By Torrey Seland: the definitive, pioneering directory, listing many useful sites, articles and resources on the Bible, texts and Biblical scholarship. Strongly recommended.

By Jim West: a useful collection of links on the Hebrew Bible and the New Testament, regularly updated.

By Christopher Heard: comprehensive, annotated directory of scholarly resources relating to the Hebrew Bible, opened in June 2000. In some ways this is an Old Testament counterpart to the New Testament Gateway, and it is strongly recommended.

By Roy Nicholson: a second useful, annotated directory of scholarly resources relating to the Hebrew Bible, opened in September 2001. Its primary means of organisation is by Biblical book. This is already a very helpful gateway site.

By Mark Goodacre: this page enables you to go to one page to search a variety of the best Biblical Resources on the internet, from Bible texts to resource pages to E-Lists. This page is no longer being updated, though several of the resources are still usable.

By Franz Böhmisch: excellent, well-organised German-language guide to (mainly German) internet resources on the Bible. Available in frames and non-frames versions. There is a link also to the German-language MIKRA - Diskussionen zur Bibel.

By Rodney Decker: a helpful page with a conservative slant and a special focus on NT Greek resources.

By Roy E. Ciampa: very useful series of links to materials on New Testament exegesis originally prepared for students at Gordon-Conwell Seminary, but this is not just an index page. Special features include a set of reference charts for NT textual criticism, tutorials for using several software and web resources, and some creative links to resources available at Amazon.com (including translations of early Jewish literature, scripture indices, Aland’s chart of synoptic parallels.

By Mike Madin: part of an excellent, comprehensive, user-friendly Gateway to Quality Resources. Among other sections is one on Christianity.

By Wieland Willker: lots of links of interest to the New Testament Scholar.

By David Instone Brewer: a useful library of links for the bible scholar, though now a bit long in the tooth.

By Jenee Woodard: a good example of a living resource which changes every week, offering “links to a wide variety of on-line resources for study and liturgy indexed according to the scripture lessons in the Revised Common Lectionary”. Although intended largely for clergy, there is much of interest to Biblical scholars and students.