Hebrew and Greek Concordance Index

 Strong's Hebrew and Greek Dictionary

 Strong's Concordance with Hebrew and Greek Lexicon

 Blue Letter Bible Search Tools - list all strongs #'s for every word in any verse 

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 Kingdom-Gospel Scripture Compilation - a collection of scriptures and Bible versions used on this site. 
 

Bibles:
What are the best translations? What are the worst? Click on the link below, to learn about translations: 

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 Audio Bible - listen to the Bible for free on the internet 

 Bible Gateway - read various Bible translations free online: 
King James Version, New King James Version, Young's Literal Translation, Darby Translation, & other less accurate translations 

 ChristiansUnite.com Bibles Online - Authorized Version/KJV, Darby Bible, Webster Bible, 
Young's Literal Translation, World English Bible

 Bible.com - links to many translations including:
Darby Bible, King James Version, New King James Version, Young's Literal Translation, World English Bible (Hebrew Names Version), and other less accurate translations. They also have links to many Bibles for other languages (probably over 50). They also have other stuff like Bible downloads.

 BibleDatabase - many online Bibles, english and other languages  

 The New Testament Gateway - a powerful resource, allows you to search several Bible Sites thru this one page, various English Translations and foreign languages as well 
 
 
 

Bible study materials:

 Bible Research - Web Directory of English Bible Versions, online and downloadable, and other resources 

 MegaBible.com - Many Bible and Bible resources 

 Bible Gateway on your own site

 Blue Letter Bible Free Bible Tools

 Blue Letter Bible - do searches on their site 

 Crosswalk's Bible Tools on your webpage - this the the one I use at the top of almost every webpage of mine. 

 Interactive Online Bible Studies - KJV ( KJV only, I think...) with Strongs

 EASTON'S BIBLE DICTIONARY

 Nave's Topical Index

 Jack Van Impe's Dictionary of Prophecy Terms
 

Bible facts/info:

 TEXTUAL INFO ABOUT THE BIBLE - # of words, chapters, books in the Bible 

 The Books of the Bible - a list of the Books of the Bible 

 Jewish Observances - a list of Jewish Observances 

 Portraits of the Apostles - Biblical facts about the apostles and traditional stories as well 

 The Names of God in the Old Testament - list of O.T. names of God 

 Names, Titles and Characters of Jesus Christ - list of titles, characters, & names of Christ 
 
 

I am NOT a King James Version onlyist. The following Bibles I have found are translated from the Textus Receptus and Majority Text: 

Possible legitimate translations by scholars: 

Tyndale New Testament 1526-1530 -  http://faithofgod.org/EnglishC/
Miles Coverdale's Bible 1535 - Psalms from Coverdale's Bible , the whole Bible in old english spelling & bad controls
Matthew's Bible 1537 -  Luke 11:2-4
The Great Bible 1539 -  Luke 11:2-4
Geneva Bible 1557-1560 - With verses that have notes only ,  all the gospels & most of the NT ,  the whole Bible but in old english spelling & bad controls
The Bishops' Bible 1568 - download all of the New Testament ,  the whole Bible in old english spelling & bad controls
King James Version  type correction dates -  http://www.cforc.com/kjv/
Webster Bible 1833 -  http://www.awmach.org/BWB/dochome.htm
Young's Literal Translation 1862-1898 -   http://www.ccel.org/bible/ylt/ylt.htm 
New King James Version 1979 - based off of KJV and the TR, but is reported to side with the Minority Text when the Minority Text differs with the TR in the notes -  http://www.biblegateway.com/cgi-bin/bible?passage=MA+8&language=english&version=NKJV
The 21st Century King James Version 1994 - http://bible.gospelcom.net/cgi-bin/bible?passage=Math&KJ21_version=yes&language=english
Literal Translation of the Bible 1995 -  http://www.litvonline.com/
Revised Webster Bible 1995 - I don't know anything about this version, it seems of good quality -  http://faithofgod.org/EnglishC/
Modern King James Version 1998 -  http://www.mkjvonline.com/
Analytical Literal Translation 1999 -  http://www.dtl.org/alt/main/nt.htm
English Majority Text Version 2002 -  http://www.emtvonline.com/
World English Bible not yet fully released -  http://ebible.org/bible/web/
Hebrew Names Version not yet fully released -  http://ebible.org/bible/hnv/
 
 

Other versions, but may have problems: 

Scholarly translations: 

