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• 2015The task and distinctiveness of African biblical hermeneutic(s)49 cited
• 2000Comparative Readings of the Bible in Africa: Some Concerns48 cited
• 2001Interpreting the Old Testament in Africa30 cited
• 2006The Cushites in the Chronicler's version of Asa's reign : a secondary audience in Chronicles?24 cited
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• 2005An African methodology for South African Biblical Sciences : revisiting the Bosadi (womanhood) approach23 cited
• 2011Seeing Tamar through the prism of an African woman: A contextual reading of Genesis 3821 cited
• 2008Reading Psalm 109 in African Christianity18 cited
• 2015Hannah's ordeal of childlessness: Interpreting 1 Samuel 1 through the prism of a childless African woman in a polygynous family14 cited
• 2006The Vocation of an African biblical scholar on the margins of biblical scholarship13 cited
• 1970The book of Amos: A commentary;12 cited
• 2013The Nameless African Wife of Potiphar and her contribution to Ancient Israel11 cited
• 2005'Contextuality' in (South) African exegesis : reflections on the communality of our exegetical methodologies