Links to Helpful Sites for Bible Study
Bible Gateway is a Searchable Online Bible
The Bible Gateway is a tool for reading and researching scripture online in the language or translation of your choice. Bible Gateway provides but it not limited to the following:
- Advanced searching capabilities
- Version Comparison Capabilities
- Scripture Based Keyword Look-up
- Phrase Look-up
- Reference Look-up
- Topical Index
- Audio Bibles
- Reading Plans
- Devotionals
http://www.blueletterbible.org/
Blue Letter Bible is an extremely helpful site including but not limited to:
- Bible Dictionary Search
- Commentaries
- The Bible on Audio and Video
- Study Tools
- Images and Maps
- Devotionals
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Passage Look-up with side by side version comparisons
- Passage References
Bible.org is the largest Bible study site on the web.
Bible.org exists to freely share the good news from God to the entire world so you can KNOW the Truth about life and eternity. We provide free access on the Internet to the finest, most trustworthy biblical truths and materials.
Anyone with Internet access can the download of the NET Bible (for free) right now or you can read it on line.
Biblos is a fantastic resource when studying the Bible.
Biblos offers Bible study tools including but not limited to the following:
Atlas: http://bibleatlas.org
Concordance:http://concordances.org/
- Concordance: An alphabetical index of the principal words of a book, as of the Bible, with a reference to the passage in which each occurs. An alphabetical index of subjects or topics.
- Multi-Version Bible Concordance: 564,640 Entries from 29,275 words
- Strong’s Exhaustive Concordance: Including HELPS Lexicon and NAS Exhaustive
- Englishman’s Greek Concordance: Complete Concordance of the Greek New Testament
- Englishman’s Hebrew Concordance: Complete Concordance of the Hebrew Old Testament
Online Parallel Bible: http://bible.cc/
Multi-Source Bible Dictionary: http://eastonsbibledictionary.com/
Bible Encyclopedia: http://bibleencyclopedia.com/
Devotions: http://dailystudybible.com/
Bible Commentaries
- Commentary: A series of comments, explanations, or annotations.
Barnes’ Notes on the Bible: http://barnes.biblecommenter.com
Calvin’s Commentaries: http://calvin.biblecommenter.com
Clarke’s Commentary on the Bible: http://clarke.biblecommenter.com
Darby’s Bible Synopsis: http://darby.biblecommenter.com
Geneva Study Bible: http://gsb.biblecommenter.com
Gill’s Exposition of the Entire Bible: http://gill.biblecommenter.com
Guzik Bible Commentary: http://guzik.biblecommenter.com/
Homilies of Chrysostom:http://chrysostom.biblecommenter.com
- Homily: a sermon, usually on a Biblical topic and usually of a non-doctrinal nature. An admonitory or moralizing discourse. An inspirational saying or cliché.
Jamieson-Fausset-Brown: http://jfb.biblecommenter.com
People’s New Testament: http://pnt.biblecommenter.com
Keil and Delitzsch OT Commentary: http://kad.biblecommenter.com
KJV Translators’ Notes: http://kjt.biblecommenter.com
Matthew Henry’s Concise Commentary: http://mhc.biblecommenter.com
Matthew Henry’s Whole Bible Comm: http://mhcw.biblecommenter.com
Scofield Reference Notes: http://sco.biblecommenter.com
Teed Bible Commentary: http://teed.biblecommenter.com/
The Treasury of David (Psalms): http://tod.biblecommenter.com
Treasury of Scripture Knowledge: http://tsk.scripturetext.com
Vincent’s Word Studies (NT): http://vws.biblecommenter.com
Wesley’s Notes on the Bible: http://wes.biblecommenter.com
Original Language Tools
Interlinear:http://interlinearbible.org
- Interlinear Bible: having the same text in various languages set in alternate lines.
Lexicon: http://biblelexicon.org
- Lexicon: A dictionary, esp one of an ancient language such as Greek or Hebrew; a list of terms relating to a particular subject; the vocabulary of a language or of an individual; linguistics the set of all the morphemes of a language
Greek Concordance: http://concordances.org
Reference Materials
Apocrypha:http://apocrypha.org/
- Apocrypha: A group of 14 books, not considered canonical, included in the Septuagint and the Vulgate as part of the Old Testament, but usually omitted from Protestant editions of the Bible.
