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President of The Southern Baptist Theological
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Executive Director of Grace to You |
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President of Logos Bible Software |
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The publishing and resource ministry of Dr. Wayne
Mack. |
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The church my family and I recently started
attending. |
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Several very high quality Bibles
(original languages and modern) in searchable PDF format available to
download. |
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Unbelievable web page with
"commentaries" on every book of the Bible. Dr. Constable is a professor
at Dallas Theological Seminary. |
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Author of Greek Grammar Beyond the Basics.
This is a very helpful site with many good articles written by Dr. Wallace,
including an introduction and outline for most of the books of the NT. |
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Excellent Resources for NT studies (especially the
Gospels and Textual Criticism), but some good general stuff too. |
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Exploring the Jewish Background to the Life and Work
of Jesus |
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Some helpful links, and encouraging notes. |
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Very good quality maps available for download or
purchase. |
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THEOLDI: Documentation of Theological and
Interdisciplinary Literature: School of Theology at |
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The official web site of the D M Lloyd-Jones
Recordings Trust. |
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“This web site is a gift to you, to share the love of Jesus with us and others. Our mission is: To build an internet-based community where all people may
interact for the intent of fellowship and/or education. To provide resources
for the promotion of Biblical studies to all people. To spread the Good News throughout
the world, in accordance with Scripture. To aide unbelievers in giving their
lives to the Lord. |
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A nice personal site of a fellow BibleWorks user. |
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“The following is a classic account of the
importance of first-hand observation, and careful, intense, focused study…Its
lessons certainly apply to studying the Bible. Too often students of the
Bible rely on second-hand, derivative knowledge, acquired from pastors,
teachers, parents, books about the Bible, or other secondary sources.
While all of these have their place, there is no substitute, in the end, for
one’s own first-hand study and experience of the Scriptures, and for
the joy of discovery.” |
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“The purpose
of this site is to provide resources that are freely distributable (unless
otherwise noted) to those who are interested in studying the Bible (the biblical
world, archaeology, ancient history, ancient texts), theology, missions,
monotheistic religion (Christianity, Islam, Judaism) and pagan religions.” |
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Essay by Dr. David Howard |
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“This site is for Christians who are interested in deepening their
understanding in certain subjects that might be confusing to them.
There are several things in the bible that some people get confused over
because of the huge number of denominations that are represented in the
Christian faith. “ – Interesting opinions on some issues. |
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“Bible
study online - interactive commentary for serious Bible study including over
1000 sound & picture files. The Amos commentary is the trial prototype
for a series of commentaries covering the whole Bible text. Written by established
scholars - a new resource for online biblical studies.” |
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Up-to-date and interesting information
regarding the |
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The Early Church On-Line Encyclopedia (Ecole)
Initiative is a cooperative effort on the part of scholars across the
internet to establish a hypertext encyclopedia of early Church history (to
the Reformation) on the World-Wide Web. |
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“God-centered resources from the
ministry of John Piper” |
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A wide collection of Bible study
materials. |
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An additional collection of Bible study
materials. |
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Media outlet for the ministry of D.A.
Carson |
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“The
purpose of this page is to present a comprehensive and coherent methodology
for Biblical interpretation. Many skeptics have complained that the Bible
can't tell us anything of any real value because every person interprets it
differently. While this is surely an overstatement - there is a great deal
contained in the Bible that many Bible-believing Christians do in fact agree
on - the reason why there are so many different interpretations is because
interpreters don't follow any sensible or consistent method. This naturally
leads to inaccurate, inconsistent, illogical and naive interpretations.” |
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A very nice site. You go on a virtual walking trip
via The King’s Highway. |
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The Eran Laor Cartographic Collection – The Jewish
National and University Library & The |
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Studying the Bible in context is the goal of Biblical Backgrounds.
