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It’s more than a fruit – it is a way to learn a language!

Mango Languages offers instruction and learning for 77 languages and counting. Languages include Spanish, Biblical Hebrew, Ancient Greek, and Latin. The program also includes Specialty Courses, which feature culture and themes relating to the language you are learning as well as using movie clips! For more info on Mango Languages, go to our Mango Resources page.

If you have any questions, please contact lib-systems@fuller.edu.

Happy learning!

As we head into the holiday season, Hubbard Library wanted to inform patrons about upcoming closures and end of term hours. Below are the anticipated library closure dates and end of term hours. We will communicate any additional adjustments if they are necessary.

For fall 2019, the following will be in effect:

Thursday, November 28 – Saturday, November 30: Closed for Thanksgiving Holiday
Monday, December 2 – Friday, December 6 AND Monday, December 9 – Friday, December 13: Extended Hours for Finals – Open 9am – 9pm.
Monday, December 16 – Wednesday, December 18: Inter-term Hours – Open 10am – 5pm
Thursday, December 19 – Wednesday, January 1: Closed for Christmas and New Years’ Holidays

Feel free to email the Library at lib-info@fuller.edu with any questions. Thank you!

Happy Fall quarter! Please check out  some of new books in the David Allan Hubbard Library.

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  1. Paul’s theology in context: creation, incarnation, covenant, and kingdom by James P Ware (Author) . Amazon page
  2. Signs, wonders, and gifts: divination in the letters of Paul by Jennifer Eyl (Author). Amazon page
  3. Bodies on the verge: queering Pauline Epistles by Joseph A Marchal (Editor). Amazon page
  4. Archaeology and the letters of Paul by Laura Salah Nasrallah (Author). Amazon page
  5. A companion to the New Testament. Paul and the Pauline Letters by Matthew L Skinner (Author). Amazon page
  6. Annotations on Galatians and Ephesians by Desiderius Erasmus, Riemer Faber. Amazon page
  7. One faithful life: a harmony of the life and letters of the Apostle Paul by John MacArthur (Editor). Amazon page
  8. Colossians and Philemon by G K Beale (Author). Amazon page
  9. Galatians: a commentary by Craig S Keener (Author). Amazon page
  10. Suffering in Paul: perspectives and implications by Siu Fung Wu (Editor). Amazon page
  11. Paul and Scripture by Stanley E Porter (Editor), Christopher D Land (Editor). Amazon page
  12. Reading Romans with Eastern eyes: honor and shame in Paul’s message and mission by Jackson Wu (Author). Amazon page
  13. Leadership in Paul by Helen Doohan (Author). Amazon page
  14. Both judge and justifier: biblical legal language and the act of justifying in Paul by James B Prothro (Author). Amazon page
  15. Textual signposts in the argument of Romans: a relevance-theory approach by Sarah H Casson (Author). Amazon page

Happy Fall Quarter! Below is some of eBooks purchased for ECD and syllabi for fall quarter!

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  1. Harink, Douglas (ed.). Paul, Philosophy, and the Theopolitical Vision. Wipf & Stock. Amazon page
  2. Ma, Julie C. and Wonsuk Ma, Mission in the Spirit: Toward a Pentecostal/Charismatic Missiology. Wipf and Stock, 2011. Amazon page
  3. Heifetz, R. and Linsky, M. Leadership on the Line. HBSP, 2002. Amazon page
  4. Jensen, L. Paul. Subversive Spirituality: Transforming Mission through the Collapse of Space and Time. Pickwick, 2009. Amazon page
  5. Ripkin, Nick with Barry Stricker. The Insanity of Obedience: Walking with Jesus in Tough Places. B&H Publishing Group, 2014. Amazon page
  6. John Allan, The Global War on Christians: Dispatches from the Front Lines of Anti-Christian Persecution. Random House Co., 2013. Amazon page
  7. Bolton, Matthew. How to Resist: Turn Protest into Power. London: Bloomsbury, 2017. Amazon page
  8. Holmes, Michael W. The Apostolic Fathers. Baker Academic, 1999. Amazon page
  9. Adler, M. J., and C. Van Doren. How To Read a Book. Rev. ed. Simon & Schuster, 1972. Amazon page
  10. Gonzales, Karen. The God Who Sees: Immigrants, the Bible and the Journey to Belong. Herald Press. 2019. Amazon page
  11. Huckins, Jon and Jer Swigart. Mending the Divides: Creative Love in a Conflicted World. Intervarsity Press, 2017. Amazon page
  12. Pontón, M. Dinámicas Familiares a través de la vida de José: La Túnica del Padre. CLIE, 2016. Amazon page
  13. Turman, Eboni Marshall. Toward a Womanist Ethic of Incarnation: Black Bodies, The Black Church, and the Council of Chalcedon .New York, NY: Palgrave Macmillan, 2013. Amazon page
  14. Nazario, S. Enrique’s Journey. New York: Random House, 2006. Amazon page

Are interested in the following books? We always welcome you to suggest a book for yourself and for the library.

