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Be sure to stop by the library lobby during August 21-24 from 10:30am – Noon for some popcorn and lemonade – a nice summer treat!

We can’t believe it’s August already!  While you are enjoying summer,  you can access any Fuller eBooks, anytime and anywhere!

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1. Justice for all: how the Jewish Bible revolutionized ethics by Jeremiah Unterman. Amazon page
2. Paul and Seneca in dialogue by Joseph R. Dodson, David E. Briones. Amazon page
3. The earliest Christologies : five images of Christ in the postapostolic age by James L. Papandrea. Amazon page
4. Third article theology : a pneumatological dogmatics by Myk Habets Amazon page
5. The Philosophy of Saint Thomas Aquinas: A Sketch by Stephen L. Brock. Amazon page
6. The Wycliffite Bible: origin, history and interpretation by Elizabeth Solopova. Amazon page
7. Advent of the Savior: a Commentary on the Infancy Narratives of Jesus by Stephen J. Binz. Amazon page
8. Religion as an agent of change: crusades – reformation – pietism by Per Ingesman. Amazon page
9.  Azusa, Rome, and Zion: Pentecostal Faith, Catholic Reform, and Jewish Roots. by Peter. Hocken, Christoph. Schönborn. Amazon page
10. God in the Enlightenment by William J. Bulman, Robert G. Ingram. Amazon page
11. Maximus the Confessor: Jesus Christ and the transfiguration of the world by Paul M. Blowers. Amazon page
12. Concepts of power in Kierkegaard and Nietzsche by J. K. Hyde. Amazon page
13. Colossians by Paul Foster. Amazon page
14. The Christian schism in Jewish history and Jewish memory by Joshua Ezra Burns. Amazon page
15. Constructive pneumatological hermeneutics in Pentecostal Christianity by Kenneth J. Archer and L. William Oliverio. Amazon page
16. The (im)polite Jesus : an analysis of Jesus’ verbal rudeness in Matthew’s gospel by Carlos Olivares. Amazon page
17. A new gospel for women: Katharine Bushnell and the challenge of Christian feminism by Kristin Kobes. Du Mez. Amazon page
18. The Jewish woman next door: repairing the world one step at a time by Debby Flancbaum. Amazon page

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Hi everyone, we hope you are enjoying your summer! Wherever you are, you will be able to access the following eBooks owned the Library!

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1. Kierkegaard’s theology of encounter: an edifying and polemical life by David. Lappano. Amazon page
2. Killing us softly: reborn in the upside-down image of God by Efrem Smit. Amazon page
3. The soul of theological anthropology: a Cartesian exploration by Thomas A. Robinson. Amazon page
4. Double particularity: Karl Barth, contextuality, and Asian American theology by Daniel D. Lee. Amazon page
5. Adoption in Galatians and Romans: contemporary metaphor theories and the Pauline huiothesia metaphors by Erin M. Heim. Amazon page
6. Saint Augustine on the resurrection of Christ: teaching, rhetoric, and reception by Gerald O’Collins. Amazon page
7. The proselyte and the prophet: character development in Targum Ruth by Christian M. M. Brady. Amazon page
8. Eternally spiraling into God: knowledge, love, and ecstasy in the theology of Thomas Gallus by Boyd Taylor Coolman. Amazon page
9. Meaning in our bodies: sensory experience as construcive theological imagination by Heike Peckruhn. Amazon page
10. Ezra and the Second Wilderness by Philip Young Yoo. Amazon page
11. Billy Graham: American pilgrim by Andrew S. Finstuen, Grant Wacker, Anne Blue Wills. Amazon page
12. The Trinitarian Christology of St Thomas Aquinas by Front cover image for The Trinitarian Christology of St Thomas Aquinas by D`ominic Legge. Amazon page
13. Paradise understood: new philosophical essays about heaven Front cover image for Paradise understood : new philosophical essays about heaven by T. Ryan Byerly, Eric J. Silverman. Amazon page
14. Debating Humanity: Towards a Philosophical Sociology by Daniel Chernilo. Amazon page
15. Petitionary prayer a philosophical investigation by Scott A. Davison. Amazon page
16. The Levites and the boundaries of Israelite identity by Mark Leuchter. Amazon page
17. Hegel on the proofs and the personhood of God: studies in Hegel’s logic and philosophy of religion by Robert R. Williams. Amazon page
18. Divine powers in late antiquity by Anna. Marmodoro, Irini-Fotini. Viltanioti. Amazon page

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In the next couple of weeks, the Fuller Library will be moving our computer lab from the first floor to the second floor. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact [email protected]. Thanks for your cooperation!

Summer is here! Psalm 74:17 says, “It was you who set all the boundaries of the earth; you made both summer and winter.”  Praise God that He created summer for us to rest, refresh ourselves and renew our spirits.  Hopefully you are enjoying the warmth of summer, enough sleeping and family reunions, etc. Please don’t forget to check new books in the library if you have time. Happy summer!

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1. A saint in the sun : praising Saint Bernard in the France of Louis XIV by David N. Bell. Amazon page
2. Justification in the Second Century by Brian J. Arnold. Amazon page
3. Salvation by allegiance alone: rethinking faith, works, and the gospel of Jesus the King by Matthew W. Bates. Amazon page
4. Kierkegaard: a single life by Stephen Backhouse. Amazon page
5. Gleanings from the caves : Dead Sea Scrolls and artifacts from the Schøoyen collection by Torleif Elgvin, Kipp Davis, Michaël Langlois. Amazon page
6. The church as movement: starting and sustaining missional-incarnational communities by J. R. Woodward. Amazon page
7. Exalting Jesus in Revelation by Eric. Redmon, Bill. Curtis, Ken. Rentress, David. Platt, Dr. Daniel L. Akin, Tony. Merida. Amazon page
8. A companion to Job in the Middle Ages by Franklin T. Harkins. Amazon page
9. Hollow men, strange women: riddles, codes, and otherness in the Book of Judges by Robin Baker. Amazon page
10. Jonah and the meaning of our lives: a verse-by-verse contemporary commentary by Steven M. Bob. Amazon page
11. Reduced laughter: seriocomic features and their functions in the Book of Kings by Helen Paynter. Amazon page
12. On the nature and existence of God by Richard M. Gale. Amazon page
13. Gregory of Nazianzus by Brian J. Matz. Amazon page
14. Becoming a pastor theologian : new possibilities for church leadership by Todd A. Wilson, Gerald Hiestand. Amazon page
15. Interpreting scriptures in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam: overlapping inquiries by Mordechai Z. Cohen, Adele Berlin. Amazon page
16. The Apostle Paul and the Christian life: ethical and missional implications of the new perspective by Scot McKnight. Amazon page
17. God beyond words : Christian theology and the spiritual experiences of people with profound intellectual disabilities by Jill Harshaw. Amazon page
18. The Acts of the Apostles through the centuries by Heidi J. Hornik, Mikeal C. Parsons. Amazon page

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The David Allan Hubbard Library will be closed on Tuesday, July 4 in observance of US Independence Day.

The library will reopen on Wednesday, July 5th at 7:30am.

Work projects are going on at the library today. There will be noise and construction on the 1st and 2nd floor.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.

ILLiad (Inter-Library Loan) will be offline on June 13 the entire day for a schedule maintenance and migration. It is scheduled to be back up by Wednesday, June 14th. Sorry for the inconvenience!