biblegateway.com
The Bible Gateway is a tool for reading and researching scripture online — all in the language or translation of your choice! It provides advanced searching capabilities, which allow readers to find and compare particular passages in scriptures
Biblos.com, Free Online Biblical Study Tools
Search, Read, Study the Bible in Many Languages. This is a very useful website that has searchable versions of online Bibles, Concordances, an Interlinear, Encyclopedia, Atlas, Lexicon, Dictionary, Reference Bible, and more.
BlueLetterBible.org – An on-line interactive reference library
Facilitating in-depth study of God’s Word through an on-line interactive reference library.
e-Sword.net – The Sword of the Lord with an Electronic Edge
e-Sword is a fast and effective way to study the Bible. e-Sword is feature rich and user friendly with more capabilities than you would expect in a free software package.
levendwater.org – Bullinger ’s Companion Bible
The levendwater home page is in German. The address above, however, links to their publication of Bullinger’s indexes to his Companion Bible. Searches can be done on words or phrases in the indexes. Very nice.
Philologos Religious Online Books
This links to an online access to Bullinger, Edersheim, and a host of other classic works.
SearchGodsWord.org
Heartlight’s Search God’s Word offers miltiple versions of the Bible, concordances, lexicons, and other tools for Biblical study and research
gladtidingsfellowship.com How to Read the Bible for Understanding and Power
Steve Jaynes is the author of ‘How to read the Bible for Understanding and Power’ and is vitally concerned with teaching others how to read, search and study the Scriptures for themselves.
NetHymnal
The #1 Hymn site on the web, featuring over 10,000 ChristÂian hymns, Author Bios, Composer Biographies, Hymn Histories and GosÂpel songs from maÂny deÂnomÂinÂaÂtions.
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Ken Brown | December 4, 2009
Tradition can be a subtle thing. We grow up believing something about a Biblical doctrine or event. It might never even occur to us to question where some particular belief came from, especially if that belief happens to be regarding some relatively minor point. I think the financial status of Joseph and Mary is a matter like that for many Christians.
It is a commonly held belief that the mother and “stepfather” of our Lord Jesus Christ were poor, but where does this belief come from?
Jane Harvester | October 12, 2009
Are you limiting God’s might by mere circumstances? I invite you to open your mind enough to let the Creator of the Universe help you out of your troubles.
Ken Brown | September 26, 2009
The key to maintaining the unity of the spirit is not to endeavor to become more like one another. It is to continually recognize that our differences are relatively insignificant compared to what we share.
Ken Brown | April 27, 2009
Having recently come through tax time, I thought a few Biblical considerations about taxes and such might be appropriate.
Jesus’ words, “Render therefore unto Caesar the things which are Caesar’s; and unto God the things that are God’s”, have been quoted many times to document the Master’s instructions as pertaining to a believer’s financial responsibility to his government as well as to God. The illuminating context of this statement, however, is usually ignored.
