your servant is listening.”
The foundation is intimacy
We usually come wanting guidance for one decision, and He answers with something larger: the greatest gift I will ever give you is me. Seek the Father before you seek the answer, and you will find you have been hearing Him all along.
- Psalm 46:10
- “Be still, and know that I am the Father.”
- Matthew 11:28
- Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.
What’s inside
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Receive The Father. Hear His Voice. His Heart Is For You.
Father's Heart Bible™ (FHB) Large Print, Volume 2: the Old Testament, Job through Malachi. A color coded Bible set in 14-point type in a single column for comfortable reading — the first Bible in print where you can see who is speaking.
Our Father's words in BLUE. The Son's words in RED. The Spirit's words in PURPLE.
In this volume our Father speaks 75,870 words across 3,070 verses, every one set apart in BLUE, and in Isaiah the Son's own words appear in RED.
For a hundred and twenty-five years, the red letter Bible has shown you the Son speaking. Across the whole Bible our Father speaks more than three times as often — 128,579 words across 5,615 verses — and every one of them has been printed in the same black ink as the genealogies. He has been speaking the whole time. No Bible has ever shown you where.
Father Is His Name
God is our Father. Not a role He plays. Father is who He is, and Father is His name, the name Jesus came to reveal: "I revealed your name to those you gave me from the world" (John 17:6).
If the word father is not a word of comfort for you, this Bible is especially for you. The Father revealed here is no projection of broken human fatherhood. He is the original, from whom every family in heaven and on earth takes its name.
For pulpit and lectern use.
Why This Large Print Bible Reads Easier - And Lets You Hear Him
Most Bibles labelled large print are 10 to 12 point, and the bigger ones force the whole Bible into one volume on thin paper - text ghosting through from the other side, and too heavy to hold open. This is true 14 point on opaque white paper, split into three volumes you can hold. And it does more than enlarge the words: Divine Voice Color shows you who is speaking, so the large print serves your ear as well as your eye - you can see, and hear, your Father speaking.
The Complete Three Volume Set
Volume 1 - Genesis–Esther: hardback 979-8-89307-343-0, paperback 979-8-89307-339-3
Volume 2 - Job–Malachi: hardback 979-8-89307-345-4, paperback 979-8-89307-340-9
Volume 3 - New Testament: hardback 979-8-89307-344-7, paperback 979-8-89307-341-6
Receive the Father. Hear His voice. His heart is for you.
Front Matter
Job
Psalms
Proverbs
Ecclesiastes
Song of Solomon
Isaiah
Jeremiah
Lamentations
Ezekiel
Daniel
Hosea
Joel
Amos
Obadiah
Jonah
Micah
Nahum
Habakkuk
Zephaniah
Haggai
Zechariah
Malachi
Large Print Volume 2 of 3 — 22 books, 493 chapters, 10,274 verses. Not abridged.
About this translation
It is an interpretive translation with a stated emphasis: the revelation of God as Father. It is not a paraphrase. Its Old Testament readings are weighed against the Masoretic Hebrew and its New Testament follows the modern critical text. Complete: 66 books, 1,189 chapters, 31,085 verses. Governed by 170 written translation rules.
Father's Heart Bible was created by Spirit Media Publishing, with Kevin White leading the translation and publishing process, bringing modern AI language tools to the ancient task of translation under human-authored rules and careful human review. It holds the church's other faithful translations in genuine honor.
Receive the Father. Hear His voice. His heart is for you.
Translated by
Spirit Media Publishing
Edited by
Kevin White
Published by
Spirit Media Publishing
Kevin White
Kevin White himself is a beloved son, husband, and father. He is an international best selling author, speaker, and marketplace pastor with decades of experience planting churches, leading nonprofits, starting companies, and developing leaders around the world. Kevin and Shelly, his high school sweetheart and partner in marriage and mission for nearly forty years, co-founded Spirit Media Publishing and are devoted to empowering beloved sons and daughters in revealing our Father's heart to the nations. Kevin and Shelly live in North Carolina with their family.
Spirit Media Publishing
Spirit Media Publishing is a Christian publishing and marketing company with a vision to reveal our Father's heart to all nations. Born from holy conviction and built for global impact, Spirit Media Publishing offers full-service book creation and publishing in paperback, hardback, digital, and audiobook formats, along with children's titles, compact Express Books, website design and SEO, and podcast and video production. Spirit Media Publishing is honored to share Father's Heart Bible: An Intimate Translation — a fresh translation from the original Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek crafted so readers can encounter God as He truly is: their Father.
Why this translation exists
The destination was always the Father
Jesus said, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me” (John 14:6). For generations the church heard the way to heaven. He said the way to the Father. The destination was never merely forgiveness, and never merely heaven. It was the Father Himself.
From the first page to the last, Scripture tells one story: a perfect and loving Father pursuing and restoring His beloved sons and daughters through the blood of His Son and by the Holy Spirit. Father’s Heart Bible™ exists for one reason: so you can hear that story in Father’s own voice, and come home.
Father is His name
We believe in One God in Three Persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. At the center of the Trinity is a Father. Not a role God plays. “God” is not a name. It is what He is. Father is who He is.
