Apologetics, Culture, etc.
Answers In Genesis. Creationist material.
Ancient Days. Dr. David Livingston. Evolution/creation, flood, exodus, conquest. Some Audio.
Ankerberg Theological Research Institute. 1500 articles on cults, apologetics, etc. Baker Ency. of Christian Apologetics.
Apologetics Encyclopedia of Bible Verses. A good resource by Tektonics Apologetics Ministry.
Apologetics Information Ministry. Check resources.
Apologetics Press. Check A.P. Resources for archive articles.
Apologetic Resources. Apologetics, evidences, worldviews. Doy Moyer.
Associates for Biblical Research. Biblical Archaeology material.
A.C.A.P. Check resources for several good articles.
ARN. Access Research Network. Information on the Intelligent Design Movement: Behe; Dembski; Denton; Johnson; Wells.
Back to Genesis. Back issues of Acts and Facts. Institute for Creation Research.
Biblical Theism. Evidences for God, Worldviews in Conflict, Christian response to Humanism, etc. Robert L. Waggoner.
Bede's Library. Reasonable apologetics.
CARM. The Christian Apologetics and Research Ministry. Islam, Evolution, Atheism, Jehovah's Witnesses, Mormonism, et al.
Christian Information Ministries. C. I. M. Check the articles and papers.
The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown. Good response at Apologetics Index. See especially the links to articles.
The Da Vinci Code: of Magdalene, Gnostics, the Goddess and the Grail. Numerous articles.

The Da Vinci Code. Lectures by Darrell L. Bock and others.
The Da Vinci Challenge. Current material that challenges the accuracy of The DaVinci Code. Includes evangelicals. New in Feb., 2006.
The Da Vinci Outreach. Catholic page devoted to exposing portions of The DaVinci Code, and the upcoming movie (May 19, 2006).
Deciphering "The Da Vinci Code". Albert Mohler.
The Da Vinci Code Movie. Mark Roberts and others at justchristians.com provide 12 pdf pages dealing with the basic issues of the book and movie.
Decoding The Da Vinci Code. Lecture by N. T. Wright on "The Challenge of Historic Christianity to Post-Modern Fantasy" at Seattle Pacific University.

The Da Vinci Code: Is Christianity True? Resources provided by Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. Download entire book by Andreas J. Kostenberger.
Da Vinci Code Resources at Biblical Foundations. Ministry of Dr. Andreas J. Kostengerger.
Articles, video, audio, and PowerPoint files.
Evidence.Info. Harmony between Bible and Science. Some PowerPoint slide shows.
Evolution: Read Origin of the Species by Charles Darwin. Check it for yourself.  In The Descent of Man Darwin says man descended from Apes (ch. 6).
Institute for Biblical and Scientific Studies. A wide range of studies available: Archaeology, Science, etc.
Tekton Apologetics Ministries.
Leadership U. Apologetics. Including World Religions Index.
C. S. Lewis Foundation.
C. S. Lewis and the Inklings Web Site. Dr. Bruce Edwards is a Lewis scholar.
C. S. Lewis: Into the Wardrobe.

C. S. Lewis Tours. If you plan to be in Oxford take this tour with Ron Brind. We enjoyed it.
Apologetics. Apologetic resources and the C. S. Lewis Society.
C. S. Lewis photographs. Photographs of sites in and around Oxford associated with C. S. Lewis.


Lord I Believe. Material by Hill Roberts on creation/apologetics.
Origins. Features resources concerning intelligent design; Phillip Johnson; Evolution/Creation.
Probe Ministries. Analyzing and challenging contemporary culture. Beware Calvinistic theology.
Scientific Photo Gallery. Paluxy River finds. Don Patton, geologist.
Stand to Reason. Apologetics resources.
Testimony of the Evangelists. Simon Greenleaf. Reliability of the testimony concerning the resurrection.
The True.Origin Archive. Exposing the myth of evolution.
Uncommon Descent. The Intelligent Design Weblog of Bill Demski & Friends.

