민중 메시아론에서 농민의 위치 ― 씨 뿌리는 자의 비유와 포도원 품꾼과 소작인, 그리고 부유한 농부의 비유를 중심으로

Abstract

This thesis is to find the hidden script of the people in the parables of Jesus, centering on the Min Jung messianism, which can be said to be the core of Min Jung theology. As a methodology, the hidden script of Min Jung in James Scott’s 『The Art of Domination and Resistance-Concealment Script』 sociological method of interpreting the Bible, and post-colonial biblical hermeneutics were mobilized. In addition, this thesis seeks to find out who the group named ‘Oclos’ at the time of Jesus was in detail and analyzes the relationship between the peasants and absentee were in Jesus’ parables. I tried to approach the primary audience of Min Jung’s events hidden in the metaphor. In particular, by reinterpreting the ‘parable of the sower’, I tried to find the reason why peasants at the time had no choice but to become Min Jung. In doing so, I tried to identify the position occupied by the peasants in the Min Jung messianism, and based on this, I tried to examine the possibility of a new subject of the peasant messianism. In conclusion, I tried to discuss the importance of discovering new missionary tasks in Min Jung theology from the perspective of peasants, agriculture, and rural areas in the global south who are suffering in the Min Jung theological horizon. I believe that the roots of most of the Min Jung events that occur today begin in rural areas, with peasants, and with agriculture. In addition, I tried to emphasize that the Messianic potentiality to save Min Jung lies in ‘life,’ and the rurality, the rural community, and the farmers, which can be said to be the mother of that ‘life.’ These are the spheres where the Messianic potentiality is most evident. By revealing that I tried to shed new light on Min Jung Messianism.