马太福音9章37 - 8节和路加福音10章10节中丰收的农业背景

IF 0.5 2区哲学 0 RELIGION

New Testament Studies Pub Date : 2022-12-06 DOI:10.1017/S0028688522000303

L. Howes

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《马太福音》9.37-8和《路加福音》(Q) 10.2中有这样的说法:“耶稣对门徒说:要收的庄稼多，作工的人少。所以你们当求庄稼的主打发工人收割他的庄稼。本研究试图通过考虑其在一世纪的巴勒斯坦设置来阐明这一逻辑。这里的重点不是这个逻辑可能的隐喻应用，而是字面上的说法，这涉及到古代农业。

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The Agricultural Background of the Harvest Logion in Matthew 9.37–8 and Luke (Q) 10.2

Abstract The saying in Matthew 9.37–8 and Luke (Q) 10.2 reads as follows: ‘He said to his disciples: The harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few. So ask the Lord of the harvest to dispatch workers into his harvest’. The present study attempts to illuminate this logion by considering its setting in first-century Palestine. The focus here is not on the logion's possible metaphorical application, but on the literal saying, which involves ancient agriculture.

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