Innovative 3-D maps, period charts and text provide easy entry into the world
and land of the Bible. |
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BiblePlaces.com features
photographs and descriptions of sites in |
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"Published since 1920 by the Pontifical
Biblical Institute in |
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The FILOLOGÍA NEOTESTAMENTARIA journal |
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Access to |
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Links to several Bible Related Electronic Journals |
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The Rutherford Journal of Church and Ministry &
The Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology |
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Studia Biblicum
Franciscanum Jerusalem Liber Annuus XXXIX-LII (1989-2002) |
The website has in PDF form, the full text of
the Studia Biblicum Franciscanum Jerusalem Liber Annuus XXXIX-LII
(1989-2002). Articles are primarily in Italian, with a few English articles
smattered throughout. |
Bible Translation Pages: (These pages have nothing to do with the "version
debate". They are simply the official web sites for several translations.)
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This site is down a lot. |
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Full text of the Holman Christian Standard Bible |
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“Filled with scientific facts against evolution” |
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“The Biblical Creation Society is a Christian
society that advances and defends the Biblical teaching on creation.” |
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"We are a Christ focused Creation ministry
where science and the Bible are fully integrated." |
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“An astounding amount of scientific
evidence disproving evolutionary theory has been uncovered…. You will find
here the most complete collection of facts on this subject available on the
worldwide web.” |
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“an organized presentation on the creation vs.
evolution controversy.” |
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A PBS website “This set of resources
charts the history of evolutionary thought (including key works of Darwin)
and its opposition, the social history of public controversy surrounding
evolutionary biology, and misapplications of evolutionary thought in the
social, political, and economic realms.” |
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Pro-Evolution “This site features scholarly and
popular resources concerning intelligent design and philosophical theism.” |
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Pro-Evolution “Linked from this page are documents
summarizing the hominid fossil record and hypothesized lines of human
evolution from 5 million years ago to the present.” |
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Pro-Evolution “The history of life is not
necessarily progressive; it is certainly not predictable. The earth's
creatures have evolved through a series of contingent and fortuitous events.
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“Devoted to evolution & the science supporting
it.” |
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Very interesting project being conducted by the |
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The home of BAR Magazine. |
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Requires a registered username and password. I think
they will begin charging for use soon. |
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An incredible site with virtual reality tours
of the |
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“Welcome to the Okeanos, an interdisciplinary
resource for the study of the Ancient, Biblical, Classical, and Late Antique
Near East” |
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The publishing and resource ministry of Dr. Wayne
Mack. |
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Christian Counseling and Education Foundation. A
very helpful Bible based counseling organization. |
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Another very helpful Bible based counseling
organization. |
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Author of Point Man, the best book on
being a Godly husband and father I have read other than the Bible. |
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“The first issue of The Journal of Modern
Ministry (JofMM) will appear in May 2004. In it will be articles in
the following areas: Editorials, Issues, General Ministry, Counseling,
Preaching, Medicine, Cults and Reviews. The following section editors
will include |
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The church my family and I recently started
attending. |
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Singles'
Pastor @ College Park Baptist Church; Indianapolis, IN |
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The home site for a church planting team made up of
a couple of guys from |
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I do not agree with the positions of this “church.”
However, it is a very good example of what the emergent community is doing. A
related site is www.nooma.com |
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This is a fantastic body of believers with a great
vision! |
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This is not a church, but I didn’t know where to
list it. It well worth checking out. A great ministry reaching all over the
world helping train men for the ministry. |
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A
conservative organization, that has excellent resources on the role of men
and women. Several of their publications are available for free on this site.
