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does covenant mean?describe the old covenant and the new.



The Old Covenant is the first section of the Christian Bible, based primarily upon the


Hebrew


Bible


,


a


collection


of


religious


writings


by


ancient


Israelites.


It


is


the


counterpart


to


the


New


Covenant,


the


Christian


Bible's


second


section.


It


includes


such


diverse


materials


as


prophetic


oracles,


teachings


of


wise


men,


instructions


of


priests and ancient records of the royal courts. Some material is historical, some is


legendary; some is legalistic, some is didactic.



The books of the


Old Covenant


can be broadly divided into several sections: 1) the


first five books or Pentateuch (Torah); 2) the history books telling the history of the


Israelites, from their conquest of Canaan to their defeat and exile in Babylon; 3) the


poetic


and



books


dealing,


in


various


forms,


with


questions


of


good


and


evil


in


the


world;


4)


and


the


books


of


the


biblical


prophets,


warning


of


the


consequences of turning away from God.



The


New Covenant


is the second major part of the Christian biblical canon, the first


part being the Old


Covenant, which is based on the Hebrew Bible. The Greek New


Covenant


discusses


the


teachings


and


person


of


Jesus,


as


well


as


events


in


first


-


century


Christianity.


Although


Christians


hold


different


views


from


Jews


about


the Hebrew scriptures of the Old Covenant, Christians regard both the Old and New


Covenants together as sacred scripture. The New Covenant (in whole or in part) has


frequently accompanied the spread of Christianity around the world. It reflects and


serves as a source for Christian theology and morality. Both extended readings and


phrases directly from the New Covenant are also incorporated (along with readings


from the


Old


Covenant)


into the


various


Christian


liturgies.


The


New


Covenant


has


influenced religious, philosophical, and political movements in Christendom, and left


an indelible mark on its literature, art, and music.



The


New


Covenant


is


an


anthology,


a


collection


of


Christian


works


written


in


the


common


Greek


language


of


the


first


century,


at


different


times


by


various


writers,


who were early Jewish disciples of Jesus. In almost all Christian traditions today, the


New Covenant consists of 27 books.




is the meaning of the original sin?



Original sin


, also called ancestral sin, is the Christian doctrine of humanity's state of


sin


resulting


from


the


fall


of


man,


stemming


from


Adam's


rebellion


in


Eden


.


This


condition


has


been


characterized


in


many


ways,


ranging


from


something


as


insignificant


as


a


slight


deficiency,


or


a


tendency


toward


sin


yet


without


collective


guilt,


referred


to


as


a



nature


to


something


as


drastic


as


total


depravity


or


automatic guilt of all humans through collective guilt.



Jewish theologians are divided in regard to the cause of what is called


Some


teach


that


it


was


due


to


Adam's


yielding


to


temptation


in


eating


of


the


forbidden fruit and has been inherited by his descendants; the majority, however, do


not hold Adam responsible for the sins of humanity, teaching that Adam's sins are his


alone. However, Adam is recognized as having brought death into the world by his


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disobedience


by


some


theologians.


Because


of


his


sin,


his


descendants


will


live


a


mortal life, which will end in death of their bodies. The doctrine of


not found in most of mainstream Judaism. Although some in Orthodox Judaism place


blame


on


Adam


for


overall


corruption


of


the


world,


and


though


there


were


some


Jewish


teachers


in


Talmudic


times


who


believed


that


death


was


a


punishment


brought upon humanity on account of Adam's sin, that is not the dominant view in


most


of


Judaism


today.


Modern


Judaism


generally


teaches


that


humans


are


born


sin


-


free and untainted, and choose to sin later and bring suffering to themselves. The


concept


of


inherited


sin


is


also


not


found


in


any


real


form


in


Islam.


Some


interpretations of original sin are rejected by other Christian theologies.




3.



Justification, in Christian theology, is God's act of removing the guilt and penalty of


sin


while


at


the


same


time


declaring


a


sinner


righteous


through


Christ's


atoning


sacrifice. In Protestantism, righteousness from God is viewed as being credited to the


sinner's account through faith alone, without works.



Some


people


argue


that


natural


evils


are


a


mechanism


of


divine


punishment


for


moral evils that humans have committed, and so the natural evil is justified. God's


condemnation of evil is subsequently believed to be executed and expressed in his


created


world;


a


judgment


that


is


unstoppable


due


to


God's


all


powerful


will;


a


constant


and


eternal


judgment


that


becomes


announced


and


communicated


to


other


people


on


Judgment


Day


.


