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Mother Tongue as a Tribal Hermeneutics
Madang: Journal of Contextual TheologyMother tongue hermeneutics is recognized as a crucial approach for tribal communities in Northeast India, not just a Bible translation method. It highlights the historical marginalization of tribes, colonial influences, and the dominance of Western interpretive ideas that have made tribal communities dependent and unheard.
Rm Mashungam, Lanmi Khamrang
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Interpreting τὸν ἄρτον ἡμῶν τὸν ἐπιούσιον in the Context of Ghanaian Mother-Tongue Hermeneutics
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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
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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
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African Biblical Hermeneutics: A Methodology for Mother Tongue Biblical Hermeneutics
2015This paper makes a case for a methodology for doing African Biblical Hermeneutics. It builds on the ideas of earlier scholars of Biblical Hermeneutics in Africa who focused on continuity between the Old and New Testaments with reference to their hermeneutical and personal uses in Africa as follows: during social interactions, expressions of courtesies,
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