The following books (81 items) were received into the Library collection for both the Welshimer and Seminary Libraries through budgeted funds and expense accounts and by donation in September 2023.
Seminary Library
Archives
Christian family activities for families with preschoolers
Crash course on the Old Testament: six sessions
The father, the son, & the brother’s ghost: twenty years gone: revisiting a tragedy and a trilogy
My life as I lived it: autobiography
Lending
The Bible told them so: how Southern Evangelicals fought to preserve white supremacy C. S. Lewis and the Christian worldview
Claiming the call to preach: four female pioneers of preaching in nineteenth-century America
Created to thrive: cultivating abuse-free faith communities
Eyes to see and ears to hear women: sexual assault as a crisis of evangelical theology
Gender and ministry: [the role of the woman in the work and worship of the church]
Jesus and woman: an exciting discovery of what he offered her
Les lettres du patriarche nestorien Timothée I: Étude critique avec, en appendice, la lettre de Timothée I aux moines du couvent de Mār Mārōn (traduction latine et texte chaldéed)
Lives of Syriac saints by Sebastian P. Brock, Jeanee-Nicole Mellon Saint-Laurent, Aramando Elkhoury, Rodrigue Constantin
The Mediterranean diaspora in late Antiquity: what Christianity cost the Jews
Motherhood: a confession by Natalie Carnes
Numbers by Philip J. Budd
On earth as it is in heaven: religion in modern Latin America
Palästinisches Hieratisch: die Zahl- und Sonderzeichen in der althebräischen Schrift
Preaching the Gospel: collected sermons on discipleship, mission, peace, justice, and the sacraments
Selected metrical homilies by Jacob, Armando Elkhoury, Robert A. Kitchen, Sebastian P. Brock
A week in the life of Rome
Women and the religion of ancient Israel
New Testament Seminar
The Apollinarian Christologies: a study of the writings of Apollinarius of Laodicea
Being ‘in Christ’ in the letters of Paul: saved through Christ and in his hands
A former Jew: Paul and the dialectics of race
Honor, patronage, kinship, and purity: unlocking New Testament culture
Introduction to the New Testament by Carl R. Holladay
Lives of the eminent philosophers by Diogenes Laertius, Pamela Mensch, Jim Miller
The Passion as liturgy: a study in the origin of the Passion narratives in the four Gospels
Platonist philosophy 80 BC to AD 250: an introduction and collection of sources in translation
Prophetic Jesus, prophetic church: the challenge of Luke-Acts to contemporary Christians
Shaping the past to define the present: Luke-Acts and apologetic historiography
Women in classical antiquity from birth to death
Welshimer Library
Lending
The afterlife in popular culture: heaven, hell, and the underworld in the American imagination
Bauhaus: a graphic novel
Black artists in America: from the Great Depression to civil rights
Can we unlearn racism?: what South Africa teaches us about Whiteness
Covering the border war: how the news media creates crime, race, nation, and the USA-Mexico divide
Criminology and moral philosophy: empirical methods and the study of values
Cultivating student success: a multifaceted approach to working with emerging adults in higher education
The dawn of everything: a new history of humanity
Designing a world for everyone: 30 years of inclusive design
The digital mindset: what it really takes to thrive in the age of data, algorithms, and AI
Ethics in the digital domain
Forever prisoners: how the United States made the world’s largest immigrant detention system
Fortress dark and stern: the Soviet home front during World War II
The future of business journalism: why it matters for Wall Street and Main Street
Happiness: a history
Horror fiction in the 20th century: exploring literature’s most chilling genre
How democracies live: power, statecraft, and freedom in modern societies
The imperial presidency and American politics: governance by edicts and coups
The Inca: lost civilizations
The Italian Renaissance and the origins of the modern humanities: an intellectual history, 1400-1800
The Japanese myths: a guide to gods, heroes and spirits
Judaism, antisemitism, and Holocaust: making the connections
Kindred by Octavia Butler
Korea: a history
The making of a story: a Norton guide to creative writing
The movement: the African American struggle for civil rights
Neighborhood watch: policing white spaces in America
On justice: philosophy, history, foundations
Parable of the sower
Parable of the talents
The passion of Anne Hutchinson: an extraordinary woman, the Puritan patriarchs, and the world they made and lost
Philosophy of mind: a very short introduction
Pick a pocket or two: a history of British musical theatre
Race, class, and social welfare: American populism since the New Deal
Raphael by Paul Joannides
Rivals for power: presidential-congressional relations
Seeing like an activist: civil disobedience and the civil rights movement
Shakespeare’s ‘lady editors’: a new history of the Shakespearean text
Sheer misery: soldiers in battle in WWII
Should you believe Wikipedia?: online communities and the construction of knowledge
The southern key: class, race, and radicalism in the 1930s and 1940s
Surviving solitary: living and working in restricted housing units
Under the iron heel: the Wobblies and the capitalist war on radical workers
Under the skin: the hidden toll of racism on American lives and on the health of our nation
Understanding the transnational lives and literacies of immigrant children
A vertical art: on poetry
You don’t know us Negroes: and other essays
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Compact copyright: quick answers to common questions