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Towards an Accurate Akan-Mfantse Translation of Matthew 28:18–20
This study presents an exegetical and translational analysis of Matthew 28:18–20, aimed at producing a linguistically faithful and theologically coherent Akan-Mfantse translation. Employing the literal-grammatical-historical method, it examines key Greek
Fiifi Afenyi-Donkor
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The struggle for language: John’s gospel as a witness to the development of the early Christian language of faith [PDF]
This thesis attempts to develop an approach to the New Testament which does justice to the New Testament as both sacred scripture of Christianity and historical human document.
Jensen, Alexander Soenderup +1 more
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Embracing Yoruba Folktales as a Tool for Moral Development in Children
It is sad to note that morality issues have become a subject of debate in many homes as society now embraces several wrong behaviours and seems not to appreciate the culture of morality. The present study set out to explore the views of adults on the use
G. Akinwale, V. Ojakorotu
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English as the Lingua Franca and the Economic Value of Other Languages: the Case of the Language of Work of Immigrants and Non-immigrants in the Montreal Labour Market. [PDF]
With data from the 2006 Canadian census, we investigate the determinants and the economic values of different languages used at work in the Montreal metropolitan area.
Gilles Grenier, Serge Nadeau
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Posymodernisy Biblical hermeneutics
The article describes postmodernist approaches in Biblical hermeneutics. The basic principle of feminist theology is the affirmation of the full humanity of women. Afrocentrism is an attempt to re-read Scripture from an Africa-centered perspective. Socio-
A V Arapov
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International audienceThis review focuses on "The Press of the Text: Biblical Studies in Honor of James W. Voelz", a volume edited by Andrew H. Bartelt, Jeffrey Kloha, and Paul R. Raabe.
Pinchard, Laurent
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ABSTRACT The translation of the first full Bible into Ewe in 1919 was a huge landmark in literary Ewe knowledge production for social transformation. Given the fact that the Bible is enthusiastically embraced among the Christian Ewe of West Africa as the inspired, authoritative and inerrant word of God, it goes without saying that the new Ewe-Bible was
Frederick M. Amevenku
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ABSTRACT The translation of the first full Bible into Ewe in 1919 was a huge landmark in literary Ewe knowledge production for social transformation. Given the fact that the Bible is enthusiastically embraced among the Christian Ewe of West Africa as the inspired, authoritative and inerrant word of God, it goes without saying that the new Ewe-Bible was
Frederick M. Amevenku
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