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- 자료유형
- 학술저널
- 저자정보
- 저널정보
- 대한성서공회 성경원문연구 성경원문연구 제55호
- 발행연도
- 2024.10
- 수록면
- 257 - 272 (16page)
- DOI
- 10.28977/jbtr.2024.10.55.257
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This is a review of the Migration Bible, which comprises seventeen “Long Reads,” sixteen “Modern Migrant Stories,” and thirty “Reading Plans.” Despite being termed “Long Reads,” all are just two pages long, making them accessible and not overwhelming. The Long Reads delve into biblical migration stories, correlating them with contemporary migrant situations and providing in-depth explanations. Modern Migrant Stories share real-life accounts of migrants who have overcome challenges with the support of faith and church communities. The Reading Plans group Bible passages by themes, including but not limited to migration-related topics, offering brief introductions and reflective questions for each theme.
The influx of large numbers of migrants is considered a societal issue today. A few years ago, Republic of Korea experienced social controversy over the acceptance of Syrian refugees. In the Western world, such as North America and Europe, conflicts arising from migrants and refugees have become far more significant social issues than in Asia. In this context, the Nederlands-Vlaams Bijbelgenootschap (Netherlands-Flanders Bible Society), in collaboration with the United Bible Societies, has published the Migration Bible. This represents a crucial step towards providing a biblical perspective on modern social issues. One of the key advantages is that it provides non-immigrants with a chance to reconsider their views on migration and migrants. The real-life stories of modern migrants, including foreign workers, refugees, and undocumented immigrants, offer valuable insights into the diverse circumstances they face. These narratives, depicting the challenges, separations, injustices, struggles, reconciliations, and successes of migrants, highlight that the reasons for leaving one’s homeland extend beyond immediate threats like war. Social and economic hardships, particularly those exacerbated by climate change, can also force people to leave their homes, sometimes at the cost of their legal status, to seek safety elsewhere. It underscores that deciding to leave one’s country is a difficult choice for anyone.
However, while the essays offer simple and concise biblical interpretations, making biblical perspectives on migration more accessible, they also risk promoting a somewhat superficial understanding of current migrant issues. Despite differences in authors and topics, many articles tend to arrive at a similarly simplistic conclusion: that migrants are a blessing to the countries they enter and that it is God’s will for non-migrants to treat them kindly. The message that God loves the vulnerable, so they should not lose hope, and that migrants should adapt well to their new societies is a sentiment that most people can agree with, even without biblical references. Additionally, the Migration Bible sometimes seems to sidestep challenging or uncomfortable biblical passages that might not align neatly with the message of loving migrants.
The influx of large numbers of migrants is considered a societal issue today. A few years ago, Republic of Korea experienced social controversy over the acceptance of Syrian refugees. In the Western world, such as North America and Europe, conflicts arising from migrants and refugees have become far more significant social issues than in Asia. In this context, the Nederlands-Vlaams Bijbelgenootschap (Netherlands-Flanders Bible Society), in collaboration with the United Bible Societies, has published the Migration Bible. This represents a crucial step towards providing a biblical perspective on modern social issues. One of the key advantages is that it provides non-immigrants with a chance to reconsider their views on migration and migrants. The real-life stories of modern migrants, including foreign workers, refugees, and undocumented immigrants, offer valuable insights into the diverse circumstances they face. These narratives, depicting the challenges, separations, injustices, struggles, reconciliations, and successes of migrants, highlight that the reasons for leaving one’s homeland extend beyond immediate threats like war. Social and economic hardships, particularly those exacerbated by climate change, can also force people to leave their homes, sometimes at the cost of their legal status, to seek safety elsewhere. It underscores that deciding to leave one’s country is a difficult choice for anyone.
However, while the essays offer simple and concise biblical interpretations, making biblical perspectives on migration more accessible, they also risk promoting a somewhat superficial understanding of current migrant issues. Despite differences in authors and topics, many articles tend to arrive at a similarly simplistic conclusion: that migrants are a blessing to the countries they enter and that it is God’s will for non-migrants to treat them kindly. The message that God loves the vulnerable, so they should not lose hope, and that migrants should adapt well to their new societies is a sentiment that most people can agree with, even without biblical references. Additionally, the Migration Bible sometimes seems to sidestep challenging or uncomfortable biblical passages that might not align neatly with the message of loving migrants.
목차
1. 들어가는 말
2. 주 독자층과 번역본 선택(Good News Translation)
3. 구성
4. 집필진
5. 평가
6. 나가는 말
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