Archaeology & the Bible
Biblical Cities & Biblical Coins. Links to sites about many biblical places. Information about archaeology in Iraq.
ABZU. Museum Collections, Archaeological Sites, etc.
The Adventures of Archaeology Wordsmith. Archaeological terms defined by Dr. Barbara Ann Kipfer.
Archaeologic.com. A comprehensive web directory of all things archaeological.
Articles on Ancient History at Livius. Material on Anatolia, Egypt, Greece, Judea, Persia, etc. Some photos.
ASOR. American Schools of Oriental Research.

For information on the Bible check Archaeological Study Bible web page.
Associates for Biblical Research Biblical Archaeology material. Conservative.
Badè Museum of Biblical Archaeology. Badè excavated Tell en-Nasbeh, probably Mizpah in Benjamin.
Biblical Archaeology Society Web Site. Some BAR articles.
Biblical Insights From Archaeology. Article by Ferrell Jenkins.
The Book & the Spade. Radio program dealing with Biblical Archaeology.
EurekAlert! Updates on various discoveries and projects relating to the Ancient World.
Explorator. Weekly newsletter listing articles from the media relating to archaeology or history.
FindaDig. Biblical Archaeology Society lists current archaeological excavations in the Bible world.

Inscriptions from the land of Israel.
The Bible and Interpretation. Latest news relevant to biblical study. Archaeology and more.
Israel Antiquities Authority. Recent discoveries.
Archaeology News Stories. Links to archaeology news stories. Updated daily.
The LMLK Research Website.
National Geographic Magazine. One hundred year index to article on biblical geography, archaeology, and Middle Eastern history.
Prewitt-Allen Archaeological Museum. Corban College, Salem, OR. Images of archaeological artifacts.
NEAS. The Near East Archaeological Society.
Pool of Siloam. New excavations. Article by Ferrell Jenkins.
Synagogues. Second Temple Synagogues by Donald D. Binder.
Professor John Wineland. Archaeology, Middle East and Greco-Roman history, History of Christianity, Restoration History.
Joe Zias. Articles on archaeology and physical anthropology.
Top Ten Archaeological Discoveries of Twentieth Century. Dr. Keith N. Schoville. With photographs.
Update on the Tomb and Bones of Jesus Claim. See BLOG for May 13, 2007.

Bible Study Software & Tools
info about Bible study software...
BibleWorks. A great software program for the serious student. Version 7 is now available. I use it.
BibleWorks modules. Includes public domain resources such as Keil & Delitzsch, Tacitus, Code of Hammurabi, etc.
Bible Master: New American Standard Version. GRAB the $19.99 special, or the Electronic Bible Library.
Biblical Studies and Technological Tools. From scroll to screen... codex to computer...
Blue Letter Bible. Includes dictionaries and commentaries.
Logos Research System. Logos has set the standard for electronic publishing.
Master Christian Library. Wonderful collection of books & maps in PDF.
Accordance. Great Bible software for Mac users.
e-Sword. Bibles, commentaries, other books. Available also for the Pocket PC.
Online Bible. Inexpensive source for Bibles and older commentaries. North America site.
2009 Five Day Bible Reading Program. Prepared by Mark and Dena Roberts.

