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Luke Eka Putra
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SEBUAH TINJAUAN SINGKAT MENGENAI KUALIFIKASI PEMIMPIN DARI PERSPEKTIF KITAB NEHEMIA (4 PASAL PERTAMA) Luke Eka Putra
Jurnal Theologia Forum STFT Surya Nusantara Vol. 8 No. 1 (2020): January
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Tema kepemimpinan dalam dunia kita sekarang menjadi tema yang cukup luas berkembang. Namun faktor-faktor atau kualifikasi apakah yang harus kita ketahui untuk seseorang menjadi seorang pemimpin dari sudut pandang Alkitab? Sehingga dalam memilih seorang pemimpin kita harus tahu apa yang menjadi kualifikasinya, sehingga pemimpin yang terpilih dapat mengelola dan memberikan sumbangsih bagi sebuah bangsa yang dipimpinnya demi masa depan. Artikel ini bertujuan membuka dan memberikan wawasan secara pengetahuan tentang kualifikasi pemimpin yang layak memimpin dari perspektif kitab Nehemia 1 – 4 melalui metode eksposisi.
Studi Biblika dan Reflektif : Mazmur 121 “Sebuah Perjalanan Hidup Mengikut Tuhan” Luke Eka Putra
Diligentia: Journal of Theology and Christian Education Vol. 8 No. 1 (2026): January
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This paper examines Psalm 121:1–2 from both a biblical and reflective perspective by understanding life as a journey of faith, rather than a pursuit of specific achievements. Starting from the reality of human life—filled with challenges, struggles, and uncertainties—Psalm 121 is read within the context of the Songs of Ascents (Psalms 120–134) as a series of hope-filled songs of God’s people who are journeying toward Jerusalem. This study explores the historical and geographical background of Israel’s pilgrimage, which was fraught with risks and threats, thus shaping a theological metaphor of total dependence on God. A lexical analysis of the verb “to lift up one’s eyes” (נָשָׂא, nāśāʾ) compared with the verb “to see” (רָאָה, rāʾāh) in the narratives of Genesis and Samuel shows a shift in meaning: from a type of seeing that leads to sin to a seeing of faith directed toward God. Furthermore, an examination of the word “help” (עֵזֶר, ʿēzer) affirms that the help from the Lord in Psalm 121 is not merely temporary assistance, but rather God’s active and eternal accompaniment as Creator. The paper concludes with a theological reflection relevant to modern life, emphasizing that in a journey filled with spiritual crises, believers are called to direct their gaze and hope solely toward the Lord, the Maker of Heaven and Earth.
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