Over on my NT Blog, I mentioned the New Biblioblog Google Custom Search Engine that has appeared on the Biblioblog Top 50 site. I have added a link to this, as well as the google gadget itself, on the blogs page here.

I have added a link on the Greek New Testament Texts page to the fine new resource edited by Dirk Jongkind at Tyndale House, Tregelles’s Greek New Testament. Further comments on the Evangelical Textual Criticism blog. I also deleted a dead link while I was at it, Michael Haggett’s NT Greek site.

I have added the Deinde Biblioblogs Search to the Blogs page.

I have updated the Book Series page to include BZNW, with thanks to Nijay Gupta for the link.

I have updated the Gospel of Thomas page, refreshing all the links, changing some of the descriptions, adding April DeConick’s page and celebrating the return, after nine years away, of Sytze van der Laan’s Gospel of Thomas Bibliography (and more) — see my NT Blog for more on the latter.

I have always strived with the NT Gateway to draw attention to other sites that are engaged in similar attempts to provide gateways to good academic material in this subject area. The latest page to receive the refresh treatment is the Biblical Resource Index Pages, with dead links either updated or deleted, and the order of the listing adjusted. As always, if there are any pages missing let us now.

I have refreshed the links on the Greek NT Gateway: Bibliography page. It is looking a little sparse, though, so if anyone has any extra suggestions for this page, please let us know.

I have added a new page providing links to the major current book series on the New Testament. I am sure that I am forgetting a few, so please let me have any additions in comments to this post. And if anyone can fill in some of the details on the current list, I’d be grateful, e.g. current editors of WUNT and the SNTSMS:

It is with a heavy heart that I have just deleted Zhubert.com, later known as the “Resurgence Greek Project” from the Greek New Testament page. I had described this as the “premier on-line electronic Greek New Testament” but sadly its author has decided to discontinue the site because “the MorphGNT team has had to pull their text offline at the request of the German Bible Society”. For those looking for free internet resources on the Greek NT, you can see several still available on the Greek New Testament Texts page here but none is anything like as good as the one provided at Zhubert. Further comment at Biblical Studies and Technological Tools by MGVH, Zhubert = ReGreek Goes Offline.

The latest page to get a full refresh and update is the one on New Testament Bibliographies.