Bibles Available Online
Audio Bible. Listen to the Bible. Reading by Alexander Scourby.
Audio Treasure. Bibles in MP3 audio format. Several languages. Check their links for other resources.
Bible Gateway to search for truth. Search NASB, NIV, RSV and other versions.
Bible Database. Bibles in several languages available in an attractive format.
Bibles.org.uk. Various Greek, Hebrew, and English Bible in PDF. Check The Bibles Repository.
Bible.Logos. English and Greek versions included.
The International Standard Version. Download new translation. Musings by Dr. David Alan Black.
Commentaries at StudyLight. Entire Burton Coffman commantaries online. Also old ISBE and other resources. Opens blank window.
Commentaries and Dictionaries. Crosswalk provides numerous reference materials.
Commentaries at Search God's Word.
Coffman; Johnson; McGarvey; Robertson; Henry.
Bible Gateway Commentaries. IVP Commentaries on the New Testament.
Greek New Testament/LXX. Browser, parsing, other features.
New American Standard Bible. Provided by Gospelcom. Other versions and languages available.
The NET Bible. Great study and translator notes available online.
The Bible Tool. Bibles in many languages. Click on Biblical Texts. Commentaries and other tools.
Cross Wire Bible Society.
Lamsa Bible Online. This is Dr. George Lamsa's [Aramaic] Peshitta New Testament English translation. New Testament (link to OT).
The Linked Word Project. Bible with Strong numbers and other references (TDNT).
J. B. Phillips Translation of the New Testament. Good maps by Gordon Smith.
The Unbound Bible. A collection of searchable Bibles and Bible tools.
Foreign language Bibles. When you need to check a verse in a non-English language.

Thompson Chain Reference Bible. A nice list of the TOPICS covered in Thompson. Begin with online bible library. Provided by Word Search.
Use the NET Bible Online. Type in a word, or book, chapter, and verse.

NET Bible Search+:

If you have difficulty with the search go directly to the NEXT Bible and start there.

Lookup a word or passage in the Bible.
Some Audio Versions Available.



BibleGateway.com
Include this form on your page

(e.g., John 1 or baptism)

Biblical Backgrounds
Exploring Ancient World Cultures.
Into His Own. Perspective on the World of Jesus.
Middle East Resources. Perhaps the most extensive and well-linked site.
Noah's Ark & Mount Ararat. New links added.
Postmodern Bible Dictionary. Hypertext and multimedia dictionary project. Dr. Tim Bulkeley. New Zealand.
Scripture Index. Vast amount of resources for books of Bible.
Wonderful Biblical Resources. Ancient Egypt books; Hodge; Law (1 Jn.); Charles (Rev.); Berkhoff, N.T. Introduction; Seminary Review articles; Bible Land photos.

Biblical Criticism: Manuscripts & Translations
Guest Article on Bible Translations by Daniel B. Wallace, PhD.
Text Critical Series by Daniel B. Wallace. How the Bible came to us. Includes audio/video files.
The Aleppo Codex. Ancient Hebrew Bible manuscript. Under construction. Some pages online.
Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts.
Great photos of minuscule manuscripts and lectionaries.
Codex Sinaiticus Website. Study the manuscript online.
Textual criticism. Wieland Willker's home page. Great collection of Bible manuscripts.
The Rylands Fragment of the Gospel of John. The oldest known manuscript of John, and possibly of the New Testament. Photos.
Bible Research. Internet Resources for Students of Scripture by Michael Marlowe. Text, versions, canon.
Development of the Canon of the New Testament.
History of the English Bible: KJV to RV (from Elegance to Accuracy) by Daniel B. Wallace.
Ink and Blood. This exhibit of Bibles and manuscripts has a nice web page. Check for exhibit dates.
"Gender-neutral" Bible Translation. Responses by Wayne Grudem and others to TNIV, Today's New International Version.
The New Testament Documents: Are They Reliable? Complete book by F. F. Bruce.
The Scriptorium. Manuscripts; Fonts; Maps of Palestine. Opens in blank window.
Interpreting Ancient Manuscripts Web. Look at bottom of page for link to Bodmer photos of P66 and P75.
Egerton Papyrus 2. Includes scriptures similar to John.
The Great Isaiah Scroll. Dead Sea Scroll. Entire scroll now online. Takes a while to load.
Inventory of Manuscripts from Qumran. Dead Sea Scrolls.
POxy: Oxyrhynchus Online. Information and photos of several Bible MSS. Certificate of Pagan Sacrifice. AD 250.
The Pepper Bible. Illuminated manuscript of the KJV Bible by James G. Pepper. Good links to biblical manuscripts.
The Road to Hampton Court: The English Bible before 1611. Nice presentation by the Biblical Resource Center.
The Schøyen Collection. General information about manuscripts with photographs.
The West Semitic Research Project. Information about Bible and related manuscripts.

