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A Study on Paul’s Speech at the Areopagus in Acts 17:16-28

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ACTS 신학연구소 (ACTS Theology Institute)|2021.10|ACTS 신학저널 (ACTS Theological Journal)|제49권 |pp. 170-212|DOI 10.19114/atj.49.5

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문화Gospel복음상황화ContextualizationCulture.AreopagusPaul’s Speechthe Epicureanthe Stoics아레오바고바울의 연설에피쿠로스 학파스토아 학파
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In general, Paul’s Areopagus speech is thought of as a model of contextualization mission. Paul delivered the gospel exemplarily through contextualization so that Athenian citizens could understand the gospel as the language and concept used by those gathered in the square. Therefore, it is necessary to evaluate that contextualization is essential and effective in evangelizing for missionary work. In addition, contextualization needs to be substantiated whether it should be recognized from a biblical concept, or a socio-cultural point of view in evangelism because...? This study examines the concept of contextualization through an exemplary case of apostle Paul, especially the gospel(Act 17), in which his words and actions were recorded in Athens, which means that contextualization focuses on the gospel being transformed or not mixed, and the message being delivered truly and efficiently. Therefore contextualization refers to a missionary theory and strategy on how a missionary will adequately implement the declaration of the gospel to people of different cultures without losing or distorting the actual meaning of the gospel.

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In general, Paul’s Areopagus speech is thought of as a model of contextualization mission. Paul delivered the gospel exemplarily through contextualization so that Athenian citizens could understand the gospel as the language and concept used by those gathered in the square. Therefore, it is necessary to evaluate that contextualization is essential and effective in evangelizing for missionary work. In addition, contextualization needs to be substantiated whether it should be recognized from a biblical concept, or a socio-cultural point of view in evangelism because...? This study examines the concept of contextualization through an exemplary case of apostle Paul, especially the gospel(Act 17), in which his words and actions were recorded in Athens, which means that contextualization focuses on the gospel being transformed or not mixed, and the message being delivered truly and efficiently. Therefore contextualization refers to a missionary theory and strategy on how a missionary will adequately implement the declaration of the gospel to people of different cultures without losing or distorting the actual meaning of the gospel.

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