The Truth & Life Dramatized Bible (NT)

Via Truth & Life free.

You can get the app here.

(And I’ll forgive you for thinking it’s Free Friday on the blog today.)

 

The Historical Journal

Cambridge Journals has:

More here.

HT

 

Archaeology at the BBC

This is really great. The BBC is releasing videos from the archive:

A collection of programmes charting the BBC’s first ventures into archaeology programming, dating back to the 1950s, available online to watch in full.

There are hours of free video available if - like me - you are into things archaeological. Moreover, there is plenty on the Biblical discipline, with Sir Mortimer Wheeler featuring prominently.

Watch online here.

I’m off to make a cup of coffee…

 

The Portal Mag: May 2013

The Portal, by our Ordinariate brothers and sisters, for May is out (a little early). It’s always a great (free read) resource.

You can read it online here.

Or get it in pdf. here.

 

 

 

New ESV Bible Website with New Features

You can check out all the new features here.

The website self is here.

 

Fasting: An Integral Part of our Spiritual Armour

Fasting: An Integral Part of our Spiritual Armourng PowerPoint by Bishop Michael Gill.

A great resource.

 

Digitalised Manuscripts from the Vatican Library

The Vatican Apostolic Library has uploaded 265 digitalised manuscripts as a part of an ongoing project to digitalise all of its invaluable manuscripts.

 

Limited Free Access to Theological Journals through JSTOR

Via BibleX:

JSTOR’s archives of more than 1,200 journals is now open for limited free access. Anyone can sign up for a JSTOR account and read up to three articles for free every two weeks. This could be a helpful resource for last minute research or for those who lack easy access to major libraries. You can read more about it here or register with JSTOR here.

 

Palestine Exploration Quarterly: Free

Bible Places Blog:

You can read or download the last three years of Palestine Exploration Quarterly for free with a simple registration, for a limited time. You can see the table of contents here. The issues from 2009-2011 appear to be free without registration from the table of contents.

This is a must if you, like me, are into Biblical archaeological matters!

Enjoy.

 

Christian History Magazine, Free

Or, at least, the back issues are:

… from issues 1-102.

They can be read online or downloaded in pdf. here.