1,000+ Biblical Commentaries Now Available on BiblicalStudies.org.uk
In 2019 Tyndale House kindly sent me a copy of their library catalogue for their holdings of Bible commentaries. This included over 800 public domain commentaries, which I have gradually been adding to biblicalstudies.org.uk. It has not been necessary to scan all of these, as many are available on archive.org. However, as anyone who uses material from archive.org will know, the scans there vary widely in quality and I have had to re-process (in some cases, rescan) the books in order to produce copies of consistent quality. While this project is still on-going, with more being added each week, biblicalstudies.org.uk now hosts over 1,000 commentaries. As physical copies of most are held in the Tyndale House library, one of the finest biblical studies libraries in the world, I can be confident that they will be of great help to today’s Bible Students.
In order to make it easier to access the commentaries hosted on BiblicalStudies.org.uk I have added a new tab to the main menu, as described in the video below.
I hope that this material proves useful to you in your study of the Scriptures. Please like and share with your friends and colleagues. All material if available free of charge, but it does time time and money to digitise and host. If you would like to help Theology on the Web to continue to grow, please consider regular support via Patreon or Buy-me-a-Coffee.
Excellent resources Rob…..thank you so much….
The lay ruler, RJMI, of the true Catholic Church, has spent the past 25 years or so, on a daily basis, in updating the true Holy Catholic Bible online here: it is in now the fourth edition, but online here is the third edition:
https://www.johnthebaptist.us/jbw_english/documents/books/biblical/bbi1_holy_catholic_bible_rjmi_3rd-edition.pdf Here is also another page on the RJMI website about Biblical works, he has been updating all these years:
https://www.johnthebaptist.us/jbw_english/documents/menus/menu_biblical.htm
All is free to download, print, etc... just give the appropriate credit to his work, as is normal policy when reposting materials.