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Parenthetical Citation
Parenthetical Citation Rules
Sample Essay (showing
(Parenthetical. Cit. format)
Dynamic Women of the Bible: What We Can Learn from Their Surprising Stories (1 user at a time)
A Faith of Her Own: Women of the Old Testament (1 user at a time)
The Friendship of Women: The Hidden Tradition of the Bible
Good Girls, Bad Girls: The Enduring Lessons of Twelve Women of the Old Testament
Women in the Old Testament (3 users at a time)
*Women in Scripture: A Dictionary of Named and Unnamed Women of the Hebrew Bible, the Apocryphal/Deuterocanonical Books and the New Testament (1 user at a time)
Women's Rights and the Bible: Implications for Christian Ethics and Social Policy
Women Who Wrestled with God: Biblical Stories of Israel's Beginning (3 users at a time)
*Ask Ms. Burke for the print version of this book. It's much easier to use. Cite it as a "Print/Reference Source on NT.
Good News Translation (Bible Gateway)
Do NOT cite the Bible as one of your sources in NoodleTools. DO cite it parenthetically in your essay.
Also, do not cite the biblical passages as they appear in EBSCO ebooks. (See this example of Biblical text appearing in an ebook.) Biblical parentheticals should be book chapter, verse in parentheses cited directly from the Good News Bible Translation on Bible Gateway, Ex.: (Gen. 3:1-2).
Note: In addition to the databases, ebooks, and websites provided, any sources or websites you choose must be of a sufficiently scholarly nature. Do not use short database entries that are only a few sentences long. See Ms. Vanderbauwhede, Ms. Jordan Collins, Mr. Salzman or Ms. Burke if you are uncertain about the quality of a source.)