한국침례신학대학교 도서관

Called to mission- [e-book] : A narrative-critical study of the character and mission of the disciples in the Gospel of Luke

서명/저자: Called to mission - [e-book] : A narrative-critical study of the character and mission of the disciples in the Gospel of Luke / by Sheila Anne Klassen-Wiebe

발행사항: Richmond, Virginia : Union Theological Seminary & Presbyterian School of Christian Education, 2001.

학위논문주기: Thesis (Ph.D.) : Union Theological Seminary & Presbyterian School of Christian Education, 2001.

초록/해제: 요약 : The goal of this dissertation is to trace how the implied reader is led to construct a portrait of the character and mission of Jesus' disciples through a sequential narrative reading of the Gospel of Luke. The approach used will be that of narrative criticism, which treats the Gospel as a coherent and unified narrative in which individual events (such as the sendings of the twelve and the seventy-two) are considered in terms of the flow of the whole story rather than in terms of a situation outside the narrative world. The narrator employs a variety of techniques to guide the reader's understanding of what it means to be a disciple engaged in mission and to help the reader evaluate the disciples.

초록/해제: 요약 : From the first appearance of the disciples, it is evident that involvement in Jesus' mission is an integral part of being a disciple of Jesus (5:1-11). The centrality of mission for discipleship is also apparent in the fact that the disciples are commissioned by Jesus for mission work not only in the beginning but also in the middle (9:1–6, 10; 10:1–24) and at the end (24:44-49) of the gospel story. Although their participation in Jesus' mission of preaching and healing begins already during his earthly ministry, Jesus' warnings about rejection and persecution remain unfulfilled and lead the reader to anticipate that these will characterize the disciples' mission at a future time.

초록/해제: 요약 : Luke's gospel story recounts how the disciples are trained by Jesus to carry out their mission and to live as his faithful followers. The tension in the story is created by their conflict with Jesus as he leads them from being uncomprehending, fearful followers to bold witnesses. In the course of the story they move from being disciples who squabble about status and who do not accept the way of the cross either for Jesus or for themselves to being bold witnesses, who understand that the purposes of God are accomplished through cross and resurrection and who proclaim salvation to all nations in the name of Jesus, even in the face of rejection and persecution.