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Marlon Winedt (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)
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대한성서공회 성경원문연구 성경원문연구 제36호
발행연도
2015.4
수록면
285 - 310 (26page)
DOI
10.28977/jbtr.2015.4.36.285

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The Bible Societies’ movement has seen an increase in Study Bibles and engagement material by means of readers’ helps for the modern audience. Study material should not only focus on information content, but aim at maximum relevance. In the Caribbean basin and the Americas where the history of Atlantic slave trade and a plantation legacy has left its mark in the way Scripture has been used and is perceived by many, there is a need for background information to a text like the letter of Philemon. Despite the general tendency in the NT to accommodate cultural elements of the Greco-Roman status quo so as not to endanger the spread of the Jesus movement, this article proposes that under the guise of a diplomatic appeal, this letter, as an instance of deliberative Pauline rhetoric, is aimed at revealing the dignity of the human being Onesimus who is enslaved. And study notes and introductory material should keep this hermeneutical aim in mind.
Ultimately the main goal of Bible Translation is engagement with the message behind the text. This audience’s engagement is facilitated by the type of translation and paratextual features like footnotes and side bars, which can help embed the text in its ancient socio-cultural context, while relating it to the modern Caribbean history and identity The offering of valid alternative points of departure in study material can encourage the disclosure of the euangelion to the oppressed in what seems to be the ultimate occasional letter. Depending on the type of Study Bible material, creative engagement material from the culture of translation, which highlights the hermeneutical issues, can be added.

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1. Bible Translation and Scripture Engagement
2. Slavery and Philemon
3. Exegetical conundrums
4. The nature of Paul’s Appeal: A comparative approach
5. Structure and presentation
6. Appeal to humanize Philemon
7. Appeal to go beyond the call of duty
8. Translation and Scripture Engagement
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