For over sixty years the Tyndale Fellowship and Tyndale House have been closely associated. As Tyndale House has developed into an important international centre for biblical research, it was felt necessary to give separate status to both organisations.
Set amid the buildings of the University of Cambridge, Tyndale House is a Christian community dedicated to researching all the primary evidence relevant to the study of the Bible. It possesses one of the finest libraries for biblical research in the world, packed with specialist material on the language, culture, history, and meaning of the Bible. It also has facilities for medium and long-term accommodation. The House enjoys close links with the University of Cambridge and many postgraduates, church leaders, and visiting scholars have found it an ideal setting for their own study.
The scholars and publications that have come from Tyndale House since its founding in 1944 have had a worldwide impact, and all major modern Protestant Bible translations have benefited significantly from the input of scholars associated with the House.
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Tyndale House is committed to supporting Biblical research by providing electronic resources necessary for the task, without payment whenever possible. This includes means for writing and studying Biblical languages, finding primary and secondary literature, and studying the text in its original languages.
Free resources include:
- Unicode Fonts – Greek, Hebrew & Transliteration fonts and keyboards for PCs and Macs
- Bible Texts – Hebrew & Greek Bibles as Word documents, for easy searching and use
- Finding Sources – links to the best Biblical Studies and Theology sites and sources
- Finding Books – links to the best bibliography databases and catalogues for online reading
- Bible Software – links and introductions to the best tools for Biblical Studies, commercial and free
- 2LetterLookup – a quick-click dictionary for Hebrew, Greek, Syriac, Coptic, Arabic, Latin …
- Lexicons – full-text lexicons for Biblical Languages which are faster to use than paper
- Tregelles Greek NT – a neglected influential and useful edition of the Greek New Testament
- Tyndale Toolbar – find online books, read 70+ Bible versions, translation tools and much more
We also provide mirrored space for significant projects from outside Tyndale House:
- Biblon2000 – text critical data on Luke's Gospel which goes beyond the Apparatus
- Bible Translations – collects and compares 100 English Bible translations
- Egyptian Royal Genealogies – links to everyone and links to literature about the Ptolemies
