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Free Bible Study for Everyone

Welcome to Bible Study for All

We will help you study God’s Word more in depth than ever before. Free summaries, outlines, topics and memory verses for every book of the Bible and every believer, with every verse linked to the King James Version.

66 Books

Every book of the Bible, with a summary and outline

18 Bible Topics

The great stories and truths of the Bible

13 Key Terms

Big Bible words in plain language

Always Free

For every believer, verses linked to the KJV

Start Your Journey

Everything You Need to Study Scripture

Whether you are opening the Bible for the first time or have read it for years, there is a place here to begin. Choose where you would like to start.

Foundations

New to the Bible? Start here with twelve core teachings every believer should know.

Bible Books

A summary, outline, key verse and themes for all 66 books, Genesis to Revelation.

Bible Topics

Follow the great stories of the Old and New Testaments from beginning to end.

Key Christian Terms

Short, plain-language pages on words like grace, faith, salvation and the Trinity.

Memorize

Hide God’s Word in your heart with memory verses for every believer.

Resources

Reading plans, translations, how the Bible came to be, recommended books and more.

Bible Books

Study Every Book of the Bible

Each book page gives you the title, author and date, the key verse and themes, a summary, the book at a glance, and a full outline with every verse linked. Tap any book to open it.

Old Testament

Genesis to Malachi · 39 books

New Testament

Matthew to Revelation · 27 books

The Gospels

Matthew to John

History

The Early Church

General Letters

Hebrews to Jude

Prophecy

The Last Book

Bible Topics

Follow the Great Stories of the Bible

Each topic page walks through one part of the Bible’s story, scene by scene, with the verses, maps and pictures that bring it to life.

Old Testament Topics

The six days of creation and the seventh day of rest.

How sin entered the world, and God’s first promise of a Saviour.

Noah, the ark, and God’s covenant with every living thing.

God’s promise of a land, a people and a blessing for all nations.

From slavery in Egypt, through the wilderness, to the edge of Canaan.

The sons of Jacob and the land each tribe received.

Every king of the united and divided kingdoms, in order.

The shepherd, warrior, psalmist and king after God’s own heart.

New Testament Topics

His baptism, teaching and miracles, up to the Last Supper.

The men Jesus chose, and what became of each of them.

From the Last Supper to the empty tomb.

Pentecost, the early church and Paul’s journeys.

From persecutor to apostle, with a map of his missionary journeys.

The blessed hope: what the Bible says about His return.

Knowing God and the Christian Life

Who God is from His own Word: eternal, holy, all-powerful, loving and faithful.

The third Person of the Trinity: His names, His work, and the fruit of the Spirit.

God’s rescue from Eden to the empty tomb, and how to be saved.

The Lord’s Prayer line by line, great prayers of the Bible, and how Jesus prayed.

Key Christian Terms

Big Bible Words in Plain Language

Short pages that explain the words Christians use most, what each one means, where the Bible teaches it, and how it shapes everyday life.

Key Verse

A Lamp unto My Feet

“Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path.”

Psalm 119:105 (KJV)

Resources

Helps for Your Study

Tools to help you read the whole Bible, understand where it came from, and grow in the faith.

Bible Reading Plans

Popular plans side by side, plus our own Bible in a Year plan with a printable checklist.

Bible Translations

How the major English translations differ, and where to compare them side by side.

How the Bible Came to Be

How the books of the Bible were written, copied, gathered and handed down to us.

Recommended Books

Trusted books for new believers and for those who want to go deeper.

World Religions Compared

What the major world religions teach, set beside traditional Christian belief.

Study Deeper. Understand Clearly.

How to Study a Book of the Bible

See how each book fits into the whole Bible. These four simple steps work for any book, from Genesis to Revelation.

1. Pick a Book

Choose a book from Bible Books, or begin with Foundations if you are new.

2. Read the Overview

Read who wrote it, when, why, and the summary of what happens.

3. Follow the Outline

Use the outline as a map while you read the chapters in your own Bible.

4. Remember and Apply

Memorize the key verse and think about how it shapes your life today.

Begin Today

Ready to Open the Word?

The best place to begin is the Foundations series: twelve short studies on what the Bible teaches about God, Jesus, salvation and the Christian life. Then pick any book and keep going.

Continue Your Study

NOTE:  This website uses KJV for Bible quotations because it is in the Public Domain and is not subject to copyright limitations as are NKJV, ESV, and NIV.  Please read using the translation of your choice.