William Tyndale. Check gallery & links (access to photos of Bible manuscripts). Fire for the Ploughman.
Avraham Borshevsky. Calligrapher and Illuminator. Manuscript replicas. Articles on parchment, et.al.

Blogs and News Pertaining to Biblical Studies.
How do they get any work done? Maybe this is it! Thanks.
Bible and Interpretation. News, archaeology, etc. relevant to study of the Bible.
Ben Witherington on the Bible and Culture. Asbury Theological Seminary. Mostly New Testament and cultural comments.
BiblicalStudies.Org.UK. Rob Bradshaw continues to make more and more good materials available online.
Biblical Studies and Technological Tools. From scroll to screen... codex to computer. Informative updates.
Codex Blogspot. Mostly Old Testament by Tyler F. Williams. Also see his Codex Homepage.
Deus Artefacta. David E. Graves deals with archaeological aretfacts [artifacts] illustrating historical accuracy of Bible.
PaleoJudaica. A weblog on Ancient Judaism and its context by Jim Davila, St. Andrews University, Scotland.

Logos Bible Software Blog. Updates from Logos staff.
Morris Proctor's Tips & Tricks for Logos Bible Software. Proctor is authorized trainer for Logos.
English Standard Version Bible Blog.

Ferrell's Travel Blog. Traveling Ancient Roads with Ferrell Jenkins. Includes photos and information about the Bible world.
Claude Mariottini. Professor of Old Testament at Northern Baptist Seminary. Old Testament topics.
NT Gateway Weblog. New Testament studies and related material by Mark Goodacre.
Religions of the Ancient Mediterranean blog. Phil Harland.
Explorator. Weekly newsletter listing articles from the media relating to archaeology or history.
RogueClassicism. David Meadows. Updates on things pertaining to ancient Greece and Rome.
Blog at Biblical Studies Info Page. Miscellaneous blogs by Ferrell Jenkins.
Executable Preacher. Mark Copeland's informative blog for gospel preachers. Much helpful info.
The Book and the Spade. Latest discoveries and developments in Biblical Archaeology by Gordon Govier.
Parchment and Pen. A theology blog featuring articles by Dan Wallace, et al.
Primetime Jesus. Evangelical scholars engaging the public square about Jesus.
Revelation Resources. Georg S. Adamsen's blog of resources for the study of the Book of Revelation.
Dr. Leen Ritmeyer's Blog on Biblical Archaeology. Special emphasis on the Temple Mount and Jerusalem archaeology.
Theosebes. Mordant commentary on Christianity and culture by Alan Cornett.
Todd's Thoughts. Musings from Todd Bolen of BiblePlaces.com (see under Photos below).
BiblePlaces Blog. Here Todd Bolen gives the late news and analysis of happenings in Israel (related to Bible Places).
Tyndale Tech. Electronic resources for biblical studies. David Instone-Brewer of Tyndale House, Cambridge.
Uncommon Descent. The Intelligent Design Weblog of Bill Demski & Friends.
Aantekeningen bij de Bijbel. J. P. Van de Giessen.
Biblioblogs Search Engine. Search many Biblioblogs at one time.

Books: New and Used. Also Ebooks available online.
Bibliofind. Search for used religious books from various sellers. Now associated with Amazon.
Bruce. Second Thoughts on the Dead Sea Scrolls. Available online.
eScholarship editions. Full text books from academic presses. Some archaeology and religion available to public.
The On-Line Books Page. Many books available for downloading.
Books Online. Books by Bruce, Edersheim, Warfield, et al. Click on Public Domain.
Logos Research System. I strongly recommend the Logos system. This is the defacto standard in electronic religious publication.
Dabar. Site has several older scholarly E-books. Click on Biblical-Theological.
Philologos Religious Online Books. Edersheim, Geike, Ramsay, et al.
Simon Greenleaf. Testimony of the Evangelists. Applies basic rules of common law to the witness of the gospel writers.
Wipfandstock. This company is now publishing many out of print books.

