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학술저널
저자정보
김윤희 (한사랑교회)
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영남신학대학교 신학과 목회 신학과 목회 제52집
발행연도
2019.11
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289 - 315 (27page)

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The purpose of this study is to examine the sanctification based on the experience of rebirth by comparing the views of Calvin and other scholars through John Owen’s Two Short Catechisms.
John Owen saw regeneration as God trying to sanctify people through the process of a newly transplanted life called “spirit.” John Owen considered rebirth purely the work of the Holy Spirit with no human will involved at all, everything being a very unique and special ministry of the Holy Spirit. This view unequivocally is contrary to the claims of Alminianists and Socinianists who believed the Holy Spirit is within the believers. And afterwards the Holy Spirit regenerates the believers.
Thus, John Owen understood the Holy Spirit as being within the believers for salvation and as the final stage of sanctification in this world. John Owen also saw regeneration as immediate and final. Simultaneously, John Owen emphasizes that the obligation of a justified believer is to “slaughter” sin, in the battle against sin, in order for the rebirth to be fully realized. This theology is unique to John Owen. By comparison most reformed theologians, including Calvin, emphasized a rebirth through faith, while John Owen emphasized it was the duty of believers to put sin to death.
Additionally, John Owen saw regeneration as a spiritual ministry resulting in sanctification. John Owen stated that a regenerated person would be obligated to practice good deeds for the glory of God by the absolute grace of God, and with a mind purified by faith according to Christ’s command. Sanctification is generally divided into progressive sanctification and immediate sanctification. John Owen accepted Calvin’s argument of gradual sanctification.
John Owen embraced the aspects of immediate and gradual sanctification simultaneously. Since he saw sanctification as a joint work between God and the believer, he understood the immediate aspect as the work of God, and the gradual aspect as the joint work of God and man. Thus sanctification, as proposed by John Owen, is experienced at rebirth, is obligatory for the believer and is given by the grace of God.
Therefore, Christians should have a balance of faith and life, and their aim should be in Christian sanctification. To this end, John Owen’s catechism can be a meaningful teaching for the Saints in balancing sanctification with those who have experienced regeneration.

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Ⅰ. 서론
Ⅱ. 하나님 형상회복으로서의 성화의 본질
Ⅲ. 성화의 순간성과 점진성
Ⅳ. 성화의 방편으로서의 거룩한 삶
Ⅴ. 중생에 근거한 성화
Ⅵ. 결론
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