Takalani A Muswubi
Biographic Data
| ID | 6794855 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Takalani A Muswubi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Takalani A |
| FAMILY NAME | Muswubi |
| SIGNATURE | MUSWUBI T A |
| AFFILIATIONS | North-West University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3981-1244 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Missio Dei uncovered in the study of Canaan’s curse in Genesis 9
This article draws our attention to the paradox in understanding the mission of God [missio Dei] as God of both love and justice within the context of war against nations like the Egyptians, the Canaanites, the Assyrians, and even the Israelites. The misreading of biblical texts like Genesis 9:25 leads to the varied pretexts or driving forces behind the genocide, land grabs, and related matters. This article attempts to answer the following quest…
Missional review of the matrifocal role of Makhadzi and of Bathsheba in their patriarchal context
This article reviews the matrifocal role of Makhadzi and Bathsheba in the patriarchal context from a missional point of view. The role and influence of the king’s mother known as the queen mother in the Ancient Near East and the Makhadzi, the king’s aunt, in most African traditional societies is still a phenomenon. The South African legislation is silent about Makhadzi’s role, while the Bible uncovers a hint of Bathsheba’s role in 1 Kings 1 and 2…
Uncovering Paul’s missional strategy for declining Reformed Churches in South African cities
This article explores Paul’s missional strategy as a means of addressing the decline of the Reformed Churches in South African cities. Since 1994, there has been a scholarly outcry regarding the inward focus, decline and demise of established Church denominations – particularly within South African cities. Over 100 Reformed local congregations have merged, with some continuing to experience decline and even death within the Reformed Church in Sou…
Missional view of the Good Samaritan parable in handling neighbourliness in Christ’s view
Diverse perspectives, be it, theoretical or theological, of the parable of the Good Samaritan, have shaped the mainstream thinking and practices of the global community (that is, global and local churches and communities). Many relief and developmental programmes were shaped, influenced and motivated by Jesus’s parable of the Good Samaritan. The double-sided question about attaining God’s Kingdom and who my neighbour is remains the relational cha…
Missional precepts of the jubilee as an incentive to address poverty in South Africa and beyond
This article uncovers and articulates the missional precepts of the jubilee as an incentive in addressing poverty in South Africa and beyond. The jubilee is instituted as a special incentive not only of God’s liberation (deliverance and salvation) but also for God’s consecration (reconciliation and restoration). At the heart (centre) of jubilee is the gospel call that God fulfilled through Jesus Christ and his ministry. The main question is: what…
Significance of incarnation in gospel contextualisation and communication interculturally
This article analyses the missional significance of John 1:14 in gospel contextualisation and communication interculturally. All theologies are contextual within an unchanging divine word of God. After the four-decade long contestation, which was at times complex, if not complicated, the consensus was reached between the Evangelical and the Ecumenical scholars. The aftermath of it has a far-reaching implication for an effective and efficient cont…
Missional perspective of Canaan’s curse as a blessing in disguise
This article gives a missional perspective of Canaan’s curse as a blessing in disguise within the Missio Dei perspective. The pronouncement of Canaan’s curse in Genesis 9 v. The pronouncement of the curse of Canaan, in Genesis 9 v. 25, presents a biblical paradox which has an apparent ‘blessing in disguise’ message. Without proper handling, this issue affected and is still affecting both the Church and the communities and their socio-political an…
Missional tenet with incentive intent of and for witness study of 1 Corinthians 9
Christ’s law of selfless and sacrificial love is the missional principle, an incentive intent not only of and for handling disputable matter, including a matter of eating the food that is offered to the idols (cf. 1 Cor 8:1–11:1) but also of and for gospel witness there and then, in the early Church and also here and now, in the recent church as it always is, given the missional history of the church. Using the grammatical-historical method of ex…
Restorative Justice as a missional call in South African intercultural context and beyond
Restorative justice tends to be a controversial issue. Millions of marginalized people across the planet who are in the vicious cycle of being underprivileged, have already lost any hope and sense of dignity, as they see unfairness in the justice system as well as in the socio-economic and political sphere of life. The concept of equality and equity add confusion as they are often mixed up and confused in their attempt to seek justice. The questi…