Church History. See also Restoration Movement
Adherents. Statistics for over 4200 religious groups.
Church Fathers. Ante-Nicene and Post-Nicene. Ability to search for info before AD 200.
Early Church. An Internet resource for studying the early church. Rob Bradshaw, UK.
Early Christians Writings. Just what the title implies. Through 3rd century A.D.

The Hall of Church History.
Dan Petty's LessonsOnline Page. Church History and Biblical Studies.
Religion & the Founding of the American Republic. Library of Congress exhibit.
Philip Schaff's History of the Christian Church. Eight volumes.

Documenting Your Online Research
Columbia Guide to Online Style. Guide for Electronic Media.
Citation Guide for Internet Sources.
Introduction to Research: Online Resources.

Evangelism
A Guide to Web Evangelism. Detailed resources for online evangelism. Take care but learn.

Greek Studies
Learn New Testament Greek.
New Testament Greek. A new online course by Jeff Smelser.
Online Elementary Greek. A course by Dr. Jim West.
Read the Greek New Testament. Notes on the New Testament by Peter Misselbrook. Opens in new window.
Textkit. Greek and Latin learning tools. Some NT grammars can be downloaded.
Audio of the Greek New Testament. Reading of Westcott Hort Greek Testament by Marilyn Phemister.
Perseus Digital Library. A growing digital library for study of ancient world.
Galilee Greek Font. A nice Greek font by Rod Decker to use in PowerPoint or handouts. Good Greek materials here.

Judaism
Jewish Studies Resources.
Flavius Josephus Homepage. G. J. Goldberg includes NT parallels to the works of Josephus. Chronology of life of Josephus.
Josephus Scholarly Studies. Complete books at PACE including H. St. John Thackeray and Steve Mason.
Judaism; Jerusalem Resources. Many good links.
Edersheim: Sketches of Jewish Social Life. Edited 1876 edition.
PACE. Project on Ancient Cultural Engagement. Click Texts and Commentary and Textual Parallels for Josephus material.
PaleoJudaica. A weblog on Ancient Judaism and its context.

Maps of Bible Lands
Bible Maps by Manna. Bible Maps Plus includes maps, photos, timelines, PowerPoint maps, etc.
Bible Atlas. Wonderful source with maps individualized for specific Bible places.
Bible Map. Has two Bible versions (try ESV) and satellite maps.Places are hyper-linked to map. Helpful study tool.
Bible Mapper. This Bible mapping system is currently free. Use it to make your own maps.
Bible Mapper wiki. Mark Hoffman provides support, tutorials & map sharing.
Bible History Online. Some excellent Bible maps.
Map Collection at U. of Texas. Includes Middle East.
Simple Bible Atlas. About 20 nice maps and diagrams.
Spiritual Service Supply. Scott Richardson has a nice set of maps for sale; also Discovering...Kings of the Divided Monarchy.
Walking in Their Sandals. Journey through the land of the Bible. CD.

Museums and Traveling Exhibits
Bible Lands Museum Jerusalem. Take the virtual tour.
Bijbelsmuseum. Amsterdam.
The British Museum. New updated page with some biblical material. Use COMPASS to search for photos.
Brooklyn Museum. Check Egypt and Assyria.
Some Biblically Related Artifacts in the British Museum. This is a catalog of material I have prepared over the years.
Some Biblically Related Artifacts in the Musee du Louvre. Guide by Ferrell Jenkins in PDF.

Biblically Related Artifacts in the Museums of Berlin. Guide by Ferrell Jenkins in PDF.

