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本帖最後由 redbud 於 2010-8-23 19:27 編輯
回復 41# 追求永生
前面我說話沒有加上可能兩個字,這裡我道歉,我說約伯記可能是編的。
就是正式查經,正規的教會,都會先考察一下約伯記的來源,我們以前的教會,在每次主日學和查經之前,都會說明,約伯記的來源目前還是有爭議性的,另外,約伯這個人的存在,大都有哪些爭議,都會說明的。
約伯這個人,到底存在還是不存在,都沒有定論的,你去查考一下神學院的經文就知道了。
這裡引用wiki上面對於約伯記的描述和記載。
The Talmud occasionally discusses Job. Most traditional Torah scholarship has not doubted Job's existence. He was seen as a real and powerful figure. One Talmudic opinion has it that Job was in fact one of three advisors that Pharaoh consulted, prior to taking action against the increasingly multiplying "Children of Israel" mentioned in the Book of Exodus during the time of Moses' birth. The episode is mentioned in the Talmud (Tractate Sotah): Balaam gives evil advice urging Pharaoh to kill the Hebrew male new-born babies, Jethro opposes Pharaoh and tells him not to harm the Hebrews at all, and Job keeps silent and does not reveal his mind even though he was personally opposed to Pharaoh's destructive plans. It is for his silence that God subsequently punishes him with his bitter afflictions.[3].
There is a minority view among the rabbis of the Talmud, that of Rabbi Shimon ben Lakish, that Job never existed (Midrash Genesis Rabbah LXVII, Talmud Bavli, Bava Batra 15a). In this view, Job was a literary creation by a prophet who used this form of writing to convey a divine message or parable. On the other hand, the Talmud (in Tractate Baba Batra 15a-16b) goes to great lengths trying to ascertain when Job actually lived, citing many opinions and interpretations by the leading sages.
我信的什麼樣,是我跟神之間的事情。
反倒是論斷人的,將來要受更重的審判,聖經上你沒讀嗎? |
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