New Testament Reading Room

This page is designed to help make New Testament commentaries, dictionaries and related resources available to those without easy access to a theological library. Many of the links below connect you to scanned, published books made available by Google Books (often 75% of content). Importantly, Google Books allows you to search within a volume and also across volumes (rather than across the entire WWW).

NB: For screen snapshots, bibliographic management and note-taking while reading the texts below, Zotero is highly recommended ("a free, easy-to-use Mozilla Firefox extension to help you collect, manage, and cite your research sources"); use www.WorldCat.org to find related materials not on Google Books, and to locate hardcopies in libraries near you. -Arnold Neufeldt-Fast, PhD.



Dictionaries, Encyclopedia & Handbooks of the Bible

New Testament Commentaries and Reading Rooms
One-Volume Bible Commentaries

Commentaries: Book by Book Note: Tyndale students also have access to the full-text version of the following commentaries from the Believers Church Bible Commentary Series (see Tyndale`s Netlibrary eBooks):
  • Matthew. Richard B. Gardner. Herald Press, 1991.
  • Mark. Timothy J. Geddert. Herald Press, 2001.
  • Acts. Chalmer E. Faw. Herald Press, 1993.
  • Romans. John E. Toews. Herald Press, 2004.
  • 2 Corinthians. V. G. Shillington. Herald Press, 1998.
  • Ephesians. Thomas R. Yoder Neufeld. Herald Press, 2002.
  • Colossians, Philemon. Ernest D. Martin. Herald Press, 1993.
  • 1 and 2 Thessalonians. Jacob W. Elias. Herald Press, 1995.
  • 1-2 Peter, Jude. Erland Waltner and J. Daryl Charles. Herald Press, 1999.
  • Revelation. John R. Yeatts. Herald Press, 2003.


The Biblical Text
Bible Versions

The Text of the New Testament

The Making of the New Testament

New Testament Theology and History

Bible Atlases


Learning Greek

New Testament Exegesis

Other Biblical Studies Resources on the WWW

Other
  • ! See Tyndale`s eJournal Database (note: for Tyndale students and faculty only). Choose EBSCOhost database; log in; choose "EBSCOhost" and then "ATLA Religion Database with ATLASerials"; then choose "Scriptures" (at top). You will find many full-text theological journal articles available to you on any verse or chapter of the Bible. See list of Tyndale`s academic ejournals with full-text articles for download.
How do I cite my sources? See "Turabian" and "Chicago" Styles or SBL Handbook of Style (similar to Turabian; cf. sec. 7) pdf.


This page is maintained by Arnold Neufeldt-Fast, PhD





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