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Tradisi Kenabian: Relasi Perjanjian Lama dan Perjanjian Baru dalam terang Dokumen Komisi Kitab Suci Sanjaya, V. Indra
Jurnal Orientasi Baru VOLUME 21, NOMOR 02, OKTOBER 2012
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Christianity has taken the Hebrew Bible as part of its scriptures. This, unavoidably, creates a long time discussion with regard to the relationship between the Old and the New Testament. One of the most popular understanding is to consider the New Testament as the fulfillment of what has been proclaimed in the Old Testament. The teaching of the Church, delivered through various documents, comfirms this popular notion, though not always explicit. However, a document from the Pontifical Biblical Commission published in 2002, shows a particular nuance. This article sought to read it carefully and to draw some practical implications.
Pergulatan Hikmat dalam Kitab Pengkhotbah Sanjaya, V. Indra
Jurnal Orientasi Baru VOLUME 19, NOMOR 02, OKTOBER 2010
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This writing intends to investigate the development of biblical wisdom tradition by comparing the Book of Qoheleth to the Book of Proverbs which was composed earlier. The comparison between those two textual traditions which is focused on two themes, namely, the reality and the human life, clearly indicates a significant development of ideas. Qoheleth argues that in real life, the Law of Retribution which is marshalled by traditional wisdom represented by Proverbs does not work. Nevertheless, Qoheleth has not arrived at a better solution yet. What it offers is just a “carpe diem” ideology as a preliminary solution to the problem.
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