In


this


explanation,


God's


condemnation


of


evil


is


declared to be a good judgment.




4. Evaluating the Image of Eve from the feminist perspective







Feminist


movement


was


considered


as


one


of


the


most


influential


cultural


developments


in


western


civilization.


Interestingly,


if


we


traced


back


to


Christian


Bible,


the


primary


religious


texts


of


Christianity,


which


plays


the


dominant


role


in


western theology, we could hardly find any evidence of feminism or gender equality.


Instead, a patriarchal system formed in the Garden of Eden since Adam and Eve were


created. The following perspectives can illustrate this point of view explicitly.







The


creation


of


Eve:


Patriarchy


can


be


found


from


the


reason


why


Eve


was


created


as


well


as


the


process


how


Eve


was


created.


The


beginning


of


Genesis


portrayed how God created the heaven and the earth in seven days, followed by the


arrangement


of


the


Garden


of


Eden


and


a


man


named


Adam.


After


completing


all


these work, God made a woman named Eve from Adam’s rib by saying “It is not good


that


the


man


should


be


alone;


I


will


make


him


an


help


meet


for


him.”


(Zhu,


5)


Considerable


debates


were


aroused


on


the


word—the


“help


meet”.


The


literal


meaning of the “help meet” undoubtedly refers to someone who is a helper to the


other


person


and


belongs


to


the


second


-


class


status.


In


other


words,


woman


was


born to help man,


to


accompany man,


and to


please


man


in


order to


prevent


him


from


loneliness.


Based


on


this


explanation,


some


people


would


insist


that


women


can


still


share


an


equal position


with


men,


for they could


work


together.


However,


Thomas Aquinas argued that the woman was created “not indeed to help him in any


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other work, as some have maintained, because where most work is concerned man


can get help more conveniently from another man than from a woman; but to help


him in the work of procreation.” (Aquinas, 35) Thus, it was clearly that woman was


created not to share the same status with man.








Another fact can also demonstrate that woman was created to subordinate to


man. For the first woman, Eve, was blamed as the symbol of original sin. She could


not resist the temptation of the serpent, and also induced Adam to eat the forbidden


fruit. She was the reason why human beings were cast of the Eden garden. However,


from


the


feminist


perspective,


such


criticism


on


Eve


is


unfair.


Because,


Eve


herself


wad


induced


by


the


serpent.


She


didn’t


mean


to


betray


the


Lord’s


will.


Besides,


without Eve, human beings would still be naked and don’t know shame. And if so,


human


beings


can


never


be


different


from


animals.


Therefore,


Eve


should


be


the


origin of the history of civilization of human beings.








The Old Testament written in the patriarchal society was meant to consolidate


the dominate status of man. And at that time, women were treated as appendant to


men.



可以参考

< p>


《圣经


·


旧约》中夏娃 、大力拉及路德形象的女性主义解读





5.



旧约中的主更严苛,新约中的耶稣更仁爱。


< br>旧约《圣经》中关于耶稣基督的预言,在新约中得到完全应验。新约首先在四福


音 书向我们揭示这位奇妙的人物是神的儿子,神的话、神的解释、说明和彰显。


祂将无限的 神带到有限的人里,


将三一神与三部分人联调在一起,


借着祂芬 芳的


美德,


在祂的人性里彰显全备之神丰富的属性,

< p>
并且完成了包罗万有之法理的救


赎。新约《圣经》继续解释这位奇妙人物在 复活里成了赐生命的灵,生为神的长


子,并为着祂的身体祂的教会重生信徒。祂这赐生命 的灵要进入信祂的人里面,


作他们的生命与他们成为一,


使他们 在生命性情上与祂一样,


成为神的众子。


些众子建造在一起,


成为基督的身体,


终极完成于新耶路撒 冷。


这是神对人永远


的定旨。







Christian


canon


is


contained


in


the


Bible,


comprised


of


the


Old


and


New


Testaments. The word bible comes from a Greek word meaning books. Appropriately,


the


Bible


is


a


collection


of


scripture


(as


separate


books)


considered


sacred


and


inspired by the Holy Spirit. The Jewish Bible, the Tanakh, contains books of the Old


Testament. The reverence and respect for the Jewish Old Testament in the Christian


faith is evidenced in Christ's own words. He says


fulfill it.


