| Issue | Title | |
| Vol 58 (1996) | THE RECEPTION OF MATTHEW IN AFRICA | Abstract PDF |
| HJ Bernard Combrink | ||
| Vol 58 (1996) | J, E, D, P AND THE RDP: BIBLICAL SOURCES FOR TRANSITION AND TRANSFORMATION | Abstract PDF |
| Gerald West | ||
| Vol 58 (1996) | TRANSLATING OR TRANSFORMING – RECEIVING MATTHEW IN AFRICA | Abstract PDF |
| HJ Bernard Combrink | ||
| Vol 58 (1996) | ‘PIDGIN OR PENTECOST’? ON TRANSLATION AND TRANSFORMATION | Abstract PDF |
| Dirk J Smit | ||
| Vol 68 (1999) | READING OTHER-WISE: RE-ENVISAGING THE READING PRACTICES AND PLACE OF THE SOCIALLY ENGAGED BIBLICAL SCHOLAR | Abstract PDF |
| Gerald West | ||
| Vol 58 (1996) | ‘MURDER IN THE TOILET’ (JUDGES 3:12-30): TRANSLATION AND TRANSFORMATION | Abstract PDF |
| Ferdinand Deist | ||
| Vol 116, No 2 (2017) | A STAR WAS BORN...ABOUT THE BIFOCAL RECEPTION HISTORY OF BALAAM | Abstract PDF |
| Hans Ausloos | ||
| Vol 77 (2001) | THE AFRIKAANS TRANSLATION OF THE BIBLE FOR THE DEAF | Abstract PDF |
| Bernard Combrink | ||
| Vol 77 (2001) | THE CALL TO REWRITE THE BIBLE: SOME PERSPECTIVES | Abstract PDF |
| Jeremy Punt | ||
| Vol 116, No 2 (2017) | IS GOD A VENTRILOQUIST AND IS THE BIBLE GOD’S DUMMY? CRITICAL REFLECTIONS ON THE USE OF THE BIBLE AS A WARRANT FOR DOCTRINES, POLICIES AND MORAL VALUES | Abstract PDF |
| Izak J J Spangenberg | ||
| Vol 116, No 2 (2017) | THE MAASAI AND THE ANCIENT ISRAELITES: AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY INTERPRETATION OF THE MAASAI IN GERMAN EAST AFRICA | Abstract PDF |
| Knut Holter | ||
| Vol 58 (1996) | IMAGINATION AND TRANSFORMATION: RICOEUR AND THE ROLE OF IMAGINATION | Abstract PDF |
| Bernard Lategan | ||
| Vol 68 (1999) | READING THE BIBLE IN AFRICA: ACCOUNTING FOR SOME TRENDS PART I | Abstract PDF |
| Jeremy Punt | ||
| Vol 58 (1996) | THE BIBLE IN SOUTH AFRICAN PUBLIC DISCOURSE – WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE RIGHT TO PROTEST | Abstract PDF |
| Jan Botha | ||
| Vol 68 (1999) | 2 Sam 14:16: STOP THE WICKED MAN | Abstract PDF |
| Rudolph Oosthuizen | ||
| Vol 77 (2001) | BIBLE EXEGESIS IN DUTCH ECCLESIAL DOCUMENTS ON HOMOSEXUALITY | Abstract PDF |
| Arie Van der Kooij | ||
| Vol 92 (2006) | NDEBO MBUYA AND ITS READERSHIP: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS | Abstract PDF |
| Joyce T Mathangwane | ||
| Vol 77 (2001) | WOMEN, SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION AND THE BIBLE IN NKHOMA SYNOD (MALAWI) PART II | Abstract PDF |
| Winston R Kawale | ||
| Vol 116, No 1 (2017) | SINGING THE PSALMS: APPLYING PRINCIPLES OF AFRICAN MUSIC TO BIBLE TRANSLATION | Abstract PDF |
| June Frances Dickie | ||
| Vol 63 (1997) | READING ON THE BOUNDARIES: READING 2 SAMUEL 21:1-14 WITH RIZPAH | Abstract PDF |
| Gerald West | ||
| Vol 101 (2009) | DOES CONTEXTUAL EXEGESIS REQUIRE AN AFFIRMING BIBLE? LESSONS FROM ‘APARTHEID’ AND ‘AFRICA’ AS NARCISSISTIC HERMENEUTICAL KEYS | Abstract PDF |
| Christo Lombaard | ||
| Vol 77 (2001) | THE BIBLICAL LEGITIMIZATION OF ETHNIC DIVERSITY IN APARTHEID THEOLOGY | Abstract PDF |
| Louis Jonker | ||
| Vol 112 (2013) | RE-EVALUATION OF THE TRANSLATION OF THE HEBREW CONCEPT חסד INTO LOMWE: A COGNITIVE FRAMES OF REFERENCE MODEL APPROACH | Abstract PDF |
