SBL Handbook available in the Library and as Ebook
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Using SBL Style
- SBL Citation BuilderType in your info and generate a citation in SBL. Courtesy Pitts Theological Library
SBL (Society of Biblical Literature) Style is used for most biblical studies courses at Tyndale. Based on Chicago/Turabian Style, it uses specific abbreviations and conventions particularly related to biblical studies.
- Student Supplement for The SBL Handbook of StyleFree online pdf document compiled by. Melanie Greer Nogalski and James D. Nogalski. Baylor University.
- Chicago Manual of Style Online (Tyndale login required) This link opens in a new windowSBL style builds on Chicago Style. If the SBL Handbook does not answer your question, you can look here for further help.
- The SBL handbook of style : for biblical studies and related disciplines. Second edition.This is a link the the Second print edition in the library and the ebook version. Ref. PN 147 .S26 2014
- SBL abbreviationsThis is a link to abbreviations that may be encountered in Biblical Studies. When you see a journal or other literary abbreviation in your reading check here to see what it means.
