Το τρέχον τεύχος The Bible Translator / The current issue of The Bible Translator

The Bible Translator 70:3 (2019)

• Stephen Pattemore, "From the Editor: Translation in an Age of Ecological Crisis," 237–239
• Andrew Shepherd, "Being 'Rich towards God' in the Capitalocene: An Ecological/Economic Reading of Luke 12.13-34," 240–260 (abstract)
• Theodore Hiebert, "Retranslating Genesis 1–2: Reconnecting Biblical Thought and Contemporary Experience," 261–272 (abstract)
• Arthur Walker-Jones, "Palaces of Ivory or Teeth (Ps 45.9): Carol Adams’s Absent Referent and Ecological Translation of the Psalms," 273–282 (abstract)
• Paraskevi Arapoglou, "The Growing Seeds (Mark 4.26-32): Can Growth Be Eco-Sustainably Translated? Some Preliminary Thoughts," 283–296 (abstract)
• Barbara R. Rossing, "Woe, Horror, Disaster, or Lament? Revisiting Translations of ouai in Revelation 8.13," 297–305 (abstract)
• Peter S. Perry, "“Do not harm the trees!” Ecology, Empire, and Translation in the Book of Revelation," 306–325 (abstract)
• Stephen Pattemore, "Towards an Ecological Handbook for Bible Translators," 326–342 (abstract)
• Olugbemiro O. Berekiah, "An Ecocentric Reading of אמת‎, חסד‎, and דעת אלהים‎ in Hosea 4.1-6," 343–360 (abstract)

Αποκάλυψη και οικολογία / Revelation and ecology

Στην ιστοσελίδα Ancient Jew Review ο Micah Kiel συζητά τις πιθανές οικολογικές προεκτάσεις που μπορεί να έχει το βιβλίο της Αποκάλυψης. Ειδικότερα εστιάζει το ενδιαφέρον του στον τρόπο που παρουσιάζονται τα ζώα στην Αποκάλυψη σε σύγκριση με την πρακτική των θηριοκτονιών:

John’s Apocalypse and Theriocidal (animal-killing) Empires