What Bible Study Resources Are Available on divineplan.org?

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divineplan.org is the website of the Divine Plan Program, and it offers a structured set of Bible study materials built around the Studies in the Scriptures series. The main resources are free to read online through the "Study" tab, and U.S. readers can also request a free book by postal mail. The site is best suited to readers who want to work through a classic dispensationalist study course in a fixed order, rather than browse a general-purpose Bible reference library.

The core study library: Studies in the Scriptures

The site organizes its main content as a multi-volume study course with individual studies and study questions.

Volume 1 — The Divine Plan of the Ages

According to the site, this volume explains "all of the great Bible themes" and covers:

  • The great time periods in God's plan
  • Why God has permitted suffering
  • The object and manner of Christ's return
  • The Day of Judgment
  • Ransom and Restitution
  • God's benevolent kingdom

Volume 1 is broken into 16 numbered studies, each with a matching set of study questions (Study 1 through Study 16). A separate Tabernacle series runs alongside it with its own eight studies.

Volume 2 — The Time Is at Hand

The site describes this volume as an examination of Bible chronology as it relates to "the time of the end" and "the times of restitution... spoken by the mouth of all His holy prophets since the world began" (Acts 3:21). Topics listed include:

  • Interlocking time prophecies
  • The second advent of Christ
  • Insights from the book of Daniel
  • The Antichrist
  • "Our means of defense in this time of trouble"

Volume 2 has a foreword plus ten numbered studies, again with a parallel Tabernacle study series (eight studies).

Other volumes named on the site

The study menu also lists Thy Kingdom Come, Battle of Armageddon, At-One-Ment With God, and The New Creation. The bookstore page refers to a "complete set of six Scripture Studies books," so these titles appear to complete the series.

How to read the material online

  1. Open divineplan.org.
  2. Select the Study tab at the top of the page.
  3. Choose a volume, then a study number, or open the corresponding study questions.

The site states that readers can "view and read the entire book on-line" this way, so no download or account is described. The same Study tab is also listed in the site's footer navigation, alongside Home, Articles, Hymns, FREE Book, Videos, Chart of Ages, Bookstore, TV Schedule, Search, and Contact.

Supporting resources beyond the study course

Resource What it provides
Articles Topical written pieces, including "Prophecy Then & Now" and "Where Are The Dead?"
Hymns A hymn section linked from the main menu
Videos A video section linked from the main menu
Chart of Ages A visual chart tied to the age/plan framework used in the books
TV Schedule Broadcast times for the program's television content
DP Journal An archive of 1997–1998 issues (January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, November, and December 1997, plus January and February 1998)
Bookstore Ordering page for the complete six-book set
Search Site-wide search

Free book offer and ordering details

The homepage carries a "FREE OFFER by Postal Mail (USA only)" notice with a link to request the book, and a second link to read it online instead. The free postal offer is explicitly limited to the United States.

For the full set, the site directs readers to the Bookstore. One stated price appears in the page text: orders within the U.S.A. pay $5.50, described as covering postage and handling. No prices are given for other countries, and no payment platforms are named in the available page content, so international shipping terms and payment methods are not confirmed here.

What to expect and how to approach it

  • Sequential, not encyclopedic. The volumes, numbered studies, and study questions are designed to be worked through in order. If you want a topical answer to a single question, the Articles and Search sections are the faster route.
  • A specific interpretive tradition. The material presents a defined prophetic and chronological framework (time prophecies, the second advent, restitution). It is a study course in that framework, not a survey of competing views.
  • Free online access is the default path. The site repeatedly points readers to the Study tab for full online reading, with the postal book as a U.S.-only alternative.
  • The journal archive is dated. The DP Journal issues available run from 1997 to 1998, and the site footer shows a 2015 copyright, so treat the journal and TV schedule as historical rather than current listings.