Disclaimer: Some links jump to outside sites for further information on the Bible, interpretations, the canon, translations, manuscripts, resources, and other perspectives. Links do not constitute an endorsement by the Women's Division of the information on other web sites. External web sites offer us diverse perspectives; afford us an opportunity to compare them to United Methodist positions; and, encourage us to critically analyze the issues raised by The Bible: the Book that Bridges the Millennia web pages.
Bible Gateway. Search for scripture passages in a variety of languages and versions of the Bible.
Bible Translations and Editions. The New Testament Gateway provides lots of annotated links.
Korean Study Bible in Korean. Yu must have Korean font reading capablilty for the Korean language materials.
The Bible in Russian, These pages use KOI8 Cyrillic fonts.
The Bible in Spanish. This site translates all the books of the Bible into the Spanish language.
King James Bible Parallel Gospels Versions. This site allows you to view and compare the gospels, the same stories told from different points of view and to different audiences, and the different aspects of the gospels.
Goshen Online Study Bible. Using this site, you can search the Bible and a variety of commentaries and other biblical resources.
The Jefferson Bible. Looking at a canon within the canon, the Jefferson Bible site proposes an interesting study on the purely ethical teachings of Jesus. Thomas Jefferson separated what all religious events from the ethical teachings.
Navigating the Bible Attractively designed Jewish site containing the Torah, Atlas, Haftarot, and some "How to" instructions. It is in English, Spanish, and Russian.
Polyglot Bible (The Gospel of St. Luke) View Luke in 30 languages. It allows full-text searching and side-by-side comparison of up to seven languages. This site includes translations in Old English, Middle English, Early Modern English , and present day English.
About The Woman's Bible
With fervor about injustices of women, Elizabeth Cady Stanton published The Woman's Bible in the 19th century. Five women co-authored The Woman's Bible, although most of the work was composed by Stanton.
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"Lots of Links to Biblical Resources" has been compiled by the Rev. Nancy A. Carter, Ph.D. Please send suggestions and corrections to her at ncarter@gbgm-umc.org. Dr. Carter has an M.Div. from Union Theological Seminary in New York City, where she won the Hitchcock Award in Church History. Her Ph.D. is in literary studies (literature and theology) from American University in Washington, D.C. She has authored books for church laity including Jesus in the Gospel of Matthew: Who Do You Say That I Am?, a spiritual growth study for United Methodist Women written with Bishop Leontine T. C. Kelly.
