이사야 24-27장을 통해서 본 열방선교
All Nations’ Mission through Isaiah 24-27
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This study is focused on “all nations’ mission through Isaiah 24-27,” which is called “a little Apocalyptic” and considered as one of the difficult chapters to understand. To do so, first of all, we will tackle a theological interpretation of the city in Isaiah 24-27 from the point of view of God’s judgment and salvation. The main reason for this study is that in Isaiah 24-27, the city plays a very significant role. Regarding the study of the city, even though there has been notable progress, the main problem persists, namely, that previous approaches have focused on the identification of the historical city and its literary meaning. The implication is that the role and function of the city from a theological perspective, especially connected to all nations’ mission has been overlooked. In other words, from the study of the problems associated with Isaiah 24-27, it can be observed that many scholars neglect the theological message or the understanding of the city as a proper subject of theological inquiry and mission. Through the prophetic genre of judgement and salvation, the narrator challenges the audience/reader to change their minds and attitudes, especially about the city. The challenge is that the fortified city alone would never provide safety and peace but rather bring God’s judgment. In contrast, God alone provides salvation and protection through God’s reign on Mount Zion/Jerusalem. The vision of God’s judgment included the whole earth and the powers of heaven as well as the kings of the earth. This judgment will take place when the Lord exercises direct reign and rule in Jerusalem/Zion. In this Mount Zion, the people of Israel and all peoples/nations are invited to the “Messiahnic banquet” which God will prepare for them. Furthermore, God will himself wipe away the tears from all faces and will destroy the shroud that enfolds all nations. That is the sign of God’s perfect mission and salvation for his people and all nations in eschatological time. The remnant of exiled Israel included all peoples will gathered together to the holy mountain of Jerusalem/Zion to worship and celebrate His salvation.
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This study is focused on “all nations’ mission through Isaiah 24-27,” which is called “a little Apocalyptic” and considered as one of the difficult chapters to understand. To do so, first of all, we will tackle a theological interpretation of the city in Isaiah 24-27 from the point of view of God’s judgment and salvation. The main reason for this study is that in Isaiah 24-27, the city plays a very significant role. Regarding the study of the city, even though there has been notable progress, the main problem persists, namely, that previous approaches have focused on the identification of the historical city and its literary meaning. The implication is that the role and function of the city from a theological perspective, especially connected to all nations’ mission has been overlooked. In other words, from the study of the problems associated with Isaiah 24-27, it can be observed that many scholars neglect the theological message or the understanding of the city as a proper subject of theological inquiry and mission. Through the prophetic genre of judgement and salvation, the narrator challenges the audience/reader to change their minds and attitudes, especially about the city. The challenge is that the fortified city alone would never provide safety and peace but rather bring God’s judgment. In contrast, God alone provides salvation and protection through God’s reign on Mount Zion/Jerusalem. The vision of God’s judgment included the whole earth and the powers of heaven as well as the kings of the earth. This judgment will take place when the Lord exercises direct reign and rule in Jerusalem/Zion. In this Mount Zion, the people of Israel and all peoples/nations are invited to the “Messiahnic banquet” which God will prepare for them. Furthermore, God will himself wipe away the tears from all faces and will destroy the shroud that enfolds all nations. That is the sign of God’s perfect mission and salvation for his people and all nations in eschatological time. The remnant of exiled Israel included all peoples will gathered together to the holy mountain of Jerusalem/Zion to worship and celebrate His salvation.
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