He is not one of many gods. He is not an idol. He is Father, and Father is His name — the name Jesus came to reveal. “I revealed your name to those you gave me from the world” (John 17:6). In Revelation 7:9–12 a multitude too numerous to count, from every nation, tribe, and language, shouts one thing: “Salvation belongs to our Father, seated on the throne, and to the Lamb!” The focus of Heaven is the Father.
Who never calls Him Father
Notice who, in Scripture, relates to God only as a distant deity and never as Father. The serpent in Eden, who recast a generous Father as a withholding rival: “Did God really say…?” (Genesis 3:1). The accuser and the arguing friends in Job, who debated a remote and transactional judge, until Job himself moved from hearing about God to seeing Him. Pharaoh, who sneered, “Who is God, that I should obey his voice?” (Exodus 5:2). The nations who served gods of wood and stone. Even the tempter in the wilderness aimed his attack straight at the bond of sonship: “If you’re the Son of God…” (Matthew 4:3).
The enemy’s strategy has never changed since the garden: to make the Father seem distant, demanding, and disappointed. For too long, “God” and “the LORD” left that caricature unchallenged. Father’s Heart Bible™ lets the Hebrew and Greek speak the distinction they always made, between a deity to be appeased and a Father to be received.
Hear His voice
For a hundred and twenty-five years, red letters have shown readers the words of the Son. Our Father speaks more than three times as often, and until now every one of those words has been printed exactly like the genealogies around them. In this Bible you can see who is speaking. Our Father’s words in BLUE. The Son’s in RED. The Spirit’s in PURPLE.
The color is a mark of ownership, not of quotation: our Father’s words stay His on any lips that carry them faithfully, and words He never spoke are never colored. Narration stays black.
The Trinity, rightly seen
This recovery does not diminish the Trinity; it clarifies it. The one God exists eternally as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, three persons in one essence, and Father’s Heart Bible™ honors each. The Father initiates, sends, and gives. The Son reveals, redeems, and reconciles us to the Father. The Spirit applies, confirms, and pours Father’s love into our hearts.
Three realities shape how we translate, beginning at the very first verse. The incarnation: the Son revealed the Father perfectly — “Whoever has seen me has seen the Father” (John 14:9). Pentecost: the Spirit of sonship was poured out, crying from within His children, “Abba, Father” (Romans 8:15; Galatians 4:6). And the sealed canon: with the last book written, the whole story finally came into view — one Father, one redemption, one family.
What it is not
Not a paraphrase, and not an adaptation of any existing English Bible. Not a study Bible or commentary — the notes serve the reader, not the scholar. Not the work of a committee: every rendering and every interpretive decision is our own, and our own responsibility. Not abridged. It reads 135,000 words shorter than the King James because contemporary English says the same thing in fewer words. Every verse. Every book.
How it renders the divine names
Where a word for God stands in a clearly relational or covenantal setting, it is rendered “our Father.” Elsewhere the customary rendering is kept, and Adonai and Kurios are always rendered “Lord.” At Genesis 1:1, “God” (Elohim) is rendered “our Heavenly Father.”
Hearing your Father’s voice
You do not have to earn His voice, decode it, or qualify for it. You have to receive Him. Our Father speaks — that is not a reward for the mature; it is what kind of Father He is. He has never been silent, and He did not stop when the last page of Scripture was written. He speaks because He is a Father, and a Father talks to His children.
And you hear Him. When you doubt your own ability to hear, trust His ability to speak. Notice that the sheep are never described as skilled listeners — only as His. “My sheep listen to my voice; I know them, and they follow me” (John 10:27). He rarely shouts over the noise. He speaks close, the way a father speaks to a child in his own house — and the quiet of it is not distance, it is nearness.
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Questions
What is in Volume 2, exactly?
Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations, Ezekiel, Daniel, Hosea, Joel, Amos, Obadiah, Jonah, Micah, Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Haggai, Zechariah and Malachi — 22 books in full text, 493 chapters, 10,274 verses. Nothing is abridged, summarized or left out.
Do I need all three volumes?
Only if you want the whole Bible. Volume 1 is Genesis–Esther in Wheat, Volume 2 is Job–Malachi in Sage, and Volume 3 is the New Testament in Mist Blue. Each stands on its own and each carries the full opening pages, so a single volume is a complete book to read — not a fragment. Volume 2 is the one most often bought alone, for the Psalms.
How large is the print, really?
True 14 point, set in a single column across the page. Most Bibles sold as large print are 10 to 12 point in two narrow columns. The single column matters most in this volume: the poetry of Job, the Psalms and the prophets keeps its own line breaks instead of being broken again by a narrow column.
Paperback or hardback?
Both are offered, 6 x 9, in the Sage cover. Paperback (ISBN 979-8-89307-340-9) if you are going to carry it and mark it; hardback (ISBN 979-8-89307-345-4) if it is a gift or it is going on a shelf for years. The interior is identical — 1,142 pages, full color throughout.
Why are the Son's words in RED in an Old Testament volume?
Because the color marks who owns the words, not which Testament they sit in. In Isaiah the Son speaks in His own voice, so those words are RED here, exactly as they would be in a Gospel. Our Father's words are BLUE throughout, and narration stays black.
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