Chester Beatty Library. Dublin, Ireland. Location of Beatty Biblical Papyri of Bible, including 2nd century NT.
Chester Beatty Library. In the Footsteps of Saint Paul. Pauline Letters Exhibit.
Eretz Israel Museum, Tel Aviv. Tell Qasile in the center of the area on Tel Aviv University campus. Philistine port city of 12th century B.C.
Freer Art Gallery. Special exhibit: In the Beginning: Bibles Before the Year 1000. Great exhibit with photos.
Hecht Museum. Haifa, Israel.
Siegfried H. Horn Museum and the Institute of Archaeology at Andrews University.
Istanbul Archaeological Museum. Assyrian, Babylonian, Greek, Roman. Siloam tunnel inscription; Gezer calendar and boundary stone; Herodian temple warning, et al.
James L. Kelso Bible Lands Museum. Located at Pittsburg [Pennsylvania]Theological Seminary.
The Louvre. Check Egyptian, Oriental, Greek and Roman collections.
Metropolitan Museum of Art. New York.
The Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago. Great collection of materials on this venerable museum.
Royal Ontario Museum. A great collection of interest to Bible students.
The Semitic Museum at Harvard University. Ancient Cyprus, Nuzi and the Hurrians, Ashkelon, Houses of Ancient Israel.
University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. Egyptian, Near Eastern, Roman, etc.
Egyptian Museum, Berlin.
Museum of Ancient Near East, Berlin. Voderasiatisches Museum. Pergamon Museum includes Assyrian & Babylonian.

New Testament Background
Epistle to the Hebrews: Internet Resources.
Epistles of Peter and Jude: Internet Resources.
Gospel of John: Internet Resources. This material has been gathered for a study of the Gospel of John.
Link to Jesus InstituteAbout Jesus.
CenturyOne Bookstore. See Special Features near bottom of page.
Cliffs Notes on the New Testament. Yes, this is the famous notes used by many students who prefer not to read the real thing.
The Jewish Roman World of Jesus. Info by Dr. James D. Tabor. Often a liberal perspective.
Flavius Josephus Home Page. The first century historian online.
Herodotus on the Web. Texts and links about Herodotus.
Index of Resources for Historians. Includes material on Middle East.
Felix Just. Catholic Resources. Biblical resources. Johannine literature, Revelation & Apocalyptic, Biblical & religious art. Extensive links.
K. C. Hanson's Home Page. Features N. T. Palestine. Photos. Links.
New Testament Introduction. Course material by Professor Barry D. Smith.
On-Line Reference Book for Medieval Studies. Domitian.
Resources for New Testament Study. Rodney Decker, Baptist scholar.
Revelation Resources. for the study of the Book of Revelation.
Paul and the Pauline Epistles. Numerous links.
Paul Project. Third Millennium ministries. Reformed theology.
W. M. Ramsay. Letters to the Seven Churches of Asia.
Herman Hoeksema. Behold He Cometh: An Exposition of Revelation. Amillennial.

Old Testament Materials
Amos - Postmodern Bible Commentary. Literary and linguistic comment, background history & archaeology.
Daniel Resources.
Includes Robert Dick Wilson's book on Daniel.
A Scientific Investigation of the Old Testament. An old work by Robert Dick Wilson in PDF.

Biblia Hebraica. A course in biblical Hebrew.
Ancient Days. Articles by Dr. David Livingston. Evolution/Creation, Exodus, Conquest, Flood, Gen. 1-11. Audio.

Patristics
Church Fathers Collection. Download 37 volume series.
Church Fathers Collection. Ante-Nicene and Post-Nicene. Ability to search for info before AD 200.
e-Catena. Allusions to the New Testament in the Ante-Nicene Fathers. Helpful source. Search by NT reference.
Fathers of the Church. Great Catholic site. Apocrypha, patristics, etc.

Guide to Early Church Documents. Provided by ICLnet.

Periodicals: Scholarly Journals
Biblica. On-line partial edition of Biblica with general index: 1990-2004. Complete articles for recent years.
Chafer Theological Seminary Journal. Several years of back issues in PDF. Dispensaational.
Christianity Net. Christianity Today; Leadership; resources, etc.
Denver Journal. An online review of current biblical and theological studies.
The Doorway Papers of Arthur Custance.
Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society. JETS is being put online in PDF. Much good material.
Journal of Greco-Roman Christianity and Judaism. Vol. 3 (2006) now online.
The Life and Works of Henry Barclay Swete (1835-1917). Articles, essays, bibliography, etc.
Review and Expositor. Baptist journal. Abstracts of some recent volumes online.

