Bible - Sites Review
The Bible Tutor produced
by Luther Seminary in Saint Paul Minnesota is a great tool for religion
teachers. The online version gives a basic introduction providing
information pages for books (the deutero-canonical books
are even included), people, places, dates, and other items in the Bible. Handy CD-ROM version which contains both the
online version and an advanced version. I have not seen the latter,
but I suspect that if the quality of the work is as high as that
of the online version, it would be a worthwhile educational tool.
The Book of Jesus: Dennis F. McCorkle has built a web site which I have found helpful
in the past. He has broken down the parts of the Gospels into
smaller sections and written them in a narrative form, with narrator
and characters clearly identified. This is an ideal format for
a dramatic reading of a text done by several students.
Related: Bible Lands -
Catholic Bible Schools -
Biblical Studies -
Introductions, Concordances, and Dictionaries - Lessons: Introduction to the Bible -
Bible Art -
Bibles - text, audio, search -
New Testament -
Old Testament -
Reviews, Journals, Magazines - General Bible Links -
Bible History