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The Sunday School Bible (SSB)
Transforming the King James Bible into modern-day understanding
The KJV is now easy to read!
Transforming the KJV
into an outline format
with geneaology charts.
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What is The Sunday School Bible's KJV?
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The Sunday School Bible represents a fresh and transformative approach to understanding the King James Bible. Created to cater to readers of all ages, this edition maintains the integrity of the original KJV text while enhancing readability and comprehension through meticulously designed formatting elements.
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Enhanced Readability
Words spoken by both God and Jesus Christ are presented in red text for easy identification, genealogies are simplified with charts, and complex narratives are organized into clearly defined sections. Bruce Benedict’s personal journey—from confusion and frustration to discovery and spiritual clarity—influences every aspect of The Sunday School Bible.
Unique Features
Through double-spaced text, color-coded bloodlines, and clear speaker identification, The Sunday School Bible fosters a deeper connection with Scripture. It is an excellent resource for individual study, small groups, or Sunday School classes, inviting readers to engage with God's Word with confidence and clarity.
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Target Audience
If traditional Bibles have ever seemed too challenging to follow, this version is crafted with your needs in mind, making it accessible and user-friendly.
There are 17 Incredible Features to enhance your knowledge, understanding, and wisdom:
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​Reformatting of the King James Version (KJV) into an outline format
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8.5x11 inch paper for easy reading
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11-point font for easy reading
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Double-spaced for easy note-taking
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​Small Capital Letters for God and Jesus Christ
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The names of God in parenthesis
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Red text for statements made by God and Jesus Christ
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Detailed Contents section
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Quotes for all spoken words
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Identification of who spoke and to whom they spoke
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Lists
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Genealogy charts
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Purple text for individuals in the direct bloodline of Jesus Christ
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People using the same name are identified numerically to minimize confusion
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Note brackets within chapters to clarify confusing statements
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Weights and measurements in the U.S. customary system of measurement
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Concordance-like Index
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The Sunday School Bible provides a comprehensive guide to biblical understanding, ensuring that the richness of the Scripture is accessible to everyone.
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Books of the Bible
The Sunday School Bible (SSB)
King James Version (KJV)
GENESIS
Book 1: Genesis (coming 2025)
The first book of the Bible. Transforming God's Word in to easy-to-understand English language so you know what God really did and said from the beginning of time: the creation of the world, the origin of humanity, and the early history of Israel. The story of Adam and Eve, Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Throughout Genesis, themes of creation, covenant, faith, and God's promises to His people are central, culminating in God's covenant with Abraham and the promise of land and descendants that will form the foundation of the nation of Israel.​​​
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The following are our Genesis Bible Study Workbooks:​
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God said...in Genesis
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Genealogy Charts & the Lineage of Jesus Christ
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The Life of Adam & Eve
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The Life of Cain & Abel
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The Life of Noah
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The Life of Abraham
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The Life of Isaac
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The Life of Jacob
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The Life of Joseph
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The Story of Sodom and Gomorrah
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The Story of the Tower of Babel
Book 2: Exodus (coming 2025)
The second book of the Bible. Read and easily understand
the story of the Israelites' escape from slavery in Egypt, under the leadership of Moses. The book begins with the oppression of the Israelites in Egypt and follows Moses' call by God through the burning bush to confront Pharaoh and demand the release of God's people. The book also includes the parting of the Red Sea, the Israelites' journey through the desert, and the giving of the Ten Commandments at Mount Sinai.
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Coming soon: Exodus Bible Study Workbooks​ such as:
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The Life of Moses
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The 10 Commandments
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The Ark of the Covenant
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The Tabernacle
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and others
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Book 3: Leviticus (coming 2026)
The third book of the Bible. Learn God's instructions for His laws and rituals for worship, the responsibilities of priests (Levites) and the moral and ethical codes that govern the Israelites. The book is divided into various sections, covering offerings (sacrifices), cleanliness (purity laws), the Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur), and laws for holiness, including rules for proper conduct and relationships within the community. It emphasizes the importance of holiness, ritual cleanliness, and reverence for God.
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Coming soon: Leviticus Bible Study Workbooks​.
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Book 4: Numbers (coming 2026)
The fourth book of the Bible. The primarily focus is on the Israelites' journey through the wilderness after their escape from Egypt, as they travel toward the Promised Land. The book gets its name from the two censuses (numbering of the people) taken at the beginning and near the end of the Israelites' journey. The narrative includes stories of rebellion, disobedience, and God's guidance. The Israelites, despite God's miracles and provisions, repeatedly complain and rebel against Moses' leadership and God's commands. The book details various laws, rituals, and instructions related to the Israelites' encampments, offerings, and priestly duties. It also recounts key events, such as the sending of twelve spies to scout the Promised Land, the refusal of the people to enter due to fear, and the resulting punishment of wandering in the desert for forty years.
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Coming soon: Numbers Bible Study Workbooks​.
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Book 5: Deuteronomy (coming 2026)
The fifth book of the Bible and final book of the Torah (the first five books of the Hebrew Bible) consists of a series of speeches delivered by Moses to the Israelites on the plains of Moab, just before they are about to enter the Promised Land. The book is essentially a restatement and expansion of the laws and commandments given in earlier books, particularly Leviticus and Exodus, with some additional instructions for living in the land they are about to inherit.
Moses reminds the Israelites of their history—God's faithfulness, the covenant, their struggles in the wilderness, and their repeated failures. He urges them to remain faithful to God, to love Him with all their heart, and to keep His commandments. The book emphasizes the importance of obedience to God’s law for prosperity and blessings, while disobedience leads to curses and punishment. It also includes the famous Shema (Deuteronomy 6:4-5), which proclaims the oneness of God and the command to love Him with all one's heart.
Deuteronomy concludes with Moses' final blessings for the tribes of Israel and his death on Mount Nebo, where he views the Promised Land before passing on leadership to Joshua. The book serves as both a renewal of the covenant and a reminder of the responsibilities of the people as they prepare to enter their new homeland.
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Coming soon: Deuteronomy Bible Study Workbooks​.
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Book 6 through 66: Coming
There are 66 books of the Bible. The Sunday School Bible is working hard to professionally publish each book to ensure readers easily understand the written Word of God.
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The associated Bible Study Workbooks will be published when each book is completed. ​
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