Open Access Resources: Commentaries, Dictionaries, etc.

The Strong’s concordance is a very useful tool for studying the scriptures. It takes every single word of the King James Version and lists where each word can be found in the scriptures. It is useful for locating scripture verses that you know the words to, but don’t know the book, chapter and verse.

This encyclopedia, written in 1915, was published by Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co. Hailed for its authoritative explanation of every significant word, person and place, it is the standard by which all other biblical encyclopedias are measured.

Provides a list of hyperlinked open access commentaries separated by book of the Bible. Mostly older commentaries.

This website contains the official and most up-to-date editions of his Bible study notes of Dr. Thomas L. Constable.

This website contains the official and most up-to-date editions of the Bible study notes of Dr. Bob Utley.

This website contains the official and most up-to-date editions of the Bible study notes of Dr. Bob Utley.

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