ByRob
Last February I wrote a post about the Loss of Print Journals from Academic Libraries. In it I noted how libraries are becoming increasingly dependent upon electronic databases, a development which is generally welcomed, but may have some negative consequences, especially for those who are not affiliated to an academic institution. Since the end of…
ByRob
During October 2025 there was a sudden increase in visitor numbers to BiblicalStudies.org.uk to just over 2 million. The surge lasted around 10 days and has now fallen off, but visitor numbers remain at around 26,000 per day – 3 to 4 times the previous average.
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The Evangelical Review of Theology has had most of its articles available on its website for some years now, but lacks a complete table of contents, The editor has kindly agreed to allow me to create one and to host almost one thousand two hundreds articles in order to allow allow them to be found…
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Many of my readers will already be aware that Spurgeon’s College, founded 169 years ago, closed on the 31st July 2025. This sad news has been widely reported: I don’t intend to add anything further to these news reports, except to note what a tremendous privilege it has been to serve alongside such an incredibly…
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The Pulpit Commentary was written over a period of 30 years in the late nineteenth century by a diverse group of scholars and was based on the text of the King James Version. It is still widely available in commercial Bible-Study databases, indicating that it has enduring value in bridging the gap between biblical scholarship…
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Theology on the Web is a online theological library that provides free access to thousands of high quality theological articles and books, including hundreds of biblical commentaries. Last year the websites received over 3 million visitors, up by half a million on the previous year. Theology on the Web includes the following websites: Visitor numbers…
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“The General Baptist Magazine started in 1798 as a speculation of Dan Taylor; when he could not afford to carry it on, the New Connexion in 1802 asked his brother Adam to edit the G.B. Repository; with 1822 the title was enlarged to say that it was also the Missionary Observer. With minor changes of…
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The Asian Journal of Pentecostal Studies is an English-language peer-reviewed academic journal sponsored by the Asia Pacific Theological Seminary (APTS). First published in 1998, it is one of the longest running journals of its kind in the Majority World. In order to make this material more easily accessible, I am pleased to announce that I have been granted permission by the…