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The Exhortation to Messianic Martyrdom in the Book of Revelation
김태섭 연세대학교 신과대학 연합신학대학원 2016 신학논단 Vol.86 No.-
The book of Revelation serves as the grand finale of the Bible presenting the hope of a new heaven and a new earth. Such a cosmic renewal does not, however, come without sacrifice. Revelation is replete with dreadful events describing the eschatological afflictions that Christians will have to go through until the time of Christ’s return. In particular, John envisages that Christians in Asia Minor will be coerced into following the imperial cult, which will ultimately lead them to making a choice between martyrdom and apostasy. Thus, the main purpose of the book of Revelation is to prepare Christians to transcend death in an imminent tribulation. For this reason, there are many passages in Revelation which are relevant to martyrs and martyrdom. When these passages are examined, it is found that there is a distinctive feature of John’s literary technique, by which he assimilates a martyr to Christ. Both a martyr and Christ have many aspects in common: they play an indispensable role in the eschatological judgment (6:9-11); they will engage in a divine war at the end of the age (19:11-16); they will rule the millennial kingdom together (20:4); they are promised that they will share the title ‘son of God’ (21:7-8). These messianic features of a martyr enhance the value of martyrdom to a state of ‘being like Christ.’ Given that the name ‘Christian’ means to become like Christ, martyrdom is the way by which to embody this ideal. Although the rhetorics of reward or punishment, both of which appeal to human instinct, it is nobler for a Christian to choose martyrdom in order to imitate Christ. Therefore, it is the assimilation of martyrs to Christ which makes the book of Revelation most effective in the motivation of martyrdom.
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김태섭,김은석,김재진 대한악안면성형재건외과학회 2001 Maxillofacial Plastic Reconstructive Surgery Vol.23 No.3
Main disadvantages of conventional pectorails major myocutaneous flap is bulkness of muscular pedicle. It makes difficult to use this flap in a case of supraomohyold neck dissection. Pectoralis major myocutaneous island flap is a modification to overcome this shortcoming. And bilobular design of skin portion of this flap could be used for reconstruction of a through and through defect. We report a case of reconstruction of full-thickness defect of cheek with bilobular pectoralis major myocutaneous island flap and compare it with conventional pectoralis myocutaneous flap.
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김태섭 장로회신학대학교 기독교사상과문화연구원 2018 장신논단 Vol.50 No.4
It has been the subject of much debate among N.T. scholars whether Jews of the first century A.D. believed that they still remained in the exile, though their ancestors had already returned from Babylon centuries ago. The present article attempts to address this issue in the study of Matthew, arguing from authorial reader’s viewpoint that the exile was not deemed over to the Jewish readers of post 70’s who readily thought of Babylon as an epithet for Rome. According to the Gospel of Matthew, Israel is the people (lao,j) in need of salvation from ‘sins’ (Mt 1:21) and the ‘lost sheep without a shepherd’ (10:6 cf. 15:24). Despite the return from Babylon centuries ago, Israel’s current predicament is no better than the time of the exile. Yet, Matthew’s genealogy articulates that the Babylonian exile has its terminus in Jesus. This good news resonates, not least with the Jewish readers who have recently undergone the fall of Jerusalem. To them, Babylon reads like an epithet for Rome. Although Israel is now under the yoke of the symbolic Babylon, they can still hope that it will be reversed by Jesus, the Christ.
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김태섭,한동길,도언록,박대환 대한미용성형외과학회 2013 Archives of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Vol.19 No.1
Blepharoptosis patients use frontalis muscle unconsciously to widen eye, and it results in several aesthetic problems-such as forehead wrinkling and elevated eyebrow. So forehead wrinkling and elevated eyebrow can be resolved with correction of blepharoptosis. We evaluated the change of eyebrow height in 30 patients who were corrected blepharoptosis through photogrammetry. The mean age of the patients was 36.8 years old and the mean follow up periods were 6 months. Horizontal line passing medial and lateral canthal corner in both eyes was drawn in Photopshop. From the horizontal line, 3 vertical lines perpendicular to this line were drawn passing medial and lateral canthal corner and the vertically oriented center of the pupil. Eyebrow height was measured through these 3 vertical lines. The average length of decreased value of the eyebrow height were 3.64 mm in H1, 3.31 mm in H2, 2.79 mm in H3. In unilateral cases, 2.42 mm in H1, 2.86 mm in H2,2.78 mm in H3, and in bilateral cases, the decreased values were 4.25 mm in H1, 3.53 mm in H2, 2.79 mm in H3. From this study, the author would like to introduce the method to calculate the changes of eyebrow height after blepharoptosis correction and the values objectively.
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