This site provides students a chance to review words associated with the Bible. The word search puzzles are online for easy student use.

This unit focuses on allusions and symbols using the poem "To His Coy Mistress" by Andrew Marvell and Dante's Inferno. It provides links to a list of common allusions from the Bible and Greek/Roman mythology, Dictionary of Symbolism, and...

This site explains how Archaeologists discovered ancient remains that had King Herod's name on them. The site also mentions how Archaeologists found food remains, basketware, and cloth.

This Bible.org site covers Ezekiel the Prophet extensively. It concentrates more on Ezekiel himself than his Book.

Bible.org offers a detailed look at women in the book of Judges and their religious influence.

Provides the text to Daniel.

The history of Reformation as told by the Church of England.

Provides biblical text and historical information about the prophet Samuel.

A great reference for researching the book of Acts. It contains a brief introduction to the book of the Acts of the Apostles, a very brief look at all the chapters in the Acts of the Apostles, questions for discussion, a biblical look at...

This site presents the text from the book of Joshua in the Bible, as well as a detailed explanation of it.

This Christian Answers Network site recounts the story of Elisha as found in the Bible.

Bible Tutor discusses the significance of David in the Bible. Also provides Biblical text.

The text of Psalm 151, an apocryphal Psalm by David. As presented in the Revised Standard Version of the Bible.

This site from The Bible Tutor provides a very helpful introduction to the book of 1 Kings. This site divided the book into three parts and includes links to relevant subjects.

This resource explores the lives of ordinary working men and women of Britain during the Reformation in Essex and Suffolk. Content includes an analysis of the Bible in English, rebellion and restriction of Bible reading, and the fight...

This is an online photocopy of the original text of the children's book The Story of the Gospel or Our Saviour's Life on Earth by Charles Foster (c1884), the story of Jesus and his time on earth based on the Bible.

Students investigate how the Bible is used as an archaeological resource to supplement artifacts and other writings. The lesson plan consists of objectives, materials, an activity, and handouts.

An account from Luke in the Bible where Jesus feeds 5000 people from five loaves of bread and two fish. Audio of this passage is also available.

Meticulous exposition on the perspective and motivation of the author EA Robinson's writing, examining the role of the bible in his work.

A detailed overview of each of the four Gospels found in the New Testament. Click on "The Gospel according to St. John" and you can read the essay about that book of the Bible.

This site from the University of North Carolina contains the text of George Bourne's 19th-century argument against slavery using the Bible as an instrument to prove that slavery is morally wrong.

This site provides a retelling of John 2:1-12 of the Bible, where Jesus turns water into wine.

The author takes verses from the Bible and uses them to describe Assyrian interaction with Judah and Israel in and around 730 BC.

This site contains detailed information on St. James the Apostle. Includes information on his early life, and quote from the bible.