-


20). The


Old Testament


focuses on the Hebrews' covenant with


God, their history, wisdom and laws. The


New Testament


centers on Christ's life and


ministry, crucifixion and resurrection



Old Testament:



Moses leads the Isrealites out of Egypt



Old


Testament


books


include


the


study


of


creation


in


Genesis,


the


flight


of


the


Israelites


out


of


Egypt


in


Exodus


and


the


beautiful


Psalms.


Many


phrases


used


in


everyday life come from the Old Testament.


Ecclesiastes 3.1


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8. The Old Testament is valued in the Bible as a source of prefiguring


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the coming of the Messiah.



New Testament:



The New Testiment begins with the birth of Christ



New Testament books include the four Gospels, Matthew, Mark, Luke and John, the


testimony


of


Jesus'


apostles.


Other


books


include


the


works


ascribed


to


Paul,


including Corinthians, Romans, Ephesians and Timothy. The New Testament records


the life and ministry of Jesus. Through the eyes of Jesus' apostles, the story of Jesus'


humble birth in the manger and the angels telling the shepherds,


life.







6.



十诫,有时可能写做十戒,是《圣经》记载的上帝借由以色列 的先知和众部族首


领摩西向以色列民族颁布的十条规定,即《摩西十诫》


。耶稣复活以后,十诫成


为给全世界的人的诫命。


< /p>


十诫对以色列人的生活有广泛的影响,


但是耶稣也曾经指出,


犹太人故意寻找律


法的空子,即绕过律法的约束。在新约圣经中,由 于耶稣的降临,使得现在的基


督徒已经不是活在



律法中



,乃是活在



恩典里



,但是十诫仍然对所有的基督徒< /p>


产生深远的影响,并且一直是基督徒信仰的根基。



自圣奥思定开始,教会在给候洗者和信徒的教理讲授中,


「十诫」占着优越的 地


位。


在十五世纪,


人们习惯把十诫的 规条写成有节奏的词句,


以便背诵并采用积


极的形式。这种方式 直到今日仍被沿用。教会的教理书在讲解基督徒的伦理时,


经常随从「十诫」的次序。< /p>



The central event in the national founding of the Israelite people is the giving of the


Law at Mount Sinai. The “Ten Commandments” (Exodus 20: 1


-


14), pronounced there


by the Lord God to the assembled and recently liberated children of Israel, constitute


the most famous teaching of the book of Exodus, perhaps of the entire Hebrew Bible.


Prescribing proper conduct toward God and man, the Decalogue embodies the core


principles of the Israelite way of life and, later, of what would become known as the


Judeo


-


Christian ethic. Even in our increasingly secular age, its influence on the


prevailing morality of the West is enormous, albeit not always acknowledged or


welcomed.



Yet, despite its notoriety, the Decalogue is still only superficially known, in part


because its very familiarity interferes with a deeper understanding of its teachings.




7.



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当我们读圣经的时候,


我们不应过分追究其中是否存在这些那些 信条的错误,



更应该关注它所记载的历史。

< br>事实上,


不难发现圣经上有许多信条、


信仰值得商


榷,甚至可以直接被否定;然而,大多数的还是通古至今的。对圣经的解读是一


次对历史的追溯和反省。这也许是圣经阅读的乐趣所在。




8.



这一题个人觉得看过了就可以了,没啥讨论的意义。




9.



a. Bone of his bones



b. Eve’s apple



c. Forbidden fruit



d. Dust thou art; to dust returnest/ P6


最后(


returne st


不是一个单词来的,它是一


种古英语的语法现象。


thou


是古英语来的,相当于现在的


you< /p>



art


是用在


thou


后面的系动词。


returnest

< br>里的


est


是与


thou


连用的动词后缀。




e. Adam and Eve/


王侯将相宁有种乎?(人生而平等)




Unit2



1.



dialogue/ respond by asking back




2.



His


way


of


asking


back


guides


quizzer


to


find


the


truth


with


a


clear


logic.


In


his


argument, he always emphasizes that he knows nothing as he regards the argument


as


a


process


in


which


quizzer


and


responder


explore


the


truth


together.


Socrates


suspects


his


own


knowledge


and


other


wise


man’s


knowledge.


He


believes


there


must be some knowledge that he doesn’t know.




3.



For Plato, knowledge should be certain and infallible and genuinely real as contrasted


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