Omnivorous Surfer

The Internet has a wealth sites providing Bible study resources, which I will not attempt to cover to any large extent. I merely want to record the ones I have found most useful.

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The online parallel Bible at biblos.com is the best of its type I've encountered. (use the link, not "biblos.com") It displays one verse at a time in multiple tranlations and versions, and It includes with each verse parallel commentaries as well.

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If you want to compare only two versions and see a chapte at a time, crosswalk does a good job, and includes many other study aids as well, including a concordance. It also has a Bible-in-a-year reading program which will, if you wish, chart your progress.

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Blue Letter Bible provides for each verse, when available, links to
correlating verses;
lexicon/concordance;
commentaries (audio and text);
maps, images, and hymns;
available translations and versions; and
dictionary aids.
Commentaries, audio and video, study tools, images and maps, devotionals, and free web tools, and other resources are also available. In addition, there is a daily Bible reading program which will take you through the Bible in a year (or 2)  using your choice of available options.

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A number of Bible dictionaries are available at StudyLight.

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BibleGateway has a keyword search and a topical index.

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An interesting resource I have not seen anywhere else is Complete Bible Genealogy. I found some humor here, as well, as the site uses "Childs" to head the list of an individuals offspring.