Although there are multiple Bible texts available online (see NET Bible), Bible Gateway is still my favorite. I often prefer it over opening the fancy software on my PC simply because it's so easy to access and simple to use. The site also boasts 20 English translations (including NAS, NIV, TNIV and NLT) as well as a slew of other languages.
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The NET Bible is a very important translation, not because it makes great strides beyond other modern English translations, but because of its ambitious goals and it's wealth of translation notes. The NET (New English Translation) Bible team (several are faculty at Dallas Theological Seminary) set out to produce a good, modern translation based on our best and oldest Greek manuscripts and to make it FREE so people around the world would have access both to it's text and the impressive set of notes accompanying it.
The reading version (with Bible books listed on the side) is easy to use and can be found here. However, the searchable version is now in a beta format. This format promises some great resources, but the helps and articles seem a bit unpolished at the moment.
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Bible.org is a bit difficult categorize, but it's a very useful resource. Although the site contains the NET Bible (which I'll address separately at a later date), its biggest benefit may be the collection of articles and resources. These range from an excellent discussion about the celebration of Christmas to an index of articles on Grace. A statement of purpose can be found here.
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Since 12-DEC-2006
