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The Servant’s Failed Mission A Linguistic Analysis of Isaiah 42:18-25
Elisha Kwabena Marfo 삼육대학교 신학연구소 2020 신학과 학문 Vol.30 No.-
Through linguistic analysis, this article argues that thecontext of Israel’s blindness and deafness combined with the use of and seem to suggest a direct missionary task, probably a failed missionendeavor on the part of Israel. YHWH’s goal of reaching out to the nations andhumanity through Israel breaks down due to Israel’s wilfulness andnoncompliance. Israel’s failure to fulfill YHWH’s mission to her people and thenations’ peoples resulted in YHWH’s condemnation. YHWH’s reproach to theServant as unfit for His missionary task is due to the self-inflicted ailmentsof sins. Again, Israel’s mission has marked similarities to that of theMessiah, for example, her mission responsibility towards the nations. Israelfailed in her mission and awaits a YHWH’s restoration before she can fulfillher mission.
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Archaeological Finds at Shiloh and their Theological/Missiological Implications
( Elisha Kwabena Marfo ) 삼육대학교 선교와사회문제연구소 2019 Asia-Africa Journal of Mission and Ministry(AAMM) Vol.19 No.-
The relationship between archaeology and the Bible has long been debated, leading to conflicting viewpoints on historicity and chronology. Scholars from the diachronic and low chronology perspective consider Israel’s history as either a myth or a later redaction from different accounts/sources. Those from the synchronic and high chronology perspective garner a range of factual relationships. This article which focuses on Shiloh has shown how the archaeological finds from the tell help in understanding the historicity of the Bible, especially the account of Israel’s statement at Shiloh (cf. 1 Sam 4) in the later part of the Late Bronze Age and early period of the Iron Age I. Missiologically, archaeological finds contribute to understanding the biblical narratives and how best the Bible is used for mission. Also, by interlacing the biblical and materialistic history and the reliability of the material culture and findings of Shiloh in the OT, mission can be projected on a more promising way.
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Isaiah’s Authorship and Methodology: A Historical Review
( Elisha Kwabena Marfo ) 삼육대학교 선교와사회문제연구소 2018 Asia-Africa Journal of Mission and Ministry(AAMM) Vol.18 No.-
The study reviews how scholars have approached the authorship of the book of Isaiah and the kind of methodologies used in analyzing the text along the centuries. This is done in light of the resources which are now available in order to provide a more accurate and up to date assessment of the authorship and methodology which in turn may serve as a solid basis for future exegesis and theological exposition of the book. Following this comprehensive review, the study has found out that beginning in the 20th and 21st centuries, scholarship on the book of Isaiah has displayed interest in the authorship and methodologies employed in the study of the book, but there is seemingly no agreement among scholars. The features of the study of the book in the last two centuries are predominantly the reverberation of arguments and sometimes newer or combined methodologies in approaching the text. A biblical/theological scholarly dialogue to fashion out the best way in dealing with issues in Isaiah is recommended to address the unending discourses and debates on the authorship and methodology of the book of Isaiah. This will bring a lasting settlement to the apparently conflicting positions in Isaianic scholarship.
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Metaphors of Election in the Old Testament
( Elisha Kwabena Marfo ) 삼육대학교 선교와사회문제연구소 2020 Asia-Africa Journal of Mission and Ministry(AAMM) Vol.22 No.-
The theme of election is prominent, if not the central theme, in the Old Testament. Election is expressed in some particular terminologies, but very often mirrored otherwise through imageries and metaphors. The election metaphors cover several issues that present themselves in the daily lives of humankind. Metaphors such as parental adoption or father/son relationship, military recruitment, master/servant relationship, shepherd/flock relationship, farmer/plant relationship, potter/pottery relationship, and marital union are used by the Hebrew Bible writers to highlight the theme. This underscores the theological significance of election in the Old Testament. Looking at the different aspects of the election metaphors, it also appears as a concept contributing to the theological coherence of the Old Testament. Thus, the concept belongs to the very theological framework of the Old Testament.
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The Interplay of Leadership Styles and Qualities: A Narrative Analysis of 2 Chronicles 32:1-23
( Elisha Kwabena Marfo ) 삼육대학교 선교와사회문제연구소 2017 Asia-Africa Journal of Mission and Ministry(AAMM) Vol.16 No.-
In the narrative of 2 Chro 32:1-23, the characters through different characterization, props, and plots are shown in their many roles as leaders. The leadership qualities of the characters are assessed, and the leadership styles and qualities of Sennacherib and Hezekiah, and God’s work with His people who call on Him are revealed. God’s deliverance of Jerusalem and His divine leadership shows the narrator’s point of view intended for the implied reader. This study shows that the story is a leadership story where God moves from a passive character to an active character who leads His people to victory. The story shows how God carefully watches and works through people to deliver His people. This article notes that one’s style of leadership plays a role in the empowerment and growth of the people he/she leads.
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