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The other side of the debate as compared to CBMW. |
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Author of several excellent works for women. |
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A helpful resource page for Ladies Ministries. |
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An estimated salary for a Stay-At-Home-Mom |
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An interesting (mostly humorous) site for Moms |
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A very nice site with some great free
resources for children. |
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An online
edition of "The Fundamentals" ed. by R.A. Torrey |
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A frequently
updated archive of downloadable puritan books. |
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A very extensive
archive dating from approx. 20 CE to 250 CE. |
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The most
complete archive of John Owen's works on the web. |
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Early Church Documents |
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A fantastic list of sites on Church History from |
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“The BibleTexts.com website is a
non-denominational, free service that is dedicated to fellow-Christians
everywhere and to all people who seek a thoroughly honest
understanding of the Bible, of earliest Christianity, and of the
unconditional love (agape) that is at the heart of Christian
practice. Though this website is produced and administered by one individual
and is purposely not affiliated with or sponsored by any church or other
organization, the BibleTexts.com website producer/administrator is a very
active and supportive church member and is also united in very genuine and
meaningful fellowship with Christians of all denominations. The textual
commentary and other original work contained in this website are based upon
Hebrew and Greek texts and other biblical research tools that are widely
recognized internationally as definitive standards in biblical scholarship.” |
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The purpose of the Vick Library Index is
threefold: 1.
To
support the curriculum of 2.
To
provide access to Baptist and fundamentalist literature. 3.
To
provide access to periodicals for which no other index is available in the
Vick Library. This site is fantastic! There is a wealth of
information, indexed and searchable. |
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“The TC Ebind Index contains digitized works of
value to the study of biblical textual criticism. All of the images
accessible from this page are freely available for non-commercial use.” |
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“The Biblical Manuscripts Project
(http://purl.org/BibleMSS) is making high quality images and transcriptions
of important Bible manuscripts and early printed editions freely available
through the Internet.” |
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"TC:
A Journal of Biblical Textual Criticism is an electronic journal
dedicated to the study of the Jewish and Christian biblical texts." |
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Contains
images of NT manuscripts. |
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Contains many
of the Apostolic Fathers in Greek (PDF). |
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An online
attempt at learning Greek. |
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If you are
unfamiliar with discourse analysis, or if you are familiar, but you don't
have this, then you need to take a look. It is quite advanced, but very good
work. |
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Probably the
best site for current up to date information and tools for NT studies on the
web. |
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Excellent Resources for NT studies
(especially the Gospels and Textual Criticism) |
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This digital
library is a huge collection of online classical material. |
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"The
Thesaurus Linguae Graecae (TLG®) is a research center at the University of California, Irvine. Founded in
1972 the TLG has already collected and digitized most literary texts written
in Greek from Homer to the fall of |
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Articles in
English, French, German and Italian. |
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"The
Digital Nestle Aland is a project of the Institute
for New Testament Textual Research at the |
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A course
Syllabus. |
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The
Septuagint Online Electronic Resources for the Study of the Septuagint and
Old Greek Versions. |
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"TC:
A Journal of Biblical Textual Criticism is an electronic journal
dedicated to the study of the Jewish and Christian biblical texts." |
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" JSRCNT
is dedicated to the electronic publication of articles that either make use
of rhetorical critical methods not typically applied to the texts of early
Christianity or analyze the rhetorical basis of studies of these texts no
matter what methods have been used in their analysis. " |
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An incredibly
comprehensive collection of data related in Johannine Literature and
Theology. |
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A group that
claims to be "Restoring New Testament Practices to Today's Church" |
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" This
survey covers a small part of the huge body of New Testament studies how the
Church selected certain writings as authoritative and separated them from a
larger body of early Christian literature." |
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Contains
images of NT manuscripts. |
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Aramaic/English Interlinear NT. |
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A virtual world for anyone who is interested in or
teaches anything related to the Classics. |
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A very helpful learning site. The home of the
National Greek Exam. |
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Daniel B. Wallace, Ph.D.; "Digital Photographs Of Extant Greek New Testament
Manuscripts So That Such Images Can Be Preserved, Duplicated Without
Deterioration, And Accessed By Scholars Doing Textual Research." |
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“We have Hebrew and other courses in biblical
languages and culture. The Biblical Language Center trains people from around
the world to read and enjoy the Hebrew Bible and Greek New Testament in the
original languages.” |
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Textkit was created to help you learn Ancient Greek and Latin! Textkit is the Internet's largest provider of free and fully downloadable Greek and Latin grammars and readers. With currently 141 free books to choose from, Greek and Latin learners have downloaded 313,336 grammars, readers and classical e-books. |
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A PDF file you can
download (14 Meg) for learning Greek helps. There are some real great
visual aids! |
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Provided by: Roy E. Ciampa, Ph.D. Associate Professor of New
Testament
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“Into the New Testament is a web-based
curriculum to teach ten exegetical skills and assist students to engage
questions about what—and how—the Bible means. The curriculum is
free-standing. That is, background content for each skill as well as coaching
pages, automated feedback and opportunities for self-assessment are built
into the site so that students may work through the units either within a
college or seminary course or on their own.” |
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“This site is meant to serve as a center for Koine
Greek computer related projects. Our initial project at this point is the
creation of WAV files to be used with the free vocab learning program,
VocabWorks. All finished projects will be hosted here for free download.