Measures: http://weights-and-measures.scripturetext.com/
Reference Bible: http://refbible.com/
- Reference Bible: indexes all Concordance, Dictionary and Encyclopedia entries for each term.
Thesaurus: http://biblethesaurus.org/
Visuals: http://biblestudio.com/
Free Bible Images for Non-Commercial Use: http://www.visualbiblealive.com
Gospels
Interwoven Gospels: http://interwovengospels.com/
Parallel Gospels: http://parallelgospels.org/
Life of Jesus: http://christianbookshelf.org/jesus.htm
Life of Christ includes:
- A Vindication of Three of Our Blessed Saviour’s Miracles – Lardner
- Christ Altogether Lovely – Flavel
- Christ The Way, The Truth, and The Life – Brown
- Christ, Christianity and the Bible – Haldeman
- Christology of the Old Testament – Hengstenberg
- His Last Week – Barton
- His Life – Barton
- Hope of the Gospel – Macdonald
- ‘Jesus Himself’ – Murray
- Jesus of Nazareth – A Biography – Mark
- King of the Jews – Stead
- Miracles of Our Lord – Macdonald
- Parables of the Cross – Trotter
- Personal Friendships of Jesus – Miller
- The Death of Christ – Denney
- The Dolorous Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ – Emmerich
- The Four-Fold Gospel – Mcgarvey
- The Gospel Day – Orr
- the harmony of the gospels – Augustine
- The Heart-Cry of Jesus – Rees
- The Life and Times of Jesus the Messiah – Edersheim
- The Life of Jesus – Renan
- The Life of Jesus Christ in Its Historical Connexion – Neander
- The Life of Jesus of Nazareth – Rhees
- The Lord of Glory – Gaebelein
- The Miracles of Jesus – Beth
- The Parables of Our Lord – Arnot
- The Person of Christ – Schaff
- The Romance of M. Renan, and the Christ of the Gospels – Schaff
- The Shepherd Of My Soul – Callan
- The Social Principles of Jesus – Rauschenbusch
- The Trial and Death of Jesus Christ – Stalker
- The Work Of Christ – Gaebelein
- Vergilius – Bacheller
- Why Four Gospels? – Pink
Study Resources
Story Lists: http://topicalbible.org/stories.htm
Chronological: http://bibletimeline.info/
Online Christian Library: http://ChristianBookshelf.org
Access over a thousand manuscripts, commentaries, historical textbooks, sermon collections, devotionals, and much more. Search for any combination of keywords, text, author, or title. We have also included a Bible search for quick comparisons.
The Library is coordinated with all Biblos resources. We have included a wide range of sources, from the Early Church Fathers through modern texts and denominations. We hope this resource will be a useful supplement to your study and understanding of God’s Word.
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http://www.geocities.com/athens/olympus/5257/index.html
The purpose of this web site is to give the student of the Bible an understanding of some very important teachings of the Bible the way they were meant to be understood by their very Jewish authors. The Bible is a Hebrew document, and one has to interpret it with the definitions and an understanding of the customs of the people who wrote it. We cannot use our own modern definitions or the definitions of Bible scholars from the 3rd, 4th, and 5th century who were educated in Greek philosophy and tried to interpret the Scriptures within that framework. Unfortunately, the interpretations given by these Bible scholars of the first few centuries are the interpretations generally accepted today throughout Christendom. We however, must discipline ourselves to discard these incorrect definitions and use the same definitions of words which the writers of the Bible used if we are to understand correctly what the author was trying to tell us. Understanding some key Jewish customs will also enlighten us to many Scriptures that have also been interpreted without reference to Jewish cultural practices.
http://openlibrary.org/books/OL23366138M/The_New_Testament_for_English_readers
The New Testament for English readers containing the authorized version with marginal corrections of readings and renderings, marginal references and a critical and explanatory commentary.
Yashanet promotes Torah learning over the internets. It is a wonderful source of Hebrew Bible information and Jewish studies.
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