Afrocentric interpretations of the New Testament epistles Hebrews, James, Jude, Peter, John, and Revelation
Subtitle: things that Black scholars see that white scholars do not
By: [edited by] Thomas Bowie Slater
Contributors: BaaQar, Libya, contributor; Jerkins, Marcus, contributor; McIntyre, LaVonia Kess, contributor; Sumney, Jerry L., contributor; Waters, Kenneth L., 1953- contributor; Williams, Jeremy L., Rev., contributor; Williams, Nellie, Rev., contributor
Publisher: The Edwin Mellen Press
Published: 2021
Place of publication: Lewiston, New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 156
ISBN-13: 9781495509230
Subjects: Black interpretations; Criticism and interpretation; Bible
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Foreword / -- by Jerry Sumney; title: The misnomer of "Catholic" or "General letters"  -- Thomas B. Slater; title: The marginalized Christ as the gracious helper (Hebrews 2:14-18; 4:15-16)  -- Libya BaaQar; title: Race to the finish line (Hebrews 12:1-2)  -- Nellie Williams; title: It has been a long, hard year but keep the faith (James 1:2-4)  -- LaVonia Kess McIntyre; title: Blessing and cursing : James 3:9 and the imago Dei  -- Marcus Jerkins; title: Jesus and the spirits in prison : deciphering the Petrine Noah passage (1 Pet 3:18-22)  -- Kenneth L. Waters, Sr.; title: The tie that binds : confirmation statements in John's Apocalypse  -- Thomas B. Slater; title: Ordering chaos : style and structure in the Apocalypse of John  -- Kenneth L. Waters, Sr.; title: Victory today is mine : the present, power, and perseverance in Revelation 12:7-12 -- Jeremy L. Williams.