《罗马书》7:14-25中的“不幸的人”

Evangelical Quarterly: An International Review of Bible and Theology Pub Date : 2000-09-12 DOI:10.1163/27725472-07202002

G. Shogren

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自教父时代以来，罗马书第7章中“不幸的人”的身份和意义就引起了学者们的兴趣。罗马书7:14-25应该在犹太教义的神学背景和罗马书的修辞背景下进行研究。通过这种对“两种冲动”教义的恶搞，保罗保护了自己，使自己免受对托拉叛教的指控，同时也表明了对福音的普遍需求。

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The ‘Wretched Man’ of Romans 7:14–25 as Reductio ad absurdum’

The identity and significance of the ‘Wretched Man’ of Romans 7 has intrigued scholars since patristic times. Rom 7:14–25 should be studied within the theological context of the Jewish doctrine of the Two Impulses and within the rhetorical context of Romans. With this parody of the Two Impulse doctrine, Paul protects himself from charges of apostasy from the Torah, and at the same time demonstrates the universal need for the gospel.

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