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Christian Liberty Press Bible (Studying God's Word)

Low-cost Protestant Bible worktexts that walk through Scripture in order, from preschool to 9th grade.

Updated September 2026 · 8 sources

GradesPreK–9th (Bible Treasures K–2, Studying God's Word 3–7, Journey Through the Bible 7–9)
TraditionNondenominational Protestant (conservative; K-2 series includes catechism questions and a young-earth view)
TranslationNKJV (Studying God's Word Book H uses KJV); other versions may not match the questions
ApproachChronological Bible worktexts: weekly lessons split into five days of reading, questions, maps and quizzes
Who teachesThe parent teaches
Parent prepLow (child works from a worktext; parent checks with an answer key; K-2 books are read aloud)
Screen timeMostly offline (books and paper)
Video lessonsNone: print worktexts; no video lessons
Cost$15: Preparing God's People (grade 4) workbook; answer key and quiz packet sold separately (source)
PlacementChristian Liberty Press: Bible courses by grade
Lists one book per grade; Cathy Duffy says the upper books suit students a year or two older

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What parents say

Cathy Duffy rates the upper levels of Studying God's Word as excellent and affordable, and says it holds up even for older students. Complaints are that some questions focus on small details, there is a lot of memorizing, the older editions looked plain, and the answer keys and quiz packets are bought separately.

Parents love

  • Very low cost compared with most full Bible courses
  • Child can work independently, one lesson a week split over five days
  • Reads the actual Bible text, with maps, charts and review quizzes

Common complaints

  • Some questions test small details and the workload leans on memory
  • Answer key and quiz packet are separate purchases
  • Written to NKJV wording; no strong high school Bible course after grade 9

Who it fits

Best for

  • Nondenominational. Described as nondenominational Protestant
  • Stories and read-alouds. K-2 books retell Bible stories in order
  • Workbook and memory work. Consumable worktexts with questions, quizzes and tests
  • Read through the whole Bible. Genesis to Revelation over several years, in order
  • No, separate levels. One book per grade, each its own worktext
  • Only one child.
  • KJV or NKJV. NKJV throughout; KJV for Book H
  • Mostly offline. Mostly books and hands-on work
  • Some screen time. Books-based, little screen time
  • Minimal: solo work. Designed for independent student work
  • Some: 20–30 min daily.

Less suited for

  • Video lessons a big plus. Print worktexts; no video lessons
  • Plenty: I teach it.

These come straight from the scoring rules the quiz uses.

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Questions parents ask

How does Christian Liberty Press Bible teach the Bible?

Christian Liberty Press Bible is described as chronological Bible worktexts: weekly lessons split into five days of reading, questions, maps and quizzes. Parent prep: low (child works from a worktext; parent checks with an answer key; K-2 books are read aloud).

What grades does Christian Liberty Press Bible cover?

Christian Liberty Press Bible covers grades PreK–9th (Bible Treasures K–2, Studying God's Word 3–7, Journey Through the Bible 7–9).

How much does Christian Liberty Press Bible cost?

$15: Preparing God's People (grade 4) workbook; answer key and quiz packet sold separately. Prices were checked on publisher or retailer pages in September 2026; check current prices before buying.

What Christian tradition is Christian Liberty Press Bible written from?

Nondenominational Protestant (conservative; K-2 series includes catechism questions and a young-earth view).

Which Bible translation does Christian Liberty Press Bible use?

NKJV (Studying God's Word Book H uses KJV); other versions may not match the questions.

Can siblings use Christian Liberty Press Bible together?

Partly. Families often combine children for read-alouds and discussion, with separate work by level.

Is Christian Liberty Press Bible online?

Mostly offline (books and paper). The parent teaches.

Does Christian Liberty Press Bible have a placement test?

Yes. Christian Liberty Press: Bible courses by grade. Lists one book per grade; Cathy Duffy says the upper books suit students a year or two older

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