| Justino Alfredo | ||
| Vol 42 (1992) | INTERESTING AND INTERESTED READINGS: DECONSTRUCTION, THE BIBLE, AND THE SOUTH AFRICAN CONTEXT | Abstract PDF |
| Gerald West | ||
| Vol 108 (2011) | INTERPRETING THE EXODUS AMONG THE NGONI PEOPLE | Abstract PDF |
| Edwin Zulu | ||
| Vol 49 (1994) | A FEMINEST PERSPECTIVE ON THEOLOGY WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO BLACK FEMINIST THEOLOGY | Abstract PDF |
| Joyce Masenya | ||
| Vol 49 (1994) | TEACHING THE BIBLE TO TEENAGERS | Abstract PDF |
| Malan Nel | ||
| Vol 72 (2000) | THE INFLUENCE OF SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION ON THE INTERPRETATION OF THE BIBLE: A METHODOLOGICAL REFLECTION | Abstract PDF |
| Louis Jonker | ||
| Vol 49 (1994) | TEACHING THE BIBLE TO LITTLE CHILDREN | Abstract PDF |
| Cornelia Roux | ||
| Vol 64 (1998) | FROM APARTHEID READINGS TO ORDINARY READINGS OF THE BIBLE: HAS THE ETHICS OF INTERPRETATION CHANGED? | Abstract PDF |
| Pieter F Craffert | ||
| Vol 49 (1994) | THE ROLE OF THE TEACHER IN TEACHING THE BIBLE | Abstract PDF |
| Yvonne Joubert | ||
| Vol 95 (2007) | Voices from the Margin: Interpreting the Bible in the Third World / RS Sugirtharajah | Abstract PDF |
| Sarojini Nadar | ||
| Vol 45 (1993) | TOWARDS A SOLUTION | Abstract PDF |
| Jannie Malan | ||
| Vol 57 (1996) | DIALOGUE IN AND WITH THE BIBLE | Abstract PDF |
| HJ Bernard Combrink | ||
| Vol 96 (2007) | OF GRASS, FOOD, AND HOSPITALITY: THE ROLE OF COGNITIVE STUDIES IN THE TRANSLATION/COMMUNICATION TASK | Abstract PDF |
| R Daniel Shaw | ||
| Vol 93 (2006) | THE ROAD TOWARDS AN ECOLOGICAL BIBLICAL AND THEOLOGICAL HERMENEUTICS | Abstract PDF |
| Ernst Conradie | ||
| Vol 107 (2011) | DIE EERSTE BEGINSELS VAN DIE WOORD, DIE IMPLIKASIE VAN HEB 5:12 VIR KERK EN TEOLOGIE | Abstract PDF |
| Benno A. Zuiddam | ||
| Vol 73 (2000) | THE (IR)RELEVANCY OF THE ACADEMIC STUDY OF THE BIBLE | Abstract PDF |
| J Eugene Botha | ||
| Vol 52 (1995) | PARADIGM CHANGES IN THE BIBLE SCIENCES AND THE TEACHING OF BIBLICAL STUDIES IN THE NEW SOUTH AFRICA | Abstract PDF |
| Izak JJ Spangenberg | ||
| Vol 110 (2012) | CLOSE ENCOUNTERS: CREATING A SAFE SPACE FOR INTERCULTURAL BIBLE READING1 PART II | Abstract PDF |
| Charlene Van der Walt | ||
| Vol 72 (2000) | INTERPRETING LUKE WITH THE CONFESSION OF BELHAR | Abstract PDF |
| EE Meyer | ||
| Vol 118 (2019) | RESISTANCE OR COMPLIANCE: READING DANIEL 1 AS A FAUX-HIDDEN TRANSCRIPT | Abstract PDF |
| Jonathan Redding | ||
| Vol 110 (2012) | BIBLICAL SPIRITUALITY, THE PSALMS, AND IDENTIFICATION WITH THE SUFFERING OF THE POOR: A CONTRIBUTION TO THE RECENT AFRICAN DISCUSSION ON PSALM 109 | Abstract PDF |
| Christo Lombaard | ||
| Vol 72 (2000) | THE USE OF BIBLE IN DUTCH CHURCH DOCUMENTS ON HOMOSEXUALITY: ITS BACKGROUND AND SETTING | Abstract PDF |
| Arie van der Kooij | ||
| Vol 113 (2014) | COGNITION AND CONTEXT IN TRANSLATION ANALYSIS: CONTEXTUAL FRAMES OF REFERENCE IN BIBLE TRANSLATION | Abstract PDF |
| Sidney K Berman | ||
| Vol 72 (2000) | SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION AND CONFESSING THE FAITH? KARL BARTH'S VIEWS ON CONFESSION REVISITED | Abstract PDF |
