Verse by verse
Observation comes first. Every lesson slows down to follow the words, structure, argument, and movement of the passage.
Verse by verse · Generation by generation
One Word.
Every generation.
Deep, passage-by-passage studies with substantial questions, historical context, and trusted guidance for personal study or a shared table.
Designed for
IndividualsFamiliesSmall groupsHomeschoolers
66 books 12 volumes yearly 4 levels
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Why Biblio Study
Not another lesson.
A shared language of faith.
Most age-graded studies send everyone in a different direction. Biblio Study gathers them around the same verses.
Each monthly volume moves carefully through a manageable passage. Readers observe details, wrestle with deep questions, learn the historical and literary setting, and use clear notes without replacing the work of reading Scripture itself.
Depth with a guide
Historical context, careful notes, maps, timelines, and word studies illuminate the text while deep questions teach readers to think.
One table, many stages
The same passage and central truth are adapted across four levels, with family and leader guides to bring everyone together.
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Inside every volume
Four weeks in the text.
No shortcuts around it.
Each volume is built around one lesson per week as a minimum sustainable rhythm. Included pacing plans also show how to study more intensively without changing the content.
Compare suggested study plans →OBSERVE
Work through every verse
Mark repeated words, follow the argument, trace connections, and notice what the author puts on the page.
UNDERSTAND
Enter the world of the text
Historical setting, literary structure, geography, customs, and carefully written notes clarify what the first readers heard.
WRESTLE
Answer deep questions
Move beyond recall into interpretation, theology, comparison, synthesis, and honest application.
RESPOND
Reflect or gather
Respond personally through reflection and prayer, or use the family and group guide to discuss discoveries and apply the passage together.
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Year one · The first collection
Twelve volumes.
One formative year.
Year One begins in Genesis, enters Exodus, and then beholds Christ in John. The complete fifteen-year roadmap continues through all 66 books using literary and theological units that do not rush the Word. Follow the monthly sequence or choose a more intensive pace.
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View all 180 planned volumes →VOLUME
Old Testament
Genesis 1–3
In the Beginning
Creation, vocation, marriage, temptation, and the first promise of redemption, studied line by line.
VOLUME
Old Testament
Genesis 4–11
East of Eden
Sin spreads through the human family, yet judgment never outruns the preserving mercy of God.
VOLUME
Old Testament
Genesis 12–17
Called by Promise
God calls Abram out, binds Himself by covenant, and teaches a household to walk by faith.
VOLUME
Old Testament
Genesis 18–25
Promise Fulfilled and Tested
Promise tested, intercession offered, judgment faced, and faith refined in Abraham’s later years.
VOLUME
Old Testament
Genesis 26–36
Grace for the Striver
Through rivalry, exile, wrestling, and return, God remains faithful to an undeserving covenant family.
VOLUME
Old Testament
Genesis 37–45
Providence in the Pit
Betrayal and hidden years become the unlikely path by which God preserves a family and keeps His word.
VOLUME
Old Testament
Genesis 46–50
A Family Preserved
Reunion, blessing, burial, and hope close Genesis with God’s people looking toward a promised future.
VOLUME
Old Testament
Exodus 1–6
The God Who Hears
Under oppression, God remembers His covenant, calls a reluctant servant, and reveals His name.
VOLUME
New Testament
John 1–4
The Word Among Us
John’s opening signs and conversations reveal the eternal Word who brings grace, truth, and new birth.
VOLUME
New Testament
John 5–10
Signs of the Son
Conflict intensifies as Jesus heals, feeds, teaches, and names Himself as the Shepherd and Light.
VOLUME
New Testament
John 11–17
Glory on the Way to the Cross
From Lazarus’s tomb to the upper room, Jesus prepares His own to love, abide, and hope.
VOLUME
New Testament
John 18–21
The Risen Lord
The arrest, cross, empty tomb, and restoration of Peter bring John’s testimony to its joyful climax.
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Four levels, one conversation
Meet every learner
where they are.
Not simply shorter and longer versions. Each level is intentionally designed for the questions, capacities, and habits of its reader.
Adult
Depth without detours
Careful observation, biblical theology, historical context, and meaningful application for mature discipleship.
Same passage · Same truthHigh School
Conviction for real life
The same text with honest questions about identity, culture, doubt, vocation, and faithful witness.
Same passage · Same truthMiddle School
Big truth, clear steps
Guided reading, visual structure, concrete application, and space to ask the questions young teens are carrying.
Same passage · Same truthElementary
Wonder rooted in truth
Shorter readings, narration, memory, creative response, and family conversation without watering down Scripture.
Same passage · Same truthAROUND THE TABLE
Everyone brings something worth hearing.
A first grader may notice a repeated word. A teenager may name the tension. An adult may connect the passage to the larger story. Together, the family sees more.
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Made for your setting
Study wherever
God has placed you.
IN QUIET ATTENTION
Individuals
A complete personal study path for slowing down, examining the text carefully, and responding to God’s Word with thoughtful reflection and prayer.
- Guided observation and interpretation
- Journaling and reflection prompts
- Prayerful personal application
AT HOME
Families
Four substantial personal lessons each month and a family guide that turns careful individual work into a meaningful shared conversation.
- Shared verse-by-verse passage
- Family discussion guide
- Memory and prayer rhythm
IN COMMUNITY
Small groups
Leader guides include the passage’s big idea, interpretive help, likely discussion turns, and notes for difficult questions.
