A big “Thank You!” to all my visitors and supporters

ByRob

I am delighted to say that after five years unique visitor numbers to www.biblicalstudies.org.uk have exceeded 31,800 in one month for the first time. More significant than this figure to me is the fact that the site is being viewed and used in 129 different countries, achieving my aim of making the material it hosts available in those places around the world where it would be otherwise impossible to obtain. I want to thank everyone who has contributed material, those who have linked to the site and those of you who have offered encouragement and constructive criticism. These have all been greatly appreciated.

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  1. Congratulations! You are doing great work. I am doing graduate work in the OT and I find your website to be an invaluable resource. If I am moving into uncharted areas I always first stop in to have a look at your bibliographies. God bless and keep up the good work!

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