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This paper suggests that Mark exposes the shameful reality of the Roman Empire through his descriptions of Pontius Pilate, the Roman governor of Judea, and the centurion, a Roman military commander. Our gospel writer attempts to provide his community with a critical perspective on the empire and, also, with spiritual strength to stand the empire’s violent rule. Mark tries to enable his community to endure ruthless reign by the empire.
Mark’s portraits of Pontius Pilate and the centurion reflect the gospel writer’s critical stance on the Roman Empire. Pilate and the centurion are responsible for Jesus’ death. The Roman governor sentences Jesus to death by crucifixion. The Roman commander carries out the governor’s ruling. They both act in the emperor’s name. Our evangelist, nevertheless, describes those two Romans as shameful figures. Pilate is an incompetent ruler who failed to decide on Jesus’ case against the Jewish leaders. As misunderstanding Jesus’ identity, the centurion switches his loyalty to the crucified one from the emperor. Pilate’s and the centurion’s dishonor is transferred to the emperor and his dominion. The emperor counts upon those disrespectable and unreliable vessels in order to rule his domain. Mark helps his community perceive this shameful reality of the conqueror. He wants his community not to be overwhelmed by the empire’s ruthless power, but to stand strong through afflictions by the empire. In this regard gaining the critical perspective on the empire is crucial to Mark and his community.
Mark’s portraits of Pontius Pilate and the centurion reflect the gospel writer’s critical stance on the Roman Empire. Pilate and the centurion are responsible for Jesus’ death. The Roman governor sentences Jesus to death by crucifixion. The Roman commander carries out the governor’s ruling. They both act in the emperor’s name. Our evangelist, nevertheless, describes those two Romans as shameful figures. Pilate is an incompetent ruler who failed to decide on Jesus’ case against the Jewish leaders. As misunderstanding Jesus’ identity, the centurion switches his loyalty to the crucified one from the emperor. Pilate’s and the centurion’s dishonor is transferred to the emperor and his dominion. The emperor counts upon those disrespectable and unreliable vessels in order to rule his domain. Mark helps his community perceive this shameful reality of the conqueror. He wants his community not to be overwhelmed by the empire’s ruthless power, but to stand strong through afflictions by the empire. In this regard gaining the critical perspective on the empire is crucial to Mark and his community.
목차
Ⅰ. 서론
Ⅱ. 빌라도: 로마제국의 무능한 지방관
Ⅲ. 백부장 : 로마군의 불충한 지휘관
Ⅳ. 마가공동체의 고난과 로마제국
Ⅴ. 결론
참고문헌
Abstract
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1. [단행본] - 서중석 / 1991 / 복음서해석 / 대한기독교서회
2. [단행본] - 에반스, 크레이그 A / 2002 / 마가복음 8 : 27-16 : 20 / 솔로몬
3. [단행본] - 귤리히, 로버트 A / 2001 / 마가복음 1-8 : 26 / 솔로몬
4. [학술지(정기간행물)] - 조영식 / 2005 / 임페라토르(imperator)로서의 로마황제: 황제와 군대의 관계를 중심으로 / 서양고대사연구 (17) : 171 ~ 195
5. [단행본] - Black, C. / 2011 / Clifton. Mark / Abingdon Press
2. [단행본] - 에반스, 크레이그 A / 2002 / 마가복음 8 : 27-16 : 20 / 솔로몬
3. [단행본] - 귤리히, 로버트 A / 2001 / 마가복음 1-8 : 26 / 솔로몬
4. [학술지(정기간행물)] - 조영식 / 2005 / 임페라토르(imperator)로서의 로마황제: 황제와 군대의 관계를 중심으로 / 서양고대사연구 (17) : 171 ~ 195
5. [단행본] - Black, C. / 2011 / Clifton. Mark / Abingdon Press
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