Where Else to Look at BiblicalStudies.info
The SCHOLARLY and BIBLE PLACES pages will have many useful links. Spend some time getting acquainted with the resources available.
Bible
Versions
Some of these sources allow
you to listen to the text
The
NET Bible. Or this updated link.
Use on the Internet or download for your own use. Excellent translator notes.
Search from the bottom of this page.
The International Standard Version.
A new translation available in several formats.
The
Audio Bible. Listen to the KJV of John read by Alexander Scourby.
Use the NET Bible Online. Type in a word, or book, chapter, and verse.
General Information About the Ministry of Jesus
Two Archaeologists Comment on The Passion of the Christ. Dr. Andrea Berlin and Dr. Jodi Magness. PDF.
Commentaries by Restoration Movement Scholars
Commentaries.
J. W. McGarvey, The Fourfold
Gospel; Robertson's Word Pictures; Matthew Henry; et al.
Commentaries
by Denominational Scholars
(Some of these sources are premillennial. Some are Calvinistic.
Some are by Restoration Movement scholars. Study with discernment.)
Commentaries.
Some of the older commentaries are available. Jamieson, Fausset & Brown;
Matthew Henry; A.T. Robertson, Word Pictures.
IVP
New Testament Commentary on John. This
is a fairly recent commentary.
Commentary
on the Gospel of John. W. Hall Harris III. Dispensational. Word download.
That
You May Believe: A Study of the Gospel of John. Bob Deffinbaugh. Dispensational.
Word download.
Dr.
Thomas L. Constable. Notes on John. Dallas Theological Seminary. Dispensational.
Click on Study Notes, then John. PDF.
Manuscript and Textual Information
The
Rylands Fragment of the Gospel of John. The oldest known manuscript of John,
and possibly of the New Testament. Photos. Follow links.
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
Schøyen Collection. General information about manuscripts with photographs.
Maps
Bible Atlas. This site will probably have a map for every location we study. Here is a small copy of the map showing Cana of Galilee (Jn. 2).
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Money
Surcharge of the Money Changers. By David Hendin. Photo of coins. (No longer online, but it can be located by searching for Hendin and the full title.)
Notes on the Greek Text
Notes on the Greek New Testament. By Peter Misselbrook. Can be helpful to the non-Greek. Click on Gospels and Acts, then John. Individual lessons are in Word format. The entire 160 page document on John is in PDF. Opens in blank window.
Photos
Photos can be helpful in understanding a place. Please go to the Biblical Studies Info Page. Then click on Scholarly. Then scroll down to Photos.
Resources on the Gospel of John
Online Text and Resources. Check Gospel of John in the list of contents at end of the article. Some, but not all, of the material here will reflect a liberal perspective.
Word
Studies
Vine's Expository
Dictionary of New Testament Words. Search for any word in the New Testament.
A great source.
Workbooks by Brethren in the Restoration Movement
Aude
McKee: Workbook on John. Twenty One simple lessons in PDF.
Daily
Nuggets from the Gospel of John. A brief reading daily guide by Jeff Asher.
The
Gospel of John: Evidences for Belief. Bible class book by Gene Taylor.
Articles and Essays on the Gospel of John
Robert Turner. Concise articles from Plain Talk. It takes a bit of searching, but the results will be worthwhile. PDF.
The Crucifixion
The Passion - An Archaeological Perspective. Download PDF article by Dr. Andrea Berlin and Dr. Jodi Magness.
The Da Vinci Code
Da
Vinci Code Resources. This page contains many articles in response to the
major claims of the Da Vinci Code.
The
Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown. Good response at Apologetics Index. See especially
the links to articles.
Introductory Material
About
Jesus. This is a wonderful site with much background information about Jesus
and His times.
Notify us of dead links and sites that might be suitable for including here.
Updated 04-03-09.