Mark S. Aidoo is a lecturer in Old Testament Studies and Hebrew at Trinity Theological Seminary, Legon (Ghana). He studied theology at the Trinity Theological Seminary (Ghana), at Princeton Theological Seminary (USA) and Seoul Christian University (South Korea). He is a member of the Ghana Association of Biblical Exegetes (GABES) and International Organization for the Study of Old Testament (IOSOT). He also serves as the Director for Special Programmes at Trinity Theological Seminary (Ghana)- His research interests are biblical interpretation, Hebrew poetry, and biblical leadership.

«Eine exegetische Untersuchung, die Aufmerksamkeit verdient, weil sie das Thema Scham im AT eingehend behandelt und das aus einem für uns ungewohnten Blickwinkel. »(Hartwig F. Harms, Lutherische Theologie und Kirche 3-4/2018)

• Encountering the Phenomenon of Shame in Hebrew Bible – Anthropology, and Psychology – Positive Petitions for Shaming in the Rhetoric against the Enemy – Negative Petitions for Shaming in the Rhetoric against the Righteous – The Rhetoric of Shifting between Positive and Negative Shame – Creative Theological Consciousness of the Effectiveness of Shaming Rhetoric – Shame and African Spirituality.

Mark S. Aidoo is a lecturer in Old Testament Studies and Hebrew at Trinity Theological Seminary, Legon (Ghana). He studied theology at the Trinity Theological Seminary (Ghana), at Princeton Theological Seminary (USA) and Seoul Christian University (South Korea). He is a member of the Ghana Association of Biblical Exegetes (GABES) and International Organization for the Study of Old Testament (IOSOT). He also serves as the Director for Special Programmes at Trinity Theological Seminary (Ghana)- His research interests are biblical interpretation, Hebrew poetry, and biblical leadership.

«Eine exegetische Untersuchung, die Aufmerksamkeit verdient, weil sie das Thema Scham im AT eingehend behandelt und das aus einem für uns ungewohnten Blickwinkel. »(Hartwig F. Harms, Lutherische Theologie und Kirche 3-4/2018)

• Encountering the Phenomenon of Shame in Hebrew Bible – Anthropology, and Psychology – Positive Petitions for Shaming in the Rhetoric against the Enemy – Negative Petitions for Shaming in the Rhetoric against the Righteous – The Rhetoric of Shifting between Positive and Negative Shame – Creative Theological Consciousness of the Effectiveness of Shaming Rhetoric – Shame and African Spirituality.

Mark S. Aidoo is a lecturer in Old Testament Studies and Hebrew at Trinity Theological Seminary, Legon (Ghana). He studied theology at the Trinity Theological Seminary (Ghana), at Princeton Theological Seminary (USA) and Seoul Christian University (South Korea). He is a member of the Ghana Association of Biblical Exegetes (GABES) and International Organization for the Study of Old Testament (IOSOT). He also serves as the Director for Special Programmes at Trinity Theological Seminary (Ghana)- His research interests are biblical interpretation, Hebrew poetry, and biblical leadership.

«Eine exegetische Untersuchung, die Aufmerksamkeit verdient, weil sie das Thema Scham im AT eingehend behandelt und das aus einem für uns ungewohnten Blickwinkel. »(Hartwig F. Harms, Lutherische Theologie und Kirche 3-4/2018)

• Encountering the Phenomenon of Shame in Hebrew Bible – Anthropology, and Psychology – Positive Petitions for Shaming in the Rhetoric against the Enemy – Negative Petitions for Shaming in the Rhetoric against the Righteous – The Rhetoric of Shifting between Positive and Negative Shame – Creative Theological Consciousness of the Effectiveness of Shaming Rhetoric – Shame and African Spirituality.