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학술저널
저자정보
김선종 (한남대학교)
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대한성서공회 성경원문연구 성경원문연구 제28호
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2011.4
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279 - 288 (10page)
DOI
10.28977/jbtr.2011.4.28.279

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Anderson begins his study by presenting that the metaphor on sin in the Hebrew Bible has changed since the Second Temple period. While its principal metaphors in the Classical Biblical Hebrew literature are the burden to be borne (Lev 16:22) or the stain to be wiped, the main metaphor on sin is represented as a debt (Isa 40:2) to be payed in the later period, i.e., in the New Testament (Rom 7:14; Col 2:14), the rabbinic literature, and the early Christian literature (St. Ephrem, Narsai). And this change of sin"s concept is confirmed by the translation of the word "burden" by "debt" in the Aramaic Targum (Lev 5:1; 24:15). According to the author, the emergence of this new concept of sin as a burden derives from the influence of the Aramaic language in the Persian period (538-533 B.C). On the basis of this hypothesis, Anderson tries to unveil the relationship between sin as a debt and almsgiving as a crucial means of an atonement.
The author"s interest is so wide as to range from the Old and New Testament, the Dead Sea Scrolls, the rabbinic literature to the Syriac theologians. However, he does not lose his sight any moment on the theme "sin". By trying to interpret sin and atonement in these wide perspectives, he makes the reader not to be isolated in a particular biased position. Anderson does not merely solve the reader"s curiosity on the history of sin; he shows an excellent model how the exegete can draw the theological inferences out through the linguistic approach.

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