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  1. Art as biblical commentary: visual criticism from Hagar the wife of Abraham to Mary the mother of Jesus by J Cheryl Exum. Amazon page
  2. Configuring Nicodemus: an interdisciplinary approach to complex characterization by Michael R Whitenton (Author). Amazon page
  3. Jesus Christ as the son of David in the Gospel of Mark by Max Botner. Amazon page
  4. Writing the Gospels: a dialogue with Francis Watson by Catherine Sider Hamilton (Editor), Joel Willitts (Editor). Amazon page
  5. Jesus, the Gospels, and the Galilean crisis by Tucker S Ferda (Author). Amazon page
  6. Jesus according to Scripture: restoring the portrait from the Gospels by Darrell L Bock (Author), Benjamin I Simpson (Author). Amazon page
  7. What are the Gospels? : a comparison with Graeco-Roman biography by Richard A Burridge (Author). Amazon page
  8. The Gospel of Luke by Amy-Jill Levine (Author), Ben Witherington (Author) III. Amazon page
  9. Jesus in Jerusalem: the last days by Eckhard J Schnabel (Author). Amazon page
  10. Evangelism in a skeptical world: how to make the unbelievable news about Jesus more believable by Sam Chan (Author). Amazon page
  11. The Eusebian canon tables: ordering textual knowledge in late antiquity by Matthew R Crawford (Author). Amazon page
  12. Chronological and Background Charts of the New Testament: Second Edition by H Wayne House. Amazon page
  13. Connecting Gospels: beyond the canonical/non-canonical divide by Francis Watson (Editor), Sarah Parkhouse (Editor). Amazon page
  14. Portraits of Jesus in the Gospel of John by Craig Koester. Amazon page
  15. An introduction to the New Testament: contexts, methods & ministry formation by David Arthur DeSilva (Author). Amazon page
  16. Jesus and the eyewitnesses: the Gospels as eyewitness testimony by Richard Bauckham. Amazon page

Extended Finals Hours for Summer 2019 Quarter:

Happy Summer! Please check out the following books when you have time.

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  1. Mentoring: biblical, theological, and practical perspectives by Dean K Thompson (Editor), D Cameron Murchison (Editor) Jr.. Amazon page
  2. Humility and human flourishing : a study in analytic moral theology by Michael W Austin (Author) by Michael W Austin (Author) Amazon page
  3. Humility, pride, and Christian virtue theory by Kent Dunnington (Author). Amazon page
  4. The morals of the story : good news about a good God by David Baggett (Author), Marybeth Baggett (Author) Amazon page
  5. Venus and virtue : celebrating sex and seeking sanctification by Jerry L Walls (Editor), Jeremy Neill (Editor), David Baggett (Editor) Amazon page
  6. The Evolution of the West : how Christianity has shaped our values by Nick Spencer (Author) Amazon page
  7. Christian ethics and moral philosophy : an introduction to issues and approaches by Craig A Boyd (Author), Don Thorsen (Author) Amazon page
  8. Disarming the church : why Christians must forsake violence to follow Jesus and change the world by Eric A Seibert Amazon page
  9. Biblical boundaries of forgiveness : a biblical and ethical study of forgiveness as it relates to repentance, reconciliation, and justice by Vee Chandler (Author) Amazon page
  10. Crippled grace : disability, virtue ethics, and the good life by Shane Clifton (Author) Amazon page
  11. If Jesus is Lord: loving our enemies in an age of violence by Ronald J Sider (Author) Amazon page
  12. Thomas Aquinas on the beatitudes : reading Matthew, disputing grace and virtue, preaching happiness by Anton ten Klooster (Author), Thomas Instituut te Utrecht (Responsible party) Amazon page
  13. The Sermon on the Mount and human flourishing : a theological commentary by Jonathan T Pennington (Author) 9780801049637 Amazon page
  14. Parables and rhetoric in the Sermon on the Mount : new approaches to a classical text by Ernst Baasland (Author) Amazon page
  15. The Sermon on the Mount : the perfect measure of the Christian life by Frank J Matera 0814635482 Amazon page
  16. The Orthodox reality : culture, theology, and ethics in the modern world by Vigen Guroian (Author) Amazon page
  17. Anti-Blackness and Christian ethics by Vincent W Lloyd (Editor), Andrew L Prevot (Editor)   Amazon page

• eReserves

  • Hard deadlines of three weeks before the quarter begins for courses that need more than 150 pages will be implemented. Last minute (less than three weeks) requests will not be fulfilled (ex: September 14 – Fall 2019; December 18 – Winter 2020).

  • eReserves requests submitted after the three week deadline are now limited to 5 per course or 150 pages, whichever comes first.

  • In an effort to reduce duplicate costs for items, eBooks, online articles, or self-produced works which can satisfy eReserves requests will not be linked in the eReserves course on Canvas. Please note the book in the ECD and state, “eBook is available through the Hubbard Library,” or provide a link in your course page to the item (s).
    

• Course Reserves

  • Required course readings available as an eBook will not be pulled and shelved in print in Course Reserves.

  • Books only available in print will be put in Course Reserves.

  • The library will not purchase duplicate print books for Course Reserves.

  • eBook links will not be available in the Course Reserve page. Please note the book in the ECD and state, “eBook is available through the Hubbard Library.”