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No matter where you are in the world，you can read the following ebooks. Happy reading!

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1. Physicalist soteriology in Hilary of Poitiers by Ellen. Scully. Amazon page
2. The soteriology of James Ussher: the act and object of saving faith by Richard Snoddy. Amazon page
3. The God Who Saves: a Dogmatic Sketch by David W. Congdon. Amazon page
4. God’s presence: a contemporary recapitulation of early Christianity by Frances M. Young. Amazon page
5.  A visible witness: Christology, liberation, and participation by Martinez-Olivieri. Amazon page
6. Connecting Gospels: beyond the canonical/non-canonical divide by Francis Watson and Sarah Parkhouse. Amazon page
7. Pre-Nicene Christology in paschal contexts: the case of the divine Noetic Anthropos by Andrei-Dragoș Giulea. Amazon page
8. The forgiveness of sins by Tim. Carter. Amazon page
9. The reality of God and historical method: apocalyptic theology in conversation with N.T. Wright by Samuel V. Adams. Amazon page
10. The one Christ: St. Augustine’s theology of deification by David Vincent SJ. Meconi. Amazon page
11. Jesus and salvation: soundings in the Christian tradition and contemporary theology by Robin. Rya. Amazon page
12. Spirit and salvation by Veli-Matti Kärkkäinen. Amazon page
13. Delivered from the elements of the world: atonement, justification, mission by Peter J. Leithart. Amazon page
14. Salvation in continuity: reconsidering Matthew’s soteriology by Mothy Varkey. Amazon page
15. Anyone can be saved : a defense of “traditional” Southern Baptist soteriology by David Lewis Allen (Editor.), Eric Hankins (Editor.), Adam Harwood (Editor.) amazon page
16. Lex Crucis : Soteriology and the Stages of Meaning by William P. Loewe. Amazon page
17. Soteriology as motivation in the Apocalypse of John by Alexander Stewart. Amazon page
18. Pauline Soteriology Perspectives of James Dunn and Udo Schnelle by Shiferaw Feleke. Siso. Amazon page

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Join us at the Hubbard Library for some nachos during Finals Week! The Nacho Bar will be open from 11:30am – 1pm, Monday through Thursday this week!

The KIC Scanners on the first, second, and third floors will be down for a necessary update today until 11am. We’re sorry for the inconvenience!

Happy August!

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1. Standing in the breach: an Old Testament theology and spirituality of intercessory prayer by Michael Widmer. Amazon page
2. Portraits of a mature God: choices in Old Testament theology by Mark Harold McEntire. Amaon page
3. Covenant and creation: an Old Testament covenant theology by William J. Dumbrell. Amazon page
4. A theological approach to the Old Testament: major themes and New Testament connections by Leslie C. Allen. Amazon page
5. Seriously dangerous religion: what the Old Testament really says and why it matters by Iain W. Provan. Amazon page
6. Old Testament theology: reading the Hebrew Bible as Christian scripture by R. W. L. Moberly. Amazon page
7. Holy war in the Bible: Christian morality and an Old Testament problem by Heath Thomas (Editor.), Jeremy A. Evans (Editor.), Paul Copan (Editor.). Amazon page
8. Old Testament commentary survey by Tremper. Longman. Amazon page
9. 9. Images of Joshua in the Bible and their reception by Zev Farber. Amazon page
10. Hebrew Bible/Old Testament. Volume III, from modernism to post-modernism (the nineteenth and twentieth centuries): the history of its interpretation by Peter Machinist (Contributor.), Jean Louis Ska (Contributor.), Magne Sæbø (Editor.) Amazon page
11. The Translation Style of Old Greek Habakkuk: Methodological Advancement in Interpretative Studies of the Septuagint by James A. E. Mulroney. Amazon page
12. Are we not men? : unstable masculinity in the Hebrew prophets by Rhiannon Graybill. Amazon page
13. Womanist Midrash: a reintroduction to the women of the Torah and the throne by by Wilda Gafney. Amazon page
14. The Pentateuch: a social-science commentary by John Van Seters. Amazon page
15. An introduction to biblical law by William S. Morrow. Amazon page
16. Steps to a new edition of the Hebrew Bible by Ronald S. Hendel (Author.)Amazon page
17. Hebrews in contexts by Gabriella Gelardini (Editor.), Harold W. Attridge (Editor.) Amazon page
18. Divine presence and absence in exilic and post-exilic Judaism by Nathan MacDonald, Izaak J. de Hulster. Amazon page
19. Micah: a commentary by Daniel L. Smith-Christopher. Amazon page

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The Hubbard Library will be closed on the following days in September:

Monday, September 3: Labor Day

Thursday – Friday, September 13-14: Mandatory Staff Meetings

We will try out best to return any inquiries made during this time. Thank you for your consideration in this matter!

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Have a wonderful summer! Also please enjoy reading  ebooks at David Allan Hubbard Library if you like.

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1. Bonhoeffer, Christ and culture by Keith L. Johnson, Timothy Larsen. Amazon page
2. Black writing, culture, and the state in Latin America by Jerome Branche (Editor.). Amazon page
3. Onward: engaging the culture without losing the gospel by Russell Moore. Amazon page
4. Religion and politics in the 21st century: global and local reflections by Natalia. Vlas, Vasile. Boari. Amazon page
5. Diverse and creative voices: theological essays from the majority world by Dieumeme Noelliste, Sung Wook Chung. Amazon message
6. The new evangelization: faith, people, context and practice by Paul Grogan (Chaplain). Amazon page
7. Paul and the gentile problem by Matthew Thiessen. Amazon page
8. Singing Jeremiah: music and meaning in Holy Week by Robert L. Kendrick. Amazon page
9. I win, we lose: the new Social Darwinism and the death of love and other writings by John H. Snow, Frederick. Stecker, Harvey H. Guthrie. Amazon page
10. Gateway to the heavenly city: crusader Jerusalem and the Catholic West (1099-1187) by Sylvia Schein. Amazon page
11. The baptized muse: early Christian poetry as cultural authority by Karla. Pollmann. Amazon page
12. Engaging globalization: the poor, Christian mission, and our hyperconnected world by Bryant L. Myers. Amazon page
13. Heaven, hell, and the afterlife: eternity in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam by J. Harold Ellens. Amazon page
14. Home and away: contextual theology and local practice by Stephen Burns, Clive Pearson. Amazon page
15. The emotionally healthy leader: how transforming your inner life will deeply transform your church, team, and the world by Peter Scazzero. Amazon page
16. Fundamentalist U: keeping the Faith in American Higher Education by Adam Laats. Amazon page
17. Images of the Divine and Cultural Orientations: Jewish, Christian, and Islamic Voices by Michael. Welker, William. Schweiker. Amazon page
18. Jesus without borders: Christology in the majority world by Stephen T. Pardue, Khiok-Khng. Yeo, Gene L. Green. Amazon page

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