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• 2008Doing postcolonial biblical interpretation @home : ten years of (South) African ambivalence55 cited
• 2018Revelations of Ideology: Apocalyptic Class Politics in Early Roman Palestine52 cited
• 2015The archaeological study of the Bible34 cited
• 2010Postcolonial Biblical Criticism25 cited
• 2015The New Cambridge History of the Bible24 cited
• 2011How Typical a Roman Prostitute Is Revelation's "Great Whore"?20 cited
• 2010Beyond Identification of the Topos of Household Management: Reading the Household Codes in Light of Recent Methodologies and Theoretical Perspectives in the Study of the New Testament19 cited
• 2021YEAR 119 cited
• 2012Empire and New Testament texts: Theorising the imperial, in subversion and attraction15 cited
• 2021The Cambridge Companion to the New Testament14 cited
• 2010Prophets postcolonially: Initial insights for a postcolonial reading of prophetic literature13 cited
• 2017What Has Mark’s Christ to Do with David’s Son? A History of Interpretation13 cited
• 2011Anti-Imperial Rhetoric in the New Testament12 cited
• 2015Liberationist readings of the Bible11 cited