Vol 110 (2012)

Table of Contents

Editorial

READINGS IN LAMENTATIONS: ESSAYS ON THE TEXT, INTERPRETATION AND RECEPTION OF LAMENTATIONS
Gideon Kotzé
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151

Articles

THE FUNCTION OF (MATERNAL) CANNIBALISM IN THE BOOK OF LAMENTATIONS (2:20 & 4:10)
Hendrik Bosman
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152-165
SPECTRES OF YHWH: SOME HAUNTOLOGICAL REMARKS ON LAMENTATIONS 3
Jaco Gericke
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166-175
THE JEREMIANIC CONNECTION: CHRONICLES AND THE RECEPTION OF LAMENTATIONS AS TWO MODES OF INTERACTING WITH THE JEREMIANIC TRADITION?
Louis Jonker
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176-189
LAMENTATIONS 1:8A IN THE WORDINGS OF THE MASORETIC TEXT AND 4QLAM
Gideon R. Kotzé
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190-207
LAMENTATIONS IN THE ENGLISH BIBLE TRANSLATION TRADITION OF THE KING JAMES BIBLE (1611)
Jacobus A. Naudé, Cynthia L. Miller-Naudé
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208-226
THE ANCIENT VERSIONS OF LAMENTATIONS
Herrie F. Van Rooy
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227-236
INTERCULTURAL THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION: TOWARDS A NEW FUTURE FOR FACULTIES OF THEOLOGY AT HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS IN SOUTH AFRICA
Gordon Dames
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237-248
SPEAKING IN TONGUES AS EMIGRATION: A SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGICAL UNDERSTANDING OF TONGUE SPEAKING USING MIGRATION THEORY
Zoro Dube
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249-258
ROMANS 13:1-7: A REVIEW OF POST-1989 READINGS
Bernard Lategan
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259-272
BIBLICAL SPIRITUALITY, THE PSALMS, AND IDENTIFICATION WITH THE SUFFERING OF THE POOR: A CONTRIBUTION TO THE RECENT AFRICAN DISCUSSION ON PSALM 109
Christo Lombaard
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273-281
CLOSE ENCOUNTERS: CREATING A SAFE SPACE FOR INTERCULTURAL BIBLE READING1 PART II
Charlene Van der Walt
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282-292
LIMINALITY: RECENT AVATARS OF THIS NOTION IN A SOUTH AFRICAN CONTEXT
Cas Wepener
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293-307