ISSN: 2676-2838
There are challenges in the translation and interpretation of the biblical texts from the Source Languages (SL) to Receptor Languages (RL). These stem from the fact that no two languages are the same. Mother-Tongue Biblical Hermeneutics studies the translation and interpretation similarities and differences that come out of various translations of the Bible into the indigenous languages of people. The value of the similarities and differences in the translation of biblical texts is that it gives theological insights to existing interpretations of the texts. These insights create avenues for the scholarly study of mother-tongue biblical texts in addition to the Hebrew Bible, Septuagint and Greek New Testament. Language is a communication tool.
2021 – Volume 3
No. 1 – March 2021 | No. 2 – September 2021 | No.3 October 2021 | No. 4 – November 2021
2020 – Volume 2
No. 1 – April 2020 | No. 2 – August 2020 | No. 3 – September 2020 | No. 4 – October 2020 | No. 5 – December 2020
2019 – Volume 1
No. 2 – December 2019 | No. 1 – July 2019
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