Worthy Links

Shalom/Chairo!

Here is a list of a few of the web­sites that I per­son­ally fre­quent, hold in great esteem and highly recommend.

Bib­li­cal Exe­ge­sis. Com­men­tary and Research:

Bib­lia Hebraica

Ancient Hebrew Research Center

TLG Demo Site

Inter­net Archive

Church/Missions:

Voice of the Martyrs

Times Square Church

Spon­sor a child in need:

Com­pas­sion International

World Vision

Com­puter Soft­ware:

E-Sword (A great resource for those of us that are poor!)

Bible Works (The absolute best and most pow­er­ful (in my opin­ion) of Bible soft­ware ever made.  It spe­cialty is hav­ing many great resources at your fin­ger­tips for quick look up as well as advanced search fea­tures for in depth stud­ies of the Bible it the orig­i­nal lan­guages.  This is my long awaited and much desired (per­haps even cov­eted) Bible soft­ware program.)

Pradis (Although some­what clumsy and hard to work with (not to men­tion put out by Zon­der­van with whom I have not the high­est opin­ion and gen­er­ally try to avoid)  it was still a bet­ter value than pur­chas­ing many of the books and com­men­taries that they offer sep­a­rately for pri­vate study)

Blue Let­ter Bible (another great resource freely given on the web)

Logos (if one can afford it!) (Per­son­ally I use the Libronix soft­ware plat­form with which I run a Thomas Nelson’s Bible and com­men­tary pack­age that I found for 1/5 of the orig­i­nal cost at a local Chris­t­ian book­store. (I got it for 20 bucks!))

This is a screen shot of Bible Works ver­sion 7. In my opin­ion it is by far the best Soft­ware (as of today) for study­ing the orig­i­nal texts of the Bible!