1. The Episode at Malta (Acts 28:1–10): A Lukan Text ‘Full of the Viewpoint of Antiquity’
1. The Episode at Malta (Acts 28:1–10): A Lukan Text ‘Full of the Viewpoint of Antiquity’
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1. 马耳他事件（使徒行传 28:1-10）：一部“充满古代观点”的卢坎文本
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10.1163/9789004258006_002
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发表时间：
2013
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0.6
通讯作者：
Joshua W. Jipp
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作者：
Joshua W. Jipp
尽管亨利·吉百利声称“很难找到比马耳他事件更充满古代观的场景”，但使徒行传28：1-10仍然是所有使徒行传中少数被低估的段落之一。这个故事的寓意对于许多译者来说似乎是不言而喻的，保罗对蛇的免疫力以一种异教徒观众容易理解的方式证明了他的清白。这是一个“充满了古老的观点”的故事，包含了保罗预言的实现，他的所有船员从强大的风暴中获救，到达一个充满潜在野蛮人的异国情调的岛屿，成功地遇到了一条致命的毒蛇。野蛮人宣称，他们目睹了保罗神圣形象的顿悟，而不是女神ΔIϰη的报复性正义，病人的奇迹治愈，以及友好的热情款待，表明可能还会提供更丰富的分析。关键词：古代；野蛮人的；致命的毒蛇；女神ΔIϰη；亨利吉百利；马耳他插曲；异教徒听众；保罗的预言
Despite Henry Cadbury claim that "It would be difficult to find a scene more full of the viewpoint of antiquity", than the Malta episode, Acts 28:1-10 remains one of the few under-interpreted passages in all of Acts. The moral of the story has often seemed self-evident to many interpreters, Paul's immunity to snake demonstrates his innocence in a manner easily understandable to a pagan audience. A story so "full of the viewpoint of antiquity" a story containing the fulfillment of Paul's prophecy of all his shipmates' rescue from the powerful storm, an arrival on an exotic island peopled with potentially savage barbarians, a successful encounter with a deadly viper. The barbarians' exclamation that they have witnessed an epiphany in divine figure of Paul rather than retributive justice of the goddess Δiϰη, miraculous healings of the sick, and friendly displays of hospitality suggests that a richer analysis may yet be offered.Keywords: antiquity; barbarians'; deadly viper; goddess Δiϰη; Henry Cadbury; Malta episode; pagan audience; Paul's prophecy