Daniel Mace NT 1729 - some changes made from the TR, displays Unitarianism  Whole NT with bad controls
Wesley's NT 1755 - based off KJV Whole NT with bad controls
Darby Bible 1884,1890 - based on the TR, but uses other texts as well  http://bible.christiansunite.com/dbyindex.shtml
Third Millennium Bible 1998 - It is based off of the KJV21, but adds the Apocryphal books. This work is sly. Many conservatives are seeking Textus Receptus/Majority Text Bibles, this plan enables them to slip into the camp with an ecumenical pursuit, the work towards the One World religion.   http://www.biblestudytools.net/OnlineStudyBible/bible.cgi?word=Genesis+1&section=0&version=tmb
Easy-Reading, KJV, Evidence Bible 2001 - The archaic old English words have been replaced with their modern equivalents, without altering the meaning of the King James text.  Psalms, Proverbs, & New Testament in PDF
 
 

Not translations, but professional: 

New Geneva Study Bible - now renamed as: The Reformation Study Bible - 1995 - this is a "Study Bible" and not a translation. They use the NKJV and have lots of notes and teachings centered around the Reformation theologies. Some of these teachings may have been changed since the Reformation. While I tend to like the NKJV, the teachings in this version are BAD! Here are some reviews of these teachings from this Bible: 
 http://www.middletownbiblechurch.org/reformed/geneva.htm
 http://www.crisispub.com/calvinism/pages/StudyBible.htm
 http://www.revelationwebsite.co.uk/index1/mix/infants.htm
Defined King James Bible 1998 - This is not a translation, but only defines old words for modern readers in the notes. This Bible may promote King James onlyism.  -  a PDF view of 3 pages
 

Doubt the scholastic work, (may or may not be professional): 

David Lawrie's NT 1998 -  http://www.angelfire.com/mp/david/index.html
American King James Version before 1999 - someone took the KJV and hand changed old english into new english, no grammar has been changed -  http://www.angelfire.com/al4/allenkc/akjv/
Sacred Name Bible(s) - These are not "real" translations. They are usually translations from Public Domain Bibles like KJV or Darby. They replace words like Jesus & God, with transliterations like YHWH, IhsouV, Yeshua, Elohim...
Here is a link, exposing the error of these Bibles:  http://www.sacrednamemovement.com/snbibles.htm
Exegeses Bible 1999 - a sacred name Bible, supposedly a real translation using the same text the KJV is from  http://www.exegesesbibles.org/
Sacred Name Bible 2002 - http://www.sacrednamebible.com/index.htm
Updated King James Version 2000 - Someone wrote a program to translate old english words into modern words. Then used that to change the KJV. Only 6% was changed. They didn't change any text, just let the program do it's thing. http://www.geocities.com/updatedkjv/
A Conservative Version  2001 - The OT is based on the American Standard Version,... the NT, the author has chosen an edition compiled by Maurice A. Robinson and William G. Pierpont (of the Textus Receptus tradition) Downloadable here
Urim-Thummim Version 2001 - This translation uses the time-honored AKJV as its "base text" in presenting to the public a restored Bible that accurately reflects the original Scriptures. This translation therefore will retain much of the KJ flavor to it that so many people have come to respect, yet each verse has been Hand Crafted in the style of many of the old Bibles that history has forgotten. All the archaic words in the UTV have been replaced with modern equivalents, but more importantly, all the original Hebrew and Greek words have been checked over and replaced with words reflecting those definitions.  http://bibleprophet.com/indexPUTV.html 
King James Clarified 2003 - It is theologically identical to the NT in the KJV, but many of the words have been updated for easier understanding.  http://www.auburn.edu/~allenkc/kjc/kjvc.html
VW-Edition  2004 - It is compiled from out of the NKJV, LITV and KJV texts...The method by which the VW-Edition has been compiled is that of Proof-Reading. Reading from the English texts in parallel, comparing word-by-word to the linguistic study tools to verify whether or not the English says what it is supposed to; and when errors are found, correcting them. But it has been the diligent goal to present the MOST CORRECT words; current English words that are "closest" in meaning to the texts. Where the NKJV and KJV supporters usually boast of the academic credentials of their scholarship, this editor does not have ties to any denomination or theological militance, whether the church of Rome, or any of the splinters that Protested against Rome. The KJV is of Rome. NKJV is of Rome, plus the modern liberal apostasy. LITV is of Calvinism and Reformed theology. But these have been the 'best' available today, coming from the proper Masoretic and Textus Receptus texts. This translation seems very "anti" from the get go. Thus the motives for the translation are probably not pure. http://www.a-voice.org/bible-vw/bible.htm 
Revised Young's Literal Translation work in progress - even YOU can work on this translation -  http://www.auburn.edu/~allenkc/rylt/rylt.html

(if you have corrections or additions to these lists, please email me (at the bottom of the page) with the correction and evidence).