The Theological Journal Library. BibSac, Grace, JETS, Trinity, Westminster, et al. on CD.
The Seminary Review. Good articles from early volumes published by Christian Theological Seminary. Temporarily (?) offline.
Theology Today. Archive of Volumes 15 (1958) to 53 (1997). Worth browsing for good articles.
Tyndale Journal at Tyndale House, Cambridge. Index of recent issues.
Biblical Studies bibliographic database.

Photos
BiblePlaces.com. This site by Todd Bolen has great photos of Israel, Jordan, Egypt, Turkey, Greece. Links. Get his Newsletter.
BibleWalks.com. Site by Rotem covers Galilee and Israel. Some good info and photos.
Bible Land Photographs. Growing collection of photos by David Padfield.
Life in the HolyLand. Todd Bolen's new site illustrates peoples and places of the past.
American Colony and Matson Photo Service. More than 13,000 digitized old photos of Palestine.
Egypt Archive. Jon Bodsworth has a great collection of Egypt photos, including the great museums.
Explore the Lands of the Bible. David Padfield is adding photos for use in PowerPoint presentations.
Using Photographs to Illustrate Lessons. Review of The Pictorial Library of Bible Lands.
Holy Land Photo Archives. Now has 2800 photos of about 280 sites by Professor Carl Rasmussen. This site keeps getting better.
Next Sunday Gallery. Recent photos by Jim Pitts. Courtesy of Smyth and Helwyns Publishing, Inc. Blank window.
List of Illustrations in Anchor Bible Dictionary. Compiled by Todd Bolen of Bible Places.com.
Journey of a Lifetime. 1400 high resolution photos of Israel and Jordan by John DeLancey. Some video clips.
Egypt Tour Photos. More than 600 photos by Rex Geissler. An ABR tour.
19th Century Art in Jerusalem. Illustrations, Etchings, Drawings. Links to other good sites.
Photographs by Luke Powell. Palestine and Egypt.
Photo Archive by René Seindal. Best collection of Roman statuary of which I am aware. Features museums in Italy and Denmark. Some Sicily and Egyptian Museum. Sells prints.
Turkey and the Seven Churches. Also Ararat (Urartu). Photos by Rex Geissler of ArcImaging.
Turkey Photos. Kyle Pope, Ancient Road Publications, has good photos of Turkey, including Ararat and Cilician Gates.
Walking in Their Sandals. Journey through the land of the Bible. CD, maps, photos.
Search for Pictures at Ditto.
Visible Earth.
A catalog of NASA images and animations of earth. Great for building your own maps.
Zev Radovan's Land of the Bible Photo Archive. Jerusalem photographer, and friend, has great photos for sale.

Resource Indices
Biblical Studies Resource Page. By Torrey Seland, Volda University College, Norway.
Bible History Online. A great web site for Bible students and teachers. Good maps.
Biblical Hermeneutics Web Page. Wide variety of studies and links by Andrew S. Kulikovsky.
Biblical Studies. Resources for those studying the Scritpures. Rob Bradshaw, UK.
Biblical Studies Foundation. A rich source of information. Check Professor's Soapbox. Dispensational.
Biblical Studies on the WEB. Exegetical journal: Biblical Theology. Library links.
Biblical Studies Resources. Jim West provides good links.
Codex. Tyler F. Williams. Resources include biblical studies, especially OT, software reviews, commentary and book surveys.
Internet Researcher: Guide to Semitic & Christian Oriental Resources. Catholic University of America.