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Missional tenet with incentive intent of and for witness study of 1 Corinthians 9
Christ’s law of selfless and sacrificial love is the missional principle, an incentive intent not only of and for handling disputable matter, including a matter of eating the food that is offered to the idols (cf. 1 Cor 8:1–11:1) but also of and for gospel witness there and then, in the early Church and also here and now, in the recent church as it always is, given the missional history of the church. Using the grammatical-historical method of ex…
Restorative Justice as a missional call in South African intercultural context and beyond
Restorative justice tends to be a controversial issue. Millions of marginalized people across the planet who are in the vicious cycle of being underprivileged, have already lost any hope and sense of dignity, as they see unfairness in the justice system as well as in the socio-economic and political sphere of life. The concept of equality and equity add confusion as they are often mixed up and confused in their attempt to seek justice. The questi…
Missional precepts of the jubilee as an incentive to address poverty in South Africa and beyond
This article uncovers and articulates the missional precepts of the jubilee as an incentive in addressing poverty in South Africa and beyond. The jubilee is instituted as a special incentive not only of God’s liberation (deliverance and salvation) but also for God’s consecration (reconciliation and restoration). At the heart (centre) of jubilee is the gospel call that God fulfilled through Jesus Christ and his ministry. The main question is: what…
Significance of incarnation in gospel contextualisation and communication interculturally
This article analyses the missional significance of John 1:14 in gospel contextualisation and communication interculturally. All theologies are contextual within an unchanging divine word of God. After the four-decade long contestation, which was at times complex, if not complicated, the consensus was reached between the Evangelical and the Ecumenical scholars. The aftermath of it has a far-reaching implication for an effective and efficient cont…
Missional perspective of Canaan’s curse as a blessing in disguise
This article gives a missional perspective of Canaan’s curse as a blessing in disguise within the Missio Dei perspective. The pronouncement of Canaan’s curse in Genesis 9 v. The pronouncement of the curse of Canaan, in Genesis 9 v. 25, presents a biblical paradox which has an apparent ‘blessing in disguise’ message. Without proper handling, this issue affected and is still affecting both the Church and the communities and their socio-political an…
Uncovering Paul’s missional strategy for declining Reformed Churches in South African cities
This article explores Paul’s missional strategy as a means of addressing the decline of the Reformed Churches in South African cities. Since 1994, there has been a scholarly outcry regarding the inward focus, decline and demise of established Church denominations – particularly within South African cities. Over 100 Reformed local congregations have merged, with some continuing to experience decline and even death within the Reformed Church in Sou…
Missional view of the Good Samaritan parable in handling neighbourliness in Christ’s view
Diverse perspectives, be it, theoretical or theological, of the parable of the Good Samaritan, have shaped the mainstream thinking and practices of the global community (that is, global and local churches and communities). Many relief and developmental programmes were shaped, influenced and motivated by Jesus’s parable of the Good Samaritan. The double-sided question about attaining God’s Kingdom and who my neighbour is remains the relational cha…
Missio Dei uncovered in the study of Canaan’s curse in Genesis 9
This article draws our attention to the paradox in understanding the mission of God [missio Dei] as God of both love and justice within the context of war against nations like the Egyptians, the Canaanites, the Assyrians, and even the Israelites. The misreading of biblical texts like Genesis 9:25 leads to the varied pretexts or driving forces behind the genocide, land grabs, and related matters. This article attempts to answer the following quest…
Missional review of the matrifocal role of Makhadzi and of Bathsheba in their patriarchal context
This article reviews the matrifocal role of Makhadzi and Bathsheba in the patriarchal context from a missional point of view. The role and influence of the king’s mother known as the queen mother in the Ancient Near East and the Makhadzi, the king’s aunt, in most African traditional societies is still a phenomenon. The South African legislation is silent about Makhadzi’s role, while the Bible uncovers a hint of Bathsheba’s role in 1 Kings 1 and 2…
Sociology (7 works) · Biblical Studies and Interpretation (6 works) · Christian Theology and Mission (6 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Theology (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Gospel (3 works) · History (3 works) · Pentecostalism and Christianity Studies (3 works)