A Study of the Modern Trends of Bible Usage and Reading Among Christians in Kenyase By Joseph William Acheampong and Boaz Kofi Asiamah Abstract The Bible is a key tool that is used by Christians all over the world but African Christians have various motifs of reading and using the bible. This [...]

A Critical Examination of the Translation Philosophy of the New Testament of the New Revised Asante-Twi Bible (2018) By Yaw Worae Abstract Bible translation activities have been documented since the return of the Jewish people from the Babylonian exile around the 5th century BCE. In Ghana, the earliest translation of portions of [...]

Contextualization of Eschatological Apocalypse of the Matthean Parabolic Pericope (Matt. 25: 31-46) in NKST Indigenous Christian Songs: An Appraisal of Paul Ityavgyer Fate. By Abel Aor Inyaregh Abstract This paper is set out from its point of departure to address the act of contextualizing the gospel to enhance absolute assimilation whereas it [...]

The Challenges of Doing Biblical Studies in Africa By Daniel Nii Aboagye Aryeh Abstract Biblical studies has taken root in Africa leading to the proposition of African biblical studies that considers the unique context of Africa in biblical interpretation processes and biblical education. Biblical studies is mainly hinged on the study of [...]