- Detailed leader notes
- Deep questions rooted in the text
- Flexible 60–90 minute plan
AROUND THE SCHOOL TABLE
Homeschoolers
A serious Bible course that fits a homeschool week, with context, maps, timelines, writing, and free curriculum connections through Curiosity Tree.
- Four-day student rhythm
- Notebooking and source study
- Free companion curriculum
THE SAME STUDY, YOUR WAY
Paper. PDF. Online.
Choose the format that helps you, your household, your group, or your homeschool attend to Scripture with the fewest distractions.
01 Four verse-by-verse lessons02 Notes, context, maps, and timelines03 Family and small-group guides
Formats will vary by study and level. Details are coming soon.
Paper · PDF · OnlineThe same study page in every format
A GENEROUS PARTNERSHIP
Free homeschool companions through Curiosity Tree.
Extend each study through thoughtful reading, writing, history, art, and nature connections without adding another costly curriculum.
Coming soonListen alongside the study
The study in your hands.
The Word in your ears.
The Biblio Study Podcast will offer a free companion audio version of every study. Follow the same passage, historical context, central teaching, and reflective questions wherever listening fits your day.
Every volumeEpisodes follow the study sequence so print, PDF, online, and audio stay together.
Always freeListen without purchasing a study or subscribing to a paid audio plan.
Use it your wayPrepare before a lesson, revisit it afterward, or keep studying while you travel.
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Word in Focus
Focused biblical studies that slow down and attend closely to the Word of God.Rooted and accountable
A clear faith.
A careful process.
Our beliefs are public, and our review standard is concrete. Every volume must remain accountable to Scripture, receive expert theological and pastoral examination, and be shaped for each learning level by Christian educators.
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Common questions
Questions,
answered.
Still wondering whether Biblio Study will fit your personal study, family, small group, or homeschool? Join the list and tell us what you hope to see.
What does the name “Biblio Study” mean?
“Biblio” is a word root associated with books and libraries. It points to the Bible as one unified story told through a library of 66 books. “Study” describes the careful work of reading, observing, understanding, and responding to the text. Together, Biblio Study expresses our purpose: helping every generation know the whole Bible deeply, one passage at a time.
When will Biblio Study be available?
The first studies are in development now. Join the early-access list to hear which volume launches first and to receive sample lessons when they are ready.
Can I use Biblio Study personally or with others?
Both. Every edition works as a complete personal study with guided questions, notes, reflection, and prayer. Families and small groups can study the same weekly passage and then use the shared discussion guide. Homeschoolers can also use the lessons as a structured part of their Bible education.
Is Biblio Study tied to one denomination?
Biblio Study is designed to keep Scripture central and to serve Christians across church traditions. Our historic Christian convictions and the boundaries that govern every lesson are published openly.Read our Statement of Faith →See the Theological Review process →
How will Biblio Study protect biblical and theological accuracy?
Scripture will remain primary and clearly distinct from human commentary. Each lesson will interpret a passage in its literary, historical, and whole-Bible context, tracing the redemptive story to its fulfillment in Jesus Christ without forcing every text into a shortcut. Difficult or disputed interpretations will be identified honestly, and every volume will receive pastoral, theological, and educational review before publication.Explore our five-stage review standard →
How long does a study take?
Each volume contains four substantial lessons. One lesson per week is the minimum sustainable rhythm the study is designed around, giving you one volume each month. Every volume also includes pacing guidance for accelerated, intensive, and adaptable use.Compare all suggested study plans →
Can I complete more than twelve volumes in a year?
Yes. The twelve-volume year is a recommended rhythm, not a limit. Once volumes are available, you may move through them at the pace that best supports attentive study. The lessons remain in their planned biblical order even when you choose a faster schedule.See the detailed pacing guide →
Monthly · 12 volumesComplete one lesson each week and one volume each month. This gives families and groups the most room for discussion, reflection, and catch-up.
Accelerated · 24 volumesComplete one volume every two weeks, usually two lessons per week. This works well for experienced individuals or groups meeting more than once weekly.
Intensive · 48 volumesComplete one volume per week: Lessons 1–4 from Monday through Thursday, then use Friday for synthesis, prayer, discussion, or missed work. Forty-eight study weeks leave four rest and catch-up weeks each year.
Can twelve volumes really cover the whole Bible?
Twelve volumes make one year, not the entire library. The complete roadmap spans fifteen annual collections and 180 monthly volumes, covering all 66 books without rushing the text.
What is included in each volume?
Every volume is planned to include the passage text plan, observation and interpretation questions, historical and literary context, explanatory study notes, personal reflection and prayer prompts, a family or small-group discussion guide, and pacing plans for monthly, accelerated, or intensive use. Maps, timelines, word studies, and leader notes are added where they genuinely help.Explore the study plans →
What formats will be offered?
Studies are planned for beautiful printed editions, downloadable PDFs, and a guided online experience. Availability may vary by volume and level at launch.
Will homeschool curriculum be available?
Yes. Free homeschool curriculum companions are planned through Curiosity Tree, connecting Bible study with age-appropriate reading, narration, writing, history, and creative response.
Can a small group use only the adult edition?
Absolutely. Adult groups can use the study on its own, while mixed-age groups can add whichever level editions fit the people around the table.
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