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The Sources
Every work a page or a note on this site leans on stands here, with its author, its year and its terms. The works are grouped by the period they were written in, and alphabetically by author inside each period. The undated works and the data sets stand at the foot.
- 695Works on the shelfplus 19 data sets
- 545Authors cited
- 146Free to read in fullpublic domain
Summary
Each row names what kind of source it is, so an ancient witness and a modern study never read as the same weight. A work cited in more than one place stands once, with its citations folded under it.
- 695 works stand here, cited 799 times across the site.
- 146 of them are public domain, so you can read them in full for nothing.
- 40 were written before AD 500, and 460 from 1950 onward.
- 80 carry no date on the record and stand in their own section.
The people behind these works have their own pages. Read the 32 voices this site quotes.
Undated works
no year on the record · 80 works- Genesis 1:1 and John 1:1777codes.comn.d.web pageIn copyright: cited only
- Aramaic of DanielAndrews University Seminary Studiesn.d.studyOpen access
- Genesis 1:1-2 and the Doctrine of Creatio Ex NihiloAnswers Research Journaln.d.studyIn copyright: cited only
- Does the Book of Lamentations Contain 'Forgetful Errors'? Ancient Abecedaries Say NoArmstrong Institute of Biblical Archaeologyn.d.reference workNo terms stated
- Ezekiel 26:1-14: A Proof Text for Inerrancy or Fallibility of the OTAssociates for Biblical Researchn.d.studyIn copyright: cited only
- Kiddushin 30aBabylonian Talmudno dateprimary textCC BY-NC
- The Gans ReportBar-Natan, Drorn.d.studyIn copyright: cited only
- Acrostics in the Hebrew BibleBible Researcher (Michael Marlowe)n.d.reference workNo terms stated
- List of ~300 OT quotes in the NTbible.can.d.web pageIn copyright: cited only
- What is the Law of First Mention?BibleHubn.d.web pageIn copyright: cited only
- Strong's Hebrew 8392 tebahBibleHub / Wikipedian.d.reference workCC BY-SA
- 'Almah in IsaiahBibleInterp (Univ. of Arizona)n.d.studyIn copyright: cited only
- EzekielBibleProjectn.d.web pageIn copyright: cited only
- Water of LifeBibleProjectn.d.web pageIn copyright: cited only
- What Is the First Mention Principle?BibleStudy.orgn.d.web pageIn copyright: cited only
- Can Abecedaries Be Used to Date the Book of Psalms?Biblical Archaeology Societyn.d.reference workNo terms stated
- Taking the Heat in Struggle Over Biblical PoetryBiblical Archaeology Societyn.d.studyIn copyright: cited only
- Wordplay in GenesisBiblical Archaeology Societyn.d.studyIn copyright: cited only
- Theophoric Names in the Hebrew Bible: Divine Elements in Human Identitybiblicalhebrew.orgn.d.web pageIn copyright: cited only
- But what about John 1:1?BiblicalUnitarian.comn.d.reference workNo terms stated
- John 20:28BiblicalUnitarian.comn.d.web pageIn copyright: cited only
- Names of GodBlue Letter Biblen.d.reference workNo terms stated
- Lexicon entries: qadosh H6918Blue Letter Bible / biblehubn.d.reference workpublic domain
- NT Allusions to Apocrypha and PseudepigraphaBombaxo (Kevin P. Edgecomb)n.d.reference workNo terms stated
- 456 Old Testament Passages Considered Messianic by the RabbisBryan Wolfmueller (comparator)n.d.studypublic domain
- 'Adam, Where Art Thou?' Onomastics, Etymology, and Translation in GenesisBYU Studiesn.d.studyIn copyright: cited only
- PsalmC. J. Labuschagnen.d.reference workNo terms stated
- Genesis 1:1 and gematriaCARMn.d.studyIn copyright: cited onlycited twice in this registry
- Theological Markup Language (ThML) specificationCCELn.d.studyIn copyright: cited only
- The Colometry of Hebrew Verse and the Masoretic Accents: Evaluation of a Recent ApproachColometry evaluation (Part I/II)n.d.primary textIn copyright: cited only
- Structure, toledoths, and sources of Genesiscreation.comn.d.web pageIn copyright: cited only
- The Variety of Torah TextsDaat Emetn.d.studyIn copyright: cited only
- YahwehEncyclopaedia Britannican.d.reference workNo terms stated
