Reference & Collections
Lexicons & Resources
A working set of Semitic lexicons and special collections. These large reference works remain on Dr. McDaniel’s original Palmer Seminary website; each link opens there in full.
About the original site. Dr. McDaniel’s original website is hosted by Palmer Theological Seminary at tmcdaniel.palmerseminary.edu. It was last updated on 3 January 2014. Its “Internet Links for Clergy” directory dates largely to the 1990s and early 2000s, and most of those external links no longer work in 2026 — so that directory was not carried over to this archive. Everything Dr. McDaniel wrote is preserved here.
Philological Resources for Old Testament Studies
A curated table of contents of lexical and philological tools.
Open in the archive →Castell’s Semitic–Latin Lexicon (1669)
Edmund Castell’s monumental Lexicon Heptaglotton, digitized page by page.
Open in the archive →Lane’s Arabic–English Lexicon
Edward William Lane’s standard Arabic–English dictionary, indexed for download.
Open in the archive →Jastrow’s Hebrew/Aramaic–English Lexicon
Marcus Jastrow’s dictionary of the Targumim, Talmud, and Midrashic literature.
Open in the archive →Golius’ Persian–Latin Lexicon
Jacobus Golius’ seventeenth-century Persian–Latin lexicon.
Open in the archive →Old Testament Bibliographies
Extensive subject bibliographies for Old Testament research.
Open in the archive →The Los Lunas, New Mexico, Decalogue
Photographs and links treating the inscribed Decalogue stone of New Mexico.
Open in the archive →Internet Links for Clergy
A large 1990s–2000s directory of scholarly and ecclesiastical web resources. Most of these external links are now defunct (the page was last updated in January 2014) and were not carried into this archive.
Open in the archive →1977 Green Lake Missions Conference Bible Studies
Bible studies led at the World Mission Conference, Green Lake, Wisconsin.
Open in the archive →Japan Baptist Union Archives (Dōmei)
Photographs, 1958–1961, for the Japan Baptist Union Archives.
Open in the archive →Palmer Seminary Archives
Archival materials from Palmer Theological Seminary.
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