ESV LINKS (if you would like to add a link send it here)

Search the ESV Bible (or any modern translation, Bible Gateway)

ESV INFORMATION FROM CROSSWAY (Publisher)

1.  Translation Philosophy. A wealth of information from the ESV's publisher (Crossway/Good News Publishers).
2.  Translation Team.  (Also from Crossway.  Includes the translators as well as the oversight committee and Advisory Council)
3.  ESV Endorsments.
4.  J.I. Packer Interview.
5.  Official ESV Blog/ evbible.com blog

6.  NEW! LISTEN/READ THE ESV ONLINE (Max McLean)

Independent Reviews of the ESV

1.  Michael Marlowe  A wealth of information on the English Bible.  This is one of our personal favorites.
2.  Earl D. Radmacher president and professor emeritus of Western Seminary, Portland, Ore.
3.  John Piper (Comparison of the ESV and NIV) John Piper 2
4.  Raymond C. Van Leeuwen ("We Really Do Need Another Bible Translation")  
5.  Dr. Vern S. Poythress (brief)
6.  Missouri-Synod Review 
7.  Christianity Today (2002 article) 
8.  Zondervan (simple chart) 
9.  Christian Courier (12.02) 
10.  Leland Ryken: "The Word of God in English" (2002-pdf )         

Online Encyclopedia Information

1.  Wikipedia
2.  Theopedia

Survey of English Bible Translations.

1.  Bible Researcher

Information about ESV Bible Editions

1.  evbible.com recommendations

2.  evbible.com blog

Bible Software with the ESV.

1.  Logos
2.  Olive Tree
3.  PC Study Bible
4.  Theophilos Library
5.  Word Search
6.  E-Sword
7.  QuickVerse
8.  Laridian Pocket Bible
9.  Pocket PC Bible Bundle

Books that evaluate translation philosophy. (essentially literal, dynamic equivalence, etc.)

1.  Choosing a Bible: Understanding Bible Translation Differences (Leland Ryken)
2.  Translating Truth: The Case for Essentially Literal Bible Translation (Grudem)
3.  A User's Guide To Bible Translations: Making The Most Of Different Versions (David Dewey)

Purchasing the ESV  (this is an easy question!)

1.  Here.
2.  Christianbook
3.  Amazon
4.  Almost any online bookstore.

Other helpful Bible Links:

1.  The Chicago Statement on Biblical Inerrancy.

Important Bible Translations:

1.  The Revised Standard Version. (online, UVa.)
2.  American Revised Version (1901)
3.  NET Bible
4.  William Tyndale's Translation  (pdf facsimile)
5.  John Wycliffe's Translation
6.  Latin Vulgate