Kevin Woodruff has posted an updated (and relocated) Bible Study Resources Guide . It's a good page to bookmark!

List UPDATED HERE I have previously commented on some of the main free and trial versions of Bible software available . I have ...

Here's a bit of an exegetical exercise that gives me opportunity both to outline how one might go about solving a Greek textual questi...

There are a number of locations in Google Earth that have received a photo-realistic 3D treatment . Athens recently was given such a trea...

https://sashamaps.net/docs/maps/roman-roads-original/ Here's a clever representation of the Roman Road system portrayed in the styl...

Bible Mapper 5 remains the only Bible mapping program with which I am familiar that allows users to create their own, copyright free, hi...

Kevin Woodruff of Bryan College has shared a long , linked list of Bible Study Resources on this page . It covers Bibles, Theology, Bible D...

Rome in Google Earth Web Google recently announced a new version of a web-based Google Earth . For now, it only runs in the Chrome des...

Views of an inscription from Amman in flat light > Reflectance Transformation Imaging; diffuse gain > Specular enhancement Ther...

BibleWorks is known for its biblical text-centric approach, but both casual and serious readers often appreciate having a quick refere...

Syri.ac has been a leading online site for Syriac resources, and they just announced two improvements to the site. From their announceme...

Blog article link Stephen Smith at OpenBible.info has posted an interesting proof of concept tool showing what a blended digital gosp...

http://asorblog.org/free-ebook-anet/#get-your-free-copy-of-the-ancient-near-east-today-special-edition-passover-as-jesus-knew-it With...

In the previous post , I listed the Bible versions I like to consult when doing textual and translation work. In this post, I want to n...