- Christological Titles in the New TestamentFelix Just / Catholic Resourcesn.d.reference workNo terms stated
- A Perfectly Broken Acrostic in Nahum 1?Gordon H. Johnstonn.d.studyOpen access
- What is a hapax legomenon?GotQuestionsn.d.reference workNo terms stated
- What are the different names of God?GotQuestions Ministriesn.d.reference workNo terms stated
- Who is the angel of the Lord?GotQuestions Ministriesn.d.reference workNo terms stated
- What is the law of first mention?GotQuestions.orgn.d.web pageIn copyright: cited only
- The Obedience Which Is FaithGrace Evangelical Societyn.d.studyIn copyright: cited only
- What Is Hapax Legomenon and Why Is It Important?Grace Evangelical Societyn.d.reference workNo terms stated
- Creation and the Bookends of the Biblical StorylineGrand Canyon Universityn.d.studyIn copyright: cited only
- The Septuagint's Rendering of Hebrew Hapax LegomenaH. Ausloos et al.n.d.primary textIn copyright: cited only
- Judean Onomastic Hermeneutics in ContextHarvard Theological Review (Cambridge Core)n.d.studyIn copyright: cited only
- BiblIndexInstitut des Sources Chretiennesongoingreference workIn copyright: cited only
- Genesis and Revelation: Bookends of the BibleInstitute for Creation Researchn.d.studyIn copyright: cited only
- Table of Old Testament quotations in the New TestamentJohn Kalvesmakin.d.studyIn copyright: cited only
- Narrative Toledot Formulae in GenesisJournal of Hebrew Scripturesn.d.studyOpen access
- 666: What Theories Add Up?Logos (Faithlife)n.d.studyIn copyright: cited only
- The rise and fall of the Gans experimentMcKay, Brendann.d.studyIn copyright: cited only
- The Allegorical Interpretation of the Names in GenesisMichael S. Heisern.d.studyIn copyright: cited only
- Pe before Ayin in Biblical Pre-Exilic AcrosticsMitchell Firstn.d.reference workNo terms stated
- HebrewLexiconOpen Scripturesn.d.studypublic domain
- 373: A Proof Set in StonePeter Bluerno datestudyIn copyright: cited only
- Names in GenesisRichard S. Hessn.d.studyOpen access
- The Law of First-MentionRoel Veleman.d.studyIn copyright: cited only
- Elements of Biblical PoetrySaint Meinrad Archabbeyn.d.studyCC BY-NC 4.0
- How to Find and Understand Licensing InformationSefarian.d.reference workNo terms stated
- Is There a Remez (Hidden Message) in Genesis 5?Shari Abbottn.d.studyIn copyright: cited only
- Hapax Legomena: The Black Swans of Greek VocabularyThe Cripplegaten.d.reference workNo terms stated
- John commentaryThe Gospel Coalitionn.d.commentaryIn copyright: cited only
- The Names and Titles of JesusThe Gospel Coalitionn.d.reference workNo terms stated
- The TempleThe Gospel Coalitionn.d.studyIn copyright: cited only
- Daniel: The Basic IssuesThe Gospel Coalition (Themelios)n.d.studyIn copyright: cited only
- Toledoth and the Structure of GenesisTheopolis Instituten.d.studyIn copyright: cited only
- Abram's 318 Men (Eliezer = 318 breakdownTheopolis Institute (Peter J. Leithart circle)n.d.studyIn copyright: cited only
- Hapax Legomena: Ten Biblical ExamplesTheTorah.com (Zvi Ron)n.d.web pageIn copyright: cited only
- Is the 'Law of First Mention' a Legitimate Interpretive Principle?Tim Chaffeyn.d.web pageIn copyright: cited only
- Acrostic in Psalm 25 / Psalm 34 / PsalmsTranslation Insights & Perspectives (UBS)n.d.reference workNo terms stated
- Critique of Bible Numericstruth-defined.comn.d.reference workNo terms stated
- The ABCs of Hebrew Acrostic PoemsTyndale Housen.d.studyIn copyright: cited only
- Name and Etymology in the Midrash Genesis RabbahUniversity of Salzburg (ePLUS)n.d.primary textOpen access
- Isaiah 65-66: New Heavens and New EarthVarious (academia.edu)n.d.studyIn copyright: cited only
- The Literary Tapestry of AmosVarious (academia.edu)n.d.studyIn copyright: cited only
- Aspects of a MiracleVernon Jenkinsn.d.web pageIn copyright: cited onlycited twice in this registry
- Benjamin Wills NewtonWikipedian.d.web pageCC BY-SA
- El RoiWikipedian.d.web pageCC BY-SA
- El ShaddaiWikipedian.d.web pageCC BY-SA
- I am (biblical term) / Ego eimiWikipedian.d.web pageCC BY-SA
- KyriosWikipedian.d.web pageCC BY-SA
