The Bible Study Magazine are providing a few free articles from their magazine, all of which are interesting and very well designed.
The first is a really good summary of the main people who appear in Acts, usefully split between The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. If you’re doing a study in Acts at the moment this could be useful.
There is amazingly another 9 articles that are being offered as a free preview as follows:
The Gospel Coalition has recently released Volume 34 (Issue 3) of their great magazine Themlios, the “International Journal for Pastors and Students of Theological and Religious Studies”.
With contributions from people such as D.A.Carson and Wayne Grudem you know this is going to be well written, and you can either read it online or download the pdf free.
Here is the contents of this issue:
Christine Sine at Godspace has provided a useful collection of daily reading for advent for various Christian denominations. Here is the list she gave…
Terry Storch here gives a walkthrough on how to get the Blackberry Tour version of he YouVersion bible application to work on the Blackberry Storm. They are building one specifically for the Blackberry Storm, but in the meantime this should work well enough to let you read the bible on the go!
YouVersion for BlackBerry Storm … sorta.. from Digerati on Vimeo.
Good news for any Android owners, YouVersion have now made available their ever popuar YouVersion software free for you use
Here are some of the key features:
The Codex Sinaiticus, a 1,600 year old hand written bible, is now available to be read online. It is a very well designed website. It is easy to flick to any book or chapter to see the original manuscript. The greek or hebrew text in the replicated in normal online type to be easier to read, and English and other translations will be added over time. Otherwise unless you know your Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek you won’t get far! The Codex Sinaiticus is the oldest complete greek texts of the new testament.
Clearly, this isn’t going to replace your NIV as a study bible but it is a really interesting website and a great example of using the internet to share things to a number of people that would have been impossible previously.
Earlier this year I posted on the ability to download the ESV bible in audio format. This functionality still exists and is still allowed to be used but I have found out that due to copyright reasons there is a limit on the number of verses you can have at any time.
You should download no more than 250 verses, and also shouldn’t have more than an entire book (should it be less than 250 verses). You can read the full copyright notice at their website.
I apologise for this oversight and error on my part, as I strive to ensure all resources that I include are completely legal.
The Open Scriptures is a project aimed at opening up the scriptures to be used freely on the internet. This is a great opportunity to provide the scriptures freely to those writing websites in formats that can make the most of the internet’s capabilities.
Some exciting news this week in their monthly update is that the Tregelles’s Greek New Testament has been released under the creative commons license. You can get the texts here if you want to use them on your website or program now!
If you use the ESV API on your website then you’ll be pleased to know that Crossway has updated the ESV Web Service API to include the following reading plans:
If you want to read the bible in 90 days then the Bible Gateway website can really help, especially the bible in 90 days website. the bible in 90 days website has stuff to help your whole church or small group read the bible in 90 days.
Alternatively you can just got to the main Bible Gateway website, where you can subscribe to RSS or iCal links.
If you think you need a bit of extra support then they have just started the 90 day reading challenge.
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