Messianism and Kingship in the Gospel of John: A Comparison Between the Fourth Gospel and the Royal Psalms 2, 72, and 110

Q3 Arts and Humanities

Journal of Religious and Theological Information Pub Date : 2017-05-12 DOI:10.1080/10477845.2017.1317187

Gilsun Ryu

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Abstract

ABSTRACT The article shows that messianism and kingship in the Gospel of John are involved in the royal psalms, such as Psalms 2, 72, and 110. Although these psalms were never quoted in the Gospel of John, there is a strong likelihood that the royal psalms have been alluded in the Gospel of John. This article examines the similarities and differences between the royal psalms and the Gospel of John, and, thus, shows how each present the messiah as the ideal king, concentrating on the terms “the Son of God,” “the Son of man,” and “the kingdom of God” that John shares with the royal psalms in terms of the messianic views. It appears that John uses the terms, in a unique way to emphasize the divine aspect of the messiah, by putting weight on the main characteristics of the messiah as the ideal king who was pre-existent before creation.

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约翰福音中的弥赛亚和王权:第四福音与皇家诗篇2、72和110的比较

这篇文章表明约翰福音中的弥赛亚和王权涉及到皇家诗篇，如诗篇2、72和110。虽然这些诗篇从未在约翰福音中被引用，但很有可能在约翰福音中提到了这些皇家诗篇。这篇文章考察了皇家诗篇和约翰福音之间的异同之处，因此，展示了每一个都是如何将弥赛亚作为理想的国王，集中在术语“上帝的儿子”，“人子”和“上帝的王国”，约翰在弥赛亚观点方面与皇家诗篇共享。约翰似乎用了这个词，以一种独特的方式，来强调弥赛亚的神性，通过强调弥赛亚的主要特征，作为一个理想的国王，他在创世之前就存在了。

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Journal of Religious and Theological Information Arts and Humanities-Religious Studies

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