Contextualisation of the gospel among Muslims by M. Coleman, P. Verster

“… Contextualisation is considered crucial in relating the gospel to culture. However, when reaching Muslims by means of the Christian gospel it is also important to evaluate the concept of contextualisation, as different approaches enable one to understand the mission to Muslims in different ways. …”
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The Translation of Ὑποκριτης in the Gospels as Osatotsε in Dangme Bible Translations by Ebenezer Quaye, Jonathan Edward Tetteh Kuwornu-Adjaottor

“…This work looks at the word, osatotsε, being the Dangme word for the Greek, ὑποκριτης of the biblical text, especially, in the gospels. Osatotsε (O sa [kε]to tsε) in Dangme, literally or basically means “rotten (spoilt) but hidden owner (person).” …”
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“ADORN THE CROSS WITH ROSES”? JUSTICE AND HUMAN DIGNITY, BEAUTY AND HUMAN FLOURISHING by N. Marais

“…A key proposed argument in this analysis is that justice is to human dignity what beauty is to human flourishing, and that these shape or mould the theological language with which salvation – the good news of the gospel – is articulated. …”
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Mission among the Jews by A. van de Beek

“…This requires knowledge of the Old Testament that is compatible with the Jewish knowledge of the Scriptures, which must be living letters of Christ as a result of the fullness of the gospel in their lives. …”
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A rhetorical analysis of Philippians 1:12-26 by A. H. Snyman

“…This approach is briefly summarised, followed by a systematic analysis of Paul’s basic rhetorical strategy, as well as all the supportive rhetorical techniques in these fifteen verses. …”
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A rhetorical analysis of Philippians 1:1-11 by A. H. Snyman

“…This approach is briefly summarised, followed by a systematic analysis of Paul’s basic rhetorical strategy, as well as  of all the supportive rhetorical techniques, in these eleven verses. …”
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"Having fellowship with God" according to 1 John: dealing with the intermediation and invironment through which and in which it is constituted by D. G. van der Merwe

“… For believers to have fellowship with one another and corporately with God, is one of the main objectives stated for the proclamation of the gospel by the author of 1 John. This article investigates the intermediation and environment through which and in which fellowship is constituted between God and his children. …”
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Die verstaan en funksie van die Ou Testament in die kerk (of: kan die kerk klaarkom sonder die Ou Testament?) Deel II by S. D. Snyman

“…The result of this investigation boils down to two basic answers given: The Old Testament was either totally rejected or narrowed down to a formula like promise-fulfillment; law-gospel; continuity-discontinuity. …”
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Die verstaan en funksie van die Ou Testament in die kerk (of: kan die kerk klaarkom sonder die Ou Testament?) Deel I by S. D. Snyman

“…The result of this investigation boils down to two basic answers given: The Old Testament was either totally rejected or narrowed down to a formula like promise-fulfillment; law-gospel; continuity-discontinuity. …”
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Meek or oppressed? Reading Matthew 5:5 in context by W. Domeris

“… According to the Gospel of Matthew 5:5, Jesus pronounces a blessing on “the meek” (Greek ?? …”
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“The Poor will always be with you”: Ethical Implications for the Church and Development in Africa. by Rugyendo, Medard

“…Christians ought to help each other and witness justice through sharing, clothing and providing shelter for the poor. …”
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“The Poor will always be with you”: Ethical Implications for the Church and Development in Africa by Medard, Rugyendo

“…Christians ought to help each other and witness justice through sharing, clothing and providing shelter for the poor. …”
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