
Library of New Durham Chapel
Categories
Blue Denim and Lace
by
Jack F. Hyles
Pages
NDC #
ISBN
0
097642472X
Description
Body Dynamic
by
J.F. Macarthur
Church, Ecclesiology
Pages
NDC #
ISBN
168
262
1564765865
Description
God never intended for Christians to live in isolation, sealed inside our own private, stained-glass bubbles. Far from it, you were designed for relationships at an intimate, real level. To know and to be known. To find support when you fall and comfort when you hurt. To accomplish, as one part of a tightly knit organism, that which you could never hope to alone. That's the body dynamic - the church of Jesus Christ in action.
Body: Being Light in Darkness, The
by
Charles Colson,Ellen Santilli Vaughn
Church, Ecclesiology
Pages
NDC #
ISBN
448
262/.7
0849908663
Description
In this 1993 ECPA Book of the Year, Colson sounds a clarion call for the church to rise above traditional divisions and market-driven programs to be what God has called her to be-His people. In doing so, the Body of Christ can reclaim God's holy vision for His church. Truly a modern-day classic.
Bones of Contention: A Creationist Assessment of the Human Fossils
by
Marvin L. Lubenow
Pages
NDC #
ISBN
296
573.3
0801056772
Description
Seeking to disprove the theory of human evolution, the author examines the fossils of the socalled "ape men."
Book Burning
by
Cal Thomas
Pages
NDC #
ISBN
158
098/.12/0973
0891072845
Description
Book Burning
Book of Deuteronomy (The New international commentary on the Old Testament)
by
Peter C. Craigie,Ronald Kenneth Harrison
Commentary, Non-Fiction
Pages
NDC #
ISBN
424
222/.15/07
0802823556
Description
Book of Isaiah, Chapters 1-39 (New Intl Commentary on the Old Testament), The
by
John N. Oswalt
Commentary, Non-Fiction
Pages
NDC #
ISBN
672
224/.1077
0802823688
Description
Here John N. Oswalt presents a detailed, scholarly, evangelical commentary on the first 39 chapters of Isaiah. It provides an extensive introduction to the book along with an extensive bibliography. The authors translation and verse-by-verse commentary follow examining in detail this important prophet. Although to get the most out of this commentary training in Hebrew would be necessary, the majority of the commentary will be useful to studious laypeople as well. John N. Oswalt is professor of Old Testament and Semitic languages at Asbury Theological Seminary.
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