There are other examples of known-item searching on the pages above. The purpose of this page is to supply two quick and fairly reliable ways of coming up with the full text of known articles available in electronic form. (To find the full text of a known book, or of an essay in a known book, you would simply search the SPU Library's discovery system—or, failing that, Libraries Worldwide (WorldCat)—for the book, as outlined on our Overview. To find the full text of known articles unavailable in electronic form via SPU, you would go through the rest of process outlined on that same Home page as well.)
Let's say that your professor has said that you must read "The Lord's Supper in the Reformed Confessions," by B. A. Gerrish, but has not supplied the article itself. In the following boxes are two quick and fairly reliable methods for locating the full text if available in SPU-mediated electronic form.