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Book 2024lored the relevance of Eurocentric biblical interpretive methods to African experiences and contexts. This book furthers the discussion by examining the continuing importance of contextual Bible interpretation. Authors provide an evaluation of the work done by the precursors and predecessors interpr

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Book 2024eting the Bible from an African point of view, and then analyse the emerging challenges to interpreting the Bible in an ever-changing context. The volume is a comprehensive resource, providing new interpretations of the Bible in Africa, and addressing the contemporary questions of people in Africa and beyond..

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General Introduction to Part Twoke the opportunity to present new ideas for reading key themes in the Old Testament or Hebrew Bible, that are not stuck in the concerns of the Eurocentric debates. Thirdly, we present studies emerging from the Southern African context of Zimbabwe.

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Introduction: Ex Africa aliquid semper novi,ke the opportunity to present new ideas for reading key themes in the Old Testament or Hebrew Bible, that are not stuck in the concerns of the Eurocentric debates. Thirdly, we present studies emerging from the Southern African context of Zimbabwe.

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Introduction: Ex Africa aliquid semper novi,ah, 1991) and . (Segovia & Tolbert, 1995a, Vol. I, 1995b, Vol. II) and to the landmark collection of African Contextual Hermeneutics, . (West & Dube, 2000). We argue that in the now crowded field of African Biblical Studies, our book offers three contributions. Firstly, some observations and analyse

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Decolonising Biblical Studies in Africa: Re-thinking the Possibilities, Opportunities and ChallengesThis domination and exploitation were operationalised by force and coercion through the use of military power but also through epistemicide, in which education was used to impart colonial thinking while exterminating indigenous systems of knowledge and ways of knowing. Through a discourse and docume

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Autonomy and the Challenges of Interpreting the Decolonial African Biblend apply the meaning of scriptural texts to new situations? Should Africans read and interpret the Bible in Africa through African lenses and read with the concerns of Africans at heart? The debate on deconstructing the Eurocentric biblical interpretation has raged for some decades. However, it is l