For the word of God is quick, and powerful, and sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing even to the dividing asunder of soul and spirit, and of the joints and marrow, and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart. Hebrews 4:12, KJV

The Bible contains 66 books and about 40 authors. Some writers have written several books, for example, the apostle Paul, who wrote much of the New Testament epistle. The Bible is written in one long period. First biblical writings, it is believed today, originated somewhere 1500 BC. Therefore, the process of making the Old Testament was the period from 1500 to 400 BC. 

The New Covenant was about a hundred years after Christ. If we take this whole period, we will very quickly conclude that the Bible has a long period of 1600 years. Considering her rich experience in the process of creating the Bible and the fact that she is inspired by the Holy Spirit, the living word of God, we should all devote ourselves to studying it.

There are several ways to study the Bible. There are classes at some schools, for example, Catholic. Also, there are classes at Sunday school in every church. For the individual study, there are free worksheets that can help in education and Bible study. All of those worksheets have exercises that are based on the life of Christians. This method of learning is proper for everyone who wants to grow in faith. The advantage of these worksheets over classes is that you can organize home socializing as well as learning in small groups. 

Within each workshop for a house or fellowship gathering, there should be time given for examination and evaluation of the exercise: what was good in the study, what can be improved?  We cannot interpret the Bible in any way we will. Some principles spring from the biblical text itself. There are no two or more truths in The Bible. There is only one correct interpretation of the biblical text. Which method you choose to study the Bible depends only on your abilities and needs.

Bible classes and Bible study 

The advantages of classical teaching are that you have a lecturer who tried to bring the biblical text closer. So there is a person you can rely on. That person is responsible for the classes and the Bible study. Sometimes they use simple stories to make clear the great principles of God’s word. Thus, pictorial representations are best suited to students' understanding. Parents and teachers can encourage young people to join classes and get closer to the word of God.

Also, in classes, the teacher uses school boards, maps, and pictures to explain these Bible lessons and engrave them in memory. Teachers constantly strive to improve their methods. In Bible teaching, we apply our most valuable thoughts, our best methods, and our most serious efforts. In these classes, everyone participates in reading the Bible, learning, and often repeating God's law. 

The most important lessons are the ones from the Bible. True Christians are very excited when they study the Word of God. They love the tales and readings there; they even memorize them. The Word of God is giving us hope. It allows us to grow in our faith. When you study the lessons, be sure to pray first that the Spirit of the Lord relieves you of the truth. It matters in what spirit we read.

Individual study 

There are thousands of free and printable Bible worksheets. You can print out as many as you need! The main advantage of this method of learning is that you can work on your timeframe. Also, there is a specific way of designing these worksheets to help you learn better. For example, at the top of the paper, there is little space left for you to write the point of the given verse. It is a guideline for all question writing. 

The aim is to help ordinary people learn to study the Bible. There are Bible study worksheets for beginners and more advanced learning. They are for anyone that wants to sink into a deeper understanding of God’s word!

The Sunday school

The Sunday school is the most important part of the worship of the Christian Church. It is designed for all believers, both kids and adults, and visitors to worship, through an exchange of opinions on a topic, based on the Holy Scripture. Most Sunday school classes provide the material you need, besides the Bible. Every local church has Sunday school classes in the form of small groups, allowing everyone to participate in the discussion and express their opinion. One of the goals is to enrich the knowledge of all present on the most topics of Scripture and become better people - following the highest ideal - the character of Jesus Christ.

Sunday school is an important branch of missionary work.  It gives both young and old the knowledge of God's word. It awakens in them a love of sacred values ​​and a desire to study them for themselves. As we grow, we do so in fits and starts, lurching more forward than back. As we seek God’s Word, we discover the real purpose of our lives. Practice piety with the Bible on worksheets. Any type of study is good as long as you grow in your faith! May the Lord bless you as you seek His word!