旧约先知的制服

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Toronto Journal of Theology Pub Date : 2022-03-14 DOI:10.3138/tjt-2021-0085

Gregory Goswell

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摘要

这项对先知以利亚服装的研究证实，《旧约》叙事中规定的服装增加了人物塑造，并成为行动的道具。无法证明每个先知，甚至许多先知都穿着以利亚的衣服，但在后以利亚时代，不止一个人穿着“毛茸茸的斗篷”，这在西书13:4中被视为经典的先知服装，《新约》中的一些文本也暗示了这种做法。这种穿着方式最好用与荒野的联系来解释，似乎表达了对摩西所宣称的宗教正统信仰的支持。

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The Uniform of the Old Testament Prophet

This study of the dress of Elijah the prophet confirms that clothing when specified in Old Testament narrative adds to characterization and serves as a prop for the action. It cannot be proved that every prophet or even many prophets dressed after the fashion of Elijah, but that post-Elijah more than one wore “a hairy mantle” is demonstrated by what is viewed in Zech 13:4 as classic prophetic garb, and several texts in the New Testament also allude to the practice. This mode of dress is best explained by a link to the wilderness and appears to express support for the religious orthodoxy of the faith proclaimed by Moses.

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