Paul's First Mission Journey on ORBIS I've mentioned ORBIS before, but Chiara Palladino just posted an excellent review of th...

I am happy to report that the Atlas of the Biblical World I coauthored with Robert Mullins is now available through Fortress Press an...

I had previously reported on the Photo Companion to the Bible: Acts and noted what an outstanding visual resource it...

I just discovered Library Extension for Firefox and Chrome , and it really is remarkable. Once you add the extension in either of the tho...

I didn't make it to this year's BibleTech in Seattle, but Stephen Smith at OpenBible.info posted the slides of his presentation....

On Thursday 11 April, Mark Ward announced on the Evangelical Textual Criticism blog the release of a free, online tool for teaching text...

When BibleWorks announced they were closing up shop in June 2018, they noted that the program would, of course, continue to run as normal. ...

A Greek New Testament manuscript dated to 1297 from the collection of Cambridge University Library. The University of Cambridge posted ...

ESV.org recently announced the availability of their free ESV CrossReference Tool. It gives me an opportunity to compare the three opti...

In addition to his informative blog , Todd Bolen at BiblePlaces.com has been compiling some excellent study resources, the latest of...

London Polyglot of 1657 The Newberry Library in Chicago has recently created a website (actually just a page with popups) that provid...

I've been a long-time fan of Zotero as a free, bibliographic and note-taking tool. It takes just a click to add books, web sites, p...

OpenBible.info has just announced a new " Art of the Bible " site. The project is described here and says: Art of the Bible ...

I just learned about this fabulous mapping project that is shared by Robert Rouse on the VizBible site. It displays Paul's journeys ...

Accordance has announced a free update to version 12.3. If you have Accordance, you will definitely want to update. Read about all the new ...

Logos just announced the release of Logos 8 . I'm looking forward to checking it out when I get a chance, and I will report here when...

Glenn Weaver, a longtime member of the BibleWorks team, has just started a new blog, Bible Software and Interpretation . In explaining th...

Nijay K. Gupta announced that he is sharing for free an Intermediate Biblical Greek Reader: Galatians and Related Texts co-written with ...

Jonathan Robie at biblicalhumanities.org presents an important argument about the need for an open, trustworthy, trusted Greek text. He wr...

In my previous post , I noted the Crossway survey on how people read the Bible, but I also noted that they didn't ask what media peo...