“不是在他们的偶像崇拜中，而是在劳动中”：安息日和《以赛亚书》

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Milton Studies Pub Date : 2018-09-12 DOI:10.1353/MLT.2018.0015

Karen Clausen-Brown

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摘要：本文通过阅读17世纪安息日辩论中的戏剧，重新思考了《萨姆森的痛苦》中萨姆森与希伯来法律和基督教自由的关系。米尔顿和许多辩论的参与者一样，对以赛亚书最后几章中的安息日教义特别感兴趣。以赛亚书似乎提供了一个将希伯来语和基督教经文结合起来的机会，因为这本书既告诫读者遵守希伯来语安息日法律，也可以被解读为基督解放被压迫者的先驱。在这些讨论中，米尔顿笔下的萨姆森成为了一个伊萨英雄，他预见到基督的解放劳动不是通过违反希伯来法律，而是通过遵守它。

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"Not in their idol-worship, but by labor": The Sabbath and the Book of Isaiah in Samson Agonistes

abstract:This article reconsiders Samson's relationship to Hebrew law and Christian liberty in Samson Agonistes by reading the drama alongside the seventeenth-century Sabbath debates. Milton, like many participants in the debates, was especially intrigued by the Sabbath teachings in Isaiah's final chapters. Isaiah seemingly offered an opportunity to unite the Hebrew and Christian scriptures because the book both exhorted readers to observe Hebrew Sabbath law and could be read as prefiguring Christ's work to free the oppressed. Amidst these discussions, Milton's Samson emerges as an Isaian hero who anticipates Christ's liberating labors not by breaking Hebrew law but by obeying it.

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Milton Studies POETRY-

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期刊介绍： Milton Studies is published annually by the University of Pittsburgh Press as a forum for Milton scholarship and criticism.