# Elizabeth Mburu

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E104 - African Hermeneutics: Part 3

In the third and final episode on African Hermeneutics by Dr. Elizabeth Mburu, Kingdom Diversity team members analyze the hermeneutical model Mburu offers that helps the African reader move from their known African worldview to the unknown biblical worldview.   

E102 - African Hermeneutics: Part 1

African Hermeneutics by Dr. Elizabeth Mburu offers a contextualized approach to reading and interpreting Scripture for Christians on the continent of Africa. In this episode, the KD team members have an in-depth discussion about the African worldview and why understanding one’s worldview is an i ...

E103 - African Hermeneutics: Part 2

In part 2 on the discussion of African Hermeneutics by Dr. Elizabeth Mburu, Kingdom Diversity team members discuss Mubru’s expert presentation of the philosophical aspects of the African worldview.  Any culture’s point of view on knowledge, morality, suffering, and art influences how they read S ...

Bonus Episode - Arch Symposia

ARCH is the Acts 29 Resource Collaboration Hub. It is a bridge between our global church-planters as we pool our experience, knowledge and learning. Coming from Latin America, North America, Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Asia Pacific the members of the Arch team are working on the developm ...

Episode 174 Reading Scripture in Africa with Liz Mburu

How we read Scripture depends on our contextual perspective. Our worldviews shape how we read Scripture and what we find valuable and important. The post Episode 174 Reading Scripture in Africa with Liz Mburu first appeared on Lanier Theological Library.

How Culture Shapes Our Theology

Michael Horton and Adam Smith are joined by special guest Dr. Elizabeth Mburu, Associate Professor of New Testament and Greek at Africa International University, Kenya. In this episode, the hosts discuss the impact of culture on biblical interpretation, the challenges and opportunities of doing ...

What Was From the Beginning, with Elizabeth Mburu: 1 John 1:1-4

John's longer letter begins with a series of clauses headed by neuter relative pronouns without clear antecedents. In particular, the neuter gender draws our attention. To what do they refer and how does this relate to John's larger concerns? Dr. Elizabeth Mburu, who contributed earlier to this ...

An African Introduction to the New Testament with Elizabeth Mburu and Ferdinand Okorie

The conversation explores the concept of uncovering the embedded meaning in a text, the motivation behind creating an African introduction to the New Testament, and the challenges of abstraction and normative reading in biblical studies. It also delves into the application of African hermeneutic ...