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Questions and assignments on books of the Bible for class, personal, church, or family studies. Free Bible materials and study guides to help you discover the answers to your questions about Scripture. #Bible #BibleStudy #BibleLessons

These free Bible study class books include questions, assignments, and study guides for Bible classes, families, churches, or individuals. The workbooks provide materials and resources to help students understand the Scriptures as the infallible, inspired word of God about Jesus Christ. 

These workbooks are also available professionally printed. Compared to the free copies below, the printed copies give a top-quality copy for less cost than most computer-printed copies. They also include revisions and updates. Check here for more information about printed books:
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All class books are written and copyrighted by David E. Pratte (a gospel preacher working with churches of Christ), but each student has permission to print copies for his/her personal or family study. Teachers are permitted to make copies for students they teach in a class or private Bible study.  The material must not be reproduced for distribution, and in no case may others sell them for a fee. See our copyright guidelines for more details.

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Scripture quotations are generally from the New King James Version (NKJV), copyright 1982, 1988 by Thomas Nelson, Inc. used by permission. All rights reserved.