iTanakh by Christopher Heard is a comprehensive, annotated directory of scholarly resources relating to the Hebrew Bible, opened in June 2000. One of the questions I am most often asked is "Is there an Old Testament / Hebrew Bible Gateway?" and now I am able to point those who ask this question to this new, strongly recommended site, one of the most recent additions to the General Resources page.
 

Interpreting Ancient Manuscripts Web
By Timothy Seid: this well designed, user friendly introduction to New Testament Textual Criticism features short essays, images (including P66 and P75), an exercise and a manuscript catalogue. This useful site first appeared on the web several years ago, but it then disappeared for over eighteen months. Its welcome return is marked by a re-design. For similar resources, see the New Testament Textual Criticism page.
 

A Catholic Guide to Biblical Interpretation
"Exploring the Many Worlds of Scripture With Faith, Reason and Praxis", by Dr John Gresham of the Franciscan University of Steubenville. This useful site provides introductions to methods of interpreting the Bible under the headings Spiritual Context, Historical Context, Literary Context, Canonical Context, Ecclesial Context and Social Context. It is one of the latest additions to the General Resources: Hermeneutics section.

 

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