The New Testament Gateway. Mark Goodacre. Comprehensive directory of New Testament resources.
New Testament Resources. By Rodney Decker, Baptist scholar.
The Old Testament and the Ancient Near East. Good collection of material by Ralph W. Klein.
Links for Archaeology and Biblical Studies at U. of St. Mary of the Lake.
Illustrations for Sermons.
Internet Resources for the Study & Teaching of Theology. Oxford University.
Latter Day Saints. Mormons. Site includes some Bible Land photos, maps, Book of Mormon, etc.
Master's Seminary Web Resources. Click on Links to Web Resources. Some excellent links.
Not Just Bibles. A Guide to Christian Resources on the Internet.
Research Guides by Don Meredith. Librarian, Harding University Graduate School of Religion. Good bibliographies.
Virtual Religion Index. Rutgers University Religion Department.
Vocabulary for Biblical Studies. Helpful terminology for beginning students. Maintained by Fred L. Horton, Wake Forest University.
Wieland Willker's Home Page. Scholarly links. Biblical criticism, Greek New Testament.

Restoration Movement
Harrell, Churches of ChristThe Churches of Christ in the Twentieth Century: Homer Hailey's
Personal Journey of Faith.
Order historian D. E. Harrell's most recent book today from Amazon.com!
Atlanta. Then and Now - The Church of Christ in Atlanta [1963]. Historical article by the late Mrs. Hugh (Doris) Davis.
Bethany. This link is for Bethany College in WVA. Look under Historic Bethany for info on the Campbells.
Bible Banner. Publication of Foy E. Wallace, Jr. and Cled Wallace in the 1940s. Index.
Restoration Movement documents. Most comprehensive site. Many books online. Constantly growing.
Center for Restoration Studies. Abilene Christian University. Some documents online.
For A Cappella Music. To encourage a cappella singing in worship as it was in the New Testament church.
The Gospel Guardian. Early volumes beginning in 1949. Fanning Yater Tant, editor. Index.
Hymnals of the Stone-Campbell Movement. Information about early song books. Enos E. Dowling Collection.
Lard's Quarterly. Selected articles: 1863-1868.
Plain Talk. Publication edited by Robert F. Turner, 1964-1984. Index.
Dan Petty's LessonsOnLine. Church history links.
The Restoration Movement. Extensive list of Restoration Movement links.
Restoration Movement History. Includes location of burial sites and grave markers for many preachers of the RM.
Restoration Serials Index. Improved search format of periodicals & lectures.
Restoration Quarterly. Some articles online.
SEARCH. Simultaneous search sites by members of the churches of Christ. LoveMyJesus.
SEARCH. Search brotherhood materials. SeekYe1st.

Stone-Campbell Journal. A subscription publication with some articles online.
Bible 101. Biblical Studies Index. Emphasis on Stone-Campbell Movement.

Study Materials: Online
BibleWorld. New page with material by Ferrell Jenkins.
The 1913 Catholic Encyclopedia. Church Fathers, etc.
Luther Seminary presents The Bible Tutor. Nice Bible proficiency exam.
Hard Saying of the Day. Provided by InterVarsity Press.
Project Gutenberg.
Spindle Works. Extensive library of articles and some books. Reformed theology.

Theology
Arminian Materials. Wesley Center for Applied Theology. Holiness literature.
The Christian Theology Page. Locating theological activity on the Internet.
Council on Biblical Manhood & Womanhood. Several good books available for download.
Faithsite by Dr. John Mark Hicks. Professor at DLU and HGSR. Good material on suffering. Some Restoration material.
Internet Resources for the Study & Teaching of Theology. Oxford University.
Expository Notes of Dr. Thomas Constable, Dallas Theological Seminary.
Instrumental Music. John L. Giradeau's 1888 Instrumental Music in the Worship of the Church.
Realms of Faith. Check the Christian Author's Database for concise info on various writers.
Reformed Witness. Reformed Presbyterian. Calvinistic. No Instrumental Music. Not Premillennial, etc.
The Spurgeon Archive. Includes Treasury of David (Psalms).
Theological Studies. A resource for studying Christian theology. Robert Bradshaw, UK.
The Works of John Frame and Vern Poythress.
Presbyterian scholars.

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