Study

View or download your Bible studies in different file formats. See the help on the Generate page to learn how to create Bible study files. If you haven't created any files then each link here will give a "Not Found" error message.

For each Bible study you generate there's a PDF, a plain text file, and a desktop publishing file, which types are all described more below. If the screen of your device is wide enough you'll see an in-page viewer for PDFs and text files, but on narrow devices these files open in a new browser tab. Desktop publishing files can't be viewed in the browser so you have to download third-party software to use them, as described below.

For each format your files are organized into a multi-level list. You can go to any level of a list, but the actual files are only at the bottom levels.

PDF

Portable Document Format

PDF files are designed for printing, but can also be viewed in your web browser or in a third-party PDF viewer app. Probably the most popular app is Adobe Acrobat Reader, but there are others. It's likely that viewing directly in the web browser is all you'll need, but for some advanced uses, like booklet printing, you might need to open the PDF in Adobe Reader or some similar app.

TXT

Plain Text

TXT files are the source files from which other the file formats are generated. They can be viewed in your web browser and they can be downloaded or copied and pasted into any new files that you want create outside of this site.

SLA

Scribus Layout

Scribus is the backend software used by this site to generate PDFs, and it's also available to install on your computer as a stand-alone app. If you're up for the challenge of desktop publishing and you want to customize a Bible study beyond what can be generated on BibleStudy.tools, install Scribus on your computer, then download an SLA file from this site and open it in Scribus.

Scribus is not associated with BibleStudy.tools. Download their software from their site at the Scribus download page.