Tools Tim recommends for every serious student of God's Word.
These are the resources Tim uses and recommends for deep, verse-by-verse Bible study.
Free access to the complete King James Bible with search, verse lookup, and more. The translation Tim uses for all studies on this site.
Read Online — Free →E.W. Bullinger's landmark study Bible — over 200 appendices, margin notes, and parallel structure notes that unlock the depth of Scripture. Highly recommended for every serious student.
Purchase at Kregel →The condensed Companion Bible is available free of charge online. If you can't yet purchase a physical copy, this is an excellent starting point for your studies.
Access for Free →The Companion Bible, compiled by E.W. Bullinger, is not just another study Bible. It is a research tool unlike any other — packed with notes that illuminate the original Hebrew and Greek text, the figures of speech, the structure of each book, and the deeper meaning of passages that other commentaries gloss over.
Bullinger's appendices are particularly valuable. Appendix 19 covers Lucifer. Appendix 146 covers the Gap in Genesis 1. These tools take the deeper subjects Tim teaches and give you the scholarly foundation to explore them further on your own.
If you are serious about studying prophecy, the Companion Bible is an investment that will pay dividends for the rest of your life as a student of God's Word.
Tim uses the King James Bible for all of his studies. The KJV is translated from the Textus Receptus — the Received Text — and represents the most rigorously translated English Bible in history. Its translators used Hebrew and Greek manuscripts and maintained the most accurate possible rendering of the original languages.
When Tim refers to Strong's numbers or the original Hebrew/Greek words in his lessons, the KJV's word choices align directly with those original languages in a way that modern translations often do not.