| Dirkie Smit | ||
| Vol 101 (2009) | PROMPTING THE POETIC MUSE: THE COMPUTER-ASSISTED TRANSLATION OF BIBLICAL POETRY, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SONG OF SONGS 8:5B-7 IN CHEWA | Abstract PDF |
| Ernst Wendland | ||
| Vol 115 (2016) | PONDERING POSSIBILITIES OF THE BIBLICAL CRITIC AS PUBLIC INTELLECTUAL, PART ONE: PROBLEMATISING THE PUBLIC INTELLECTUAL AND THE IDENTITY OF THE BIBLICAL SCHOLAR | Abstract PDF |
| Johannes N Vorster | ||
| Vol 70 (1999) | WOULD THE ACTUALLY 'POWERFUL' PLEASE STAND? THE ROLE OF THE QUEEN (MOTHER) IN DANIEL 5 | Abstract PDF |
| HJM van Deventer | ||
| Vol 103 (2010) | THE HEBREW BIBLE AND METAETHICS: A PHILOSOPHICAL INTRODUCTION | Abstract PDF |
| JW Gericke | ||
| Vol 74 (2000) | GODSDIENSONDERWYS EN DIE VEREDELING VAN DIE SUID-AFRIKAANSE SAMELEWING | Abstract PDF |
| JG van Niekerk, IJ Henning, Fika J van Rensberg | ||
| Vol 77 (2001) | SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION AND BIBLICAL INTERPRETATION | Abstract PDF |
| Louis Jonker | ||
| Vol 70 (1999) | BIBLICAL AUTHORITY AND THE AUTHORITY OF WOMEN'S EXPERIENCES: WHITHER WAY? | Abstract PDF |
| Madipoane Masenya | ||
| Vol 74 (2000) | PROMOTING DEVELOPMENT IN THE 'NETWORK SOCIETY': PERSPECTIVES FOR SOCIALLY MINDED, COMPUTER SKILLED SCHOLARS AND READERS OF THE BIBLE | Abstract PDF |
| Ignatius Swart | ||
| Vol 105 (2010) | HISTORY, TEXT AND HERMENEUTICS: A BLACK THEOLOGY APPRAISAL OF JUDGES 12:1-6 TRANSLATIONS INTO AFRICAN LANGUAGES | Abstract PDF |
| L Bookholane | ||
| Vol 74 (2000) | UNDERSTANDING AND/OR PARTICIPATION? THE GOAL OF MAKING THE BIBLE AVAILABLE IN ORAL CONTEXT | Abstract PDF |
| Attie van Niekerk, CJ Pauw | ||
| Vol 114 (2015) | THE ‘CALVINIST PATRIARCH’ CYRIL LUCARIS AND HIS BIBLE TRANSLATIONS | Abstract PDF |
| Antony J Khokhar | ||
| Vol 73 (2000) | WHITE MEN, BIBLES, AND LAND: INGREDIENTS IN BIBLICAL INTERPRETATION IN SOUTH AFRICAN BLACK THEOLOGY | Abstract PDF |
| Gerald West | ||
| Vol 114 (2015) | ATTEMPTING TO DEFINE A PENTECOSTAL HERMENEUTICS | Abstract PDF |
| Marius Nel | ||
| Vol 116, No 1 (2017) | THE RELIGIOUS LINGUISTIC CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PRESENCE OF THE KINGDOM IN THE LIGHT OF SPEECH ACT THEORY: CHRISTIAN ETHICAL IMPLICATIONS | Abstract PDF |
| Anna Cho, Dion Angus Forster | ||
| Vol 109 (2012) | CLOSE ENCOUNTERS: CREATING A SAFE SPACE FOR INTERCULTURAL BIBLE READING | Abstract PDF |
| Charlene Van der Walt | ||
| Vol 114 (2015) | PENTECOSTAL HERMENEUTICS AND THE MARGINALISATION OF WOMEN | Abstract PDF |
| Rosinah Mmannana Gabaitse | ||
| Vol 116, No 1 (2017) | AFRICAN PENTECOSTALISM: THE CHRISTIANITY OF ELIAS LETWABA FROM EARLY YEARS UNTIL HIS DEATH IN 1959 | Abstract PDF |
| Mookgo Solomon Kgatle | ||
| Vol 109 (2012) | TRANSLATING BIBLICAL WORDS: A CASE STUDY OF THE HEBREW WORD,חסך | Abstract PDF |
| Justino Alfredo | ||
| Vol 71 (1999) | READING THE BIBLE IN AFRICA: ACCOUNTING FOR SOME TRENDS FURTHER PROLEGOMENA FOR DISCUSSION | Abstract PDF |
| Jeremy Punt | ||
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