Please use the navigation on the left-hand side of this page to learn more.” |
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“Welcome to The New Testament
Gateway, the award winning web directory of internet resources on the
New Testament. Browse or search annotated links on everything from the Greek
New Testament to Jesus in Film. For updates, new information,
discussion, comments and assorted observations, please visit the NTGateway weblog.” |
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“An unofficial website dedicated to the Bishop of
Duram” |
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“Dedicated to the New Perspective on Paul” |
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This is a fantastic website. It is maintained by
Bruce Jones. The main site is still being developed, so there are some broken
links. But was it already there is great. It is one of the best examples of
using the web to teach Greek I have seen. |
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“For more than a century, it has caused excitement and
frustration in equal measure - a collection of Greek and Roman writings so
vast it could redraw the map of classical civilization. If only it was
legible.” |
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A very sophisticated site with the Greek NT and LXX
morphologically tagged in Unicode and searchable. I am not sure how this data
is be made available for free, but it seems like the source of the data is a James Tauber. |
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“Copyright (c) 1996
by the International Q Project. No reprinting without written permission! This is
the English translation of the text of Q as it has been reconstructed by the
International Q Project of the Society of Biblical Literature, as of November
1996. More changes are yet to come. Please do not redistribute this text; an
official version is in the works.” |
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"This
collaborative project aims to create a digital library of the entire body of
Latin literature." |
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An
alphabetical listing of Latin works. |
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"A
collection of material ancient and modern about the ancient Christian Latin
writer Tertullian and his writings." |
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"The Patrologia Latina Database
(PLD) is a comprehensive electronic version of the Latin portion of Jacques
Paul Migne's massive Patrologiae Cursus Completus, including notes, glosses
and indexes." |
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This Latin dictionary program, (WORDS for the PC -
DOS, Windows 95/98/NT/ME/2000/XP, OS/2, LINUX - and Mac OS X - console
versions), takes keyboard input or a file of Latin text lines and provides an
analysis/morphology (declension, conjugation, case, tense, etc.) of each word
individually, the dictionary form, and the translation (meaning). |
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Textkit was created to help you learn Ancient Greek and Latin! Textkit is the Internet's largest provider of free and fully downloadable Greek and Latin grammars and readers. With currently 141 free books to choose from, Greek and Latin learners have downloaded 313,336 grammars, readers and classical e-books. |
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“For some time it has been evident that scholars of
early Judaism and early Christianity need better access to the texts of the
Pseudepigrapha in their original (or extant) languages and with a critical
apparatus. In many cases critical editions are prohibitively expensive or out
of print, and scholars without access to a large library have been hard
pressed to find them. |
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The first fascicle of NETS has been published and is
available from Oxford University Press. The
Psalms of the Septuagint contains a completely new and authoritative
English translation (with introductions) of the entire book of Psalms
(including Psalm 151) and the Prayer of Manasses in their Old Greek form, by Albert Pietersma,
Professor of Septuagint and Hellenistic Greek at the The Psalms: A New English Translation of the
Septuagint and the Other Greek Translations Traditionally Included Under that
Title. Translated by Albert
Pietersma. We estimate that Oxford University Press will
announce the publication of the entire NETS late in the year 2005. In the
meantime... |
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“Several
of the major texts in the Nag Hammadi collection have more than one English
translation; where more than one translation is available, we have listed the
translators' names in parenthesis below the name of the text. Texts marked
with the {*} had more than one version extant within the Nag Hammadi codices;
often these several versions were used conjointly by the translators to
provide the single translation presented here.” |
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The
Orion Center for the Study of the Dead Sea Scrolls and Associated Literature |
“This
is the major online resource for the study of the Dead Sea Scrolls.
