A study Bible is nothing more than a Bible that helps you internalize the Lord's word in a deeper way. While the Bible typically only tells you what you need to know, a study Bible can explain in more detail, offering commentary and additional information that aid in a deeper understanding of the teachings.

Yes! There is a big difference between these two Bibles. The content is, in its entirety, basically the same; the only difference is how it's presented. In the study Bible, you receive many more explanations and texts.

Study Bibles vary greatly. Depending on the study Bible you choose, they offer different information. For example, the Thomas Nelson Study Bible may offer different teachings than the King James Bible or the Women's Study Bible.

The Bible's object of study is the evolution and history of God's revelation. A great way to teach your little one about this history is through a study Bible.

Yes, there are apps for all types of Bibles, including study Bibles. If you're looking for apps for this, keep reading.

Theoretically, no. You don't need to have any knowledge of the Bible before reading the study Bible, but you do need to have an understanding of the Bible's foundations and why it exists.

No, you can't introduce studies with just any study Bible. If you want to focus more on a specific topic, such as women, a women's study Bible might be a good option. However, if you're looking for a more traditional study Bible, the King James Bible is better.