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The Knowing Your Bible (KYB) programme is a flexible, online programme designed to provide an in-depth knowledge and understanding of the Bible and its interpretation.

Course Details

Level

Certificate

Timeline

Per Module: 12.5 hours
Total: 50 hours

Cost

Per Module: £50
Total: £200

Contact

donna.orr@kingsdivinity.org

Mode of Study

Online

Entry Requirements

None

Why KYB?

Interpret Scripture Accurately
Learn to read the Bible using faithful hermeneutical principles.
Investigate the Bible's Origins
Explore the historical context of Scripture and its authors.
Understand Divine Inspiration
Explain how Scripture comes from God as his direct revelation.
Defend Biblical Inerrancy
Learn apologetics to argue for Scripture’s truth and reliability.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the Knowing Your Bible course at King's Evangelical Divinity School?

A: Know Your Bible (KYB) is an non-accredited online biblical studies course offered by King’s Evangelical Divinity School (KEDS). It is designed to help students engage seriously with Scripture, exploring questions of biblical authorship, reliability, and interpretation. The course is 100% online and asynchronous, meaning you study entirely at your own pace with no fixed timetable

A: Yes. KYB is delivered 100% online with no campus attendance required. All course materials, lectures, and assessments are accessible through the KEDS online learning platform. Students can study from anywhere in the UK or internationally, fitting their studies around work, family, and ministry commitments.

A: KYB is designed for maximum flexibility. It is an asynchronous course, meaning there are no live sessions or fixed class times. Students access materials and complete assignments at times that suit them, making it ideal for working adults, ministry leaders, and those with family responsibilities.

A: No, but successful completion contributes towards a recognised academic qualification with KEDS and leads you into our Foundations in Biblical Interpretation (FBI) course.

A: KYB is one of the most affordable accredited theology courses available in the UK. KEDS is committed to making quality biblical education accessible. Current fees are £50 per module (£200 for the whole programme!). 

A: KYB is suitable for anyone who wants to study the Bible, whether you are a church leader, ministry worker, student, or someone exploring theology for the first time. No prior academic theology qualifications are required to begin.

A: The KYB course explores foundational questions about the Bible, including who wrote it, how it was compiled, questions of biblical reliability and inerrancy, manuscript evidence, and how to interpret Scripture faithfully. It combines scholarly rigour with an evangelical commitment to the authority of God’s Word.

A: Because KYB is self-paced, completion time varies. Most students complete individual modules over several months. KEDS provides clear guidance on recommended study hours per module so students can plan effectively.

A: Yes. KEDS is an established evangelical theological institution whose programmes are validated by the University of Chester and are undergoing accreditation with the European Council for Theological Education. It offers accredited online theological education to students across the UK and internationally, combining academic excellence with a firm commitment to biblical orthodoxy.

A: Yes. Because KYB is fully online and asynchronous, it is open to international students. The course is delivered in English and is accessible from any country with an internet connection.

A. Yes. We offer a 100% fees scholarship for Pastors ministering in developing countries. See The David Royle Scholarship for Pastors on our scholarships page

For any further questions, contact programme director, Donna Orr.

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