The site includes many different types of resources including a comprehensive
(since 1995), searchable bibliography, introductions on the Scrolls, online
papers, as well as information on discussion groups, and seminars, among
other things” |
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A very nice course web site from |
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This file should eventually contain a
list of all the known manuscripts from the eleven original caves excavated at
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An incredibly comprehensive site with more data on
the scrolls than one can digest! |
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“The
Open Scrolls Project is nothing less than an effort to bring all the
published texts online in English and available to anyone with an internet
connection” |
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A discussion regarding DEUTERO ISAIAH SCROLLS FROM
THE |
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This site seems to be down. |
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A fantastic site that has images of all parts of the
Great Isaiah Scroll with translation and commentary. |
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This site seems to be down. |
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Several helpful items. In particular he has several
good tools for learning and teaching Hebrew. |
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From the authors of the book with the same title.
This site contains some very helpful supplements to the book for learning and
teaching Hebrew. This book has quickly become a seminary standard. |
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Reading
the Old Testament: An Introduction to Biblical Hebrew |
An online guide to learning to read OT Hebrew.
“Encyclopedia Britannica online cites Reading the Old Testament as the
"Web's Best Site" for Old Testament study” |
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“The Targums of Onkelos and Jonathan Ben Uzziel On
the Pentateuch With The Fragments of the |
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“Ancient images and commentary relating to the Bible
and the ancient Near East” |
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The complete text of the Ben Chayyim Hebrew
Scriptures otherwise known as the Bomberg Bible in PDF format. The primary
Hebrew text used for the KJV translation. |
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“A new dictionary of the Aramaic language, to be
called The Comprehensive Aramaic Lexicon, is currently in preparation by an
international team of scholars, with headquarters at the |
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Text base and
variants. |
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“The texts are intended to be identical to those
published in the printed editions (The Old Testament in Syriac according to
the Peshitta Version, edited on behalf of the International Organization for
the Study of the Old Testament, Brill, |
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A
Dictionary Of The Targumim, The Talmud Babli And Yerushalmi, And The
Midrashic Literature |
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We find Good Homes for
Nice Jewish Books - Specialists in Out-of-Print
Jewish, Holocaust, & Radical Imprints in All Languages |
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Abzu is a guide to the rapidly increasing, and widely
distributed data relevant to the study and public presentation of the Ancient
Near East via the Internet. |
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“This site currently provides you with five main online
resources for learning Torah (God's Laws given all people, whether Jews or
Gentiles, through Moses at Sinai):” Download
the html files for use offline. |
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“Russian site has the entire text of the Midrash Rabbah,
and the other major collections of midrash in fully searchable Unicode
Hebrew!” |
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“Russian site with an index of many tractates from
the Babylonian Talmud with links to scanned images of folios!” |
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Yale Library’s Hebraica Team |
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“An Anchor Bible Dictionary Index; an index to
marginal citations in Charlesworth's Old Testament Pseudepigrapha; an index
to the common texts in the Hallo Context of Scripture volumes and Pritchard's
ANET; and more” |
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“The scroll pages are photo copies. Some are scanned in black and white and some in grays. The original scroll when it was first photographed was a slightly orange color with some more and less darkened areas. Thus you will be able to read the scroll here but it is a facsimile of a photo copy and not a reproduction of the actual colors of the scroll.” |
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“FoundationStone
is a FREE application and support materials designed to allow the most
efficient learning of its Hebrew vocabulary. |
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“In addition to Biblical Hebrew grammatical studies,
this site provides some information regarding common Hebrew blessings and
prayers, the Hebrew Scriptures (“Old Testament”), Jewish holidays, and
meditations from a Messianic point of view. The Names of G-d in Hebrew, as
well as an online glossary of Hebrew and Yiddish terms is also provided.” |
