This website talks about the Bible in different periods from the early christian days through the beginning of the 4th century.

This unit focuses on satire and humor; it defines satire as a literary device used to expose follies, vices, and hypocrites to bring about change. It includes links to Gullivers Travels and Modest Proposal by Jonathan Swift, "The Rape of...

This site, which is provided for by Crosswalk.com, gives simple and basic information on Jacob.

An image of "Hand Study with Bible", created by Albrecht Durerz (Drawing, 280 x 120 mm).

This resource contains an entire lesson on the Prophet Zephaniah including scripture, commentary, sermons, and article references.

This is a very basic site that almost anyone can use. It includes a discussion of each chapter that features a phrase-by-phrase commentary and many hyperlinked cross-references.

A good commentary by John Darby. It is scholarly but worth a look. This site includes an in-depth discussion of each chapter.

Easton's Bible Dictionary of Eve. A great place to begin.

This site covers Ezekiel's Prophecy about the destruction of Tyre.

This site helps develop the background to understand Abraham and the covenant between he and God. This is the place to start.

A commentary by John Darby on the Book of Mark. It includes a thorough discussion of each chapter. It is scholarly and has some interesting things to contribute.

This website attacks the premise of Victor Paul Wierwille in his literary rendering which asserts that Jesus is not God in the light of the Bible and historic Christian theology. The refutation and rejection of Wierwilles' dogma appears...

A very historical approach to the Gospel. This commentary points out the names and backgrounds of each person and place mentioned in the scriptures. Very helpful!

This commentary is a very basic site that almost anyone can use. It provides a detailed phrase-by-phrase commentary and various hyperlinked cross-references.

A very historical and in-depth approach to the Gospel. This commentary points out the names and backgrounds of each person and place mentioned in the scriptures. Very helpful!

This resource presents a Biblical study of the Flood.

Daily Bible Study offers a page on The Widow's Son at Nain, where Jesus brings the only son of a widow back to life.

This is the text and audio of the novel Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe, an anti-slavery novel published in 1852, that was said to "helped lay the groundwork for the Civil War." It was the best-selling novel of the 19th...

Provides a list of topics covered in the Book of Daniel.