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“The Leningrad Codex from the Michigan-Claremont
electronic text at the Oxford Text Archive” |
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Faculty Member @ Baptist Bible Seminary |
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Vilna edition of the Babylonian Talmud with scanned
pictures of |
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A Powerpoint demo of the new Biblestudy program SESB
(Stuttgart Elektronic Study Bible) from the GBS. |
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“We have Hebrew and other courses in biblical
languages and culture. The Biblical Language Center trains people from around
the world to read and enjoy the Hebrew Bible and Greek New Testament in the
original languages.” |
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The whole Bible narrated in
Hebrew Plays on PC & MAC On 4 audio CDs (MP3
format)! The Law, The Prophets, The
Writings. (Torah, Neveeim, Ktuvim). |
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A basic background to the Targumim. |
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A brief introduction by Mark G. Vitalis Hoffman |
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Torah with Documentary Hypothesis
markingsfrom the electronic version of the Leningrad Codex maintained by the
Westminster Hebrew Institute. |
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One of the best OT sites I have ever seen on the
web. I cannot believe I did not know about it before now! I went to a session
Dr. Hildebrandt did today @ the annual ETS conference and am having lunch
with him tomorrow. |
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“Welcome to Old Testament Gateway. The Old Testament
Gateway is a comprehensive, annotated, academic directory of internet sites
on the Old Testament.” |
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This web site is dedicated to making old seforim of
Rishonim and Acharonim available over the internet. The Seforim Online
project is run by dedicated individuals who are commited to the mitzva of
Talmud Torah. |
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Hebrewbooks.org was founded in order to preserve old
Hebrew books that are out of print and/or circulation. Many American Rabbis
wrote seforim (Hebrew books) in the early part of the 20th century. They have
long since passed away and in many instances so has their holy work. |
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Dr. Alexander Samely: “This is where my Database of
Midrashic Units in the Mishnah is published. The Database translates and
explains all explicit biblical interpretations found in the Mishnah except
for those in tractate Avot. The biblical interpretations of that tractate
will be published at a later date.” |
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“The Yamada Language Guides are the definitive guide
to language resources on the World Wide Web.” |
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"Fairfield Language Technologies publishes
the Rosetta Stone Language Library, revolutionary CD ROM and online language
learning software acclaimed for its speed, power and effectiveness." |
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“SBS Radio has grown up with multicultural |
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The personal page of a seminary professor
in |
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“Established in 1963 by John T. Zubal, Zubal Books offers an outstanding selection of used and antiquarian titles. This Web site provides access to one of the largest collections of out-of-print titles available on the Internet. The Zubal Books warehouse maintains close to 5,000,000 volumes of scholarly and rare books in the fields of Literary Criticism & Biography, History, Philosophy, Science, Anthropology & Archaeology, Religion, Historiography, Linguistics, Occult and Fiction. |
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Welcome to Books for Libraries, Inc., where for 15 years hundreds of satisfied libraries have increased their book holdings and found quality used library shelving at excellent prices. Books for Libraries, Inc is an unique company. We specialize in providing opening day collections for emerging schools, subject specific collections for developing libraries, and high quality steel library shelving in any quantity or configuration. We also offer consultation services for academic libraries in collection development, library appraisals, automation and other technologies, and library building design and layout.” - A friend of mine doing an excellent service to theological libraries
across the country and around the world. |
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Click on “The
Worthwhile Mall”. This is a fantastic site! “The Worthwhile Company chooses carefully
the vendors we feature in our mall. We work hard to create a shopping
experience where you feel secure not only in the safety of your transaction
but in the quality and "family friendliness" of the products.” |
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New and Used books |
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Christian Book Distributors |
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Judaic and Hebrew software. |
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A nice place to find some very good deals. |
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Inter Varsity Press |
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