오순절 및 은사주의 운동의 설교에 드러난 말씀과 성령의 관계에 대한 개혁주의적 비판 (A Reformed Critique on the Relationship Between Word and Spirit in the Preaching of the Pentecostal and the Charismatic Movement)

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· 발행기관 : 개혁신학회
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· 저자명 : 이신열

초록

This article has attempted to shed a light on the relationship between Word and Spirit as revealed in the preaching of Pentecostal and Charismatic authors. The starting point of this essay is the doctrine of 'the baptism in the Holy Spirit', from which the role of Spirit and Word has been explored. It seems that most authors have tendency to emphasize the freedom of the Spirit at the expense of the Word in their composition of preaching. The Pentecostal Movement, in comparison with the Charismatic Movement, generally shows a stronger tendency to fundamentalistic attitude toward the Word of God, while the latter exhibits varied attitudes. In determining the relationship between Word and Spirit, a decisive factor seems to be how effectively the Word has been realized in our reality. Therefore, the Spirit occupies an upper hand in determining the relationship in these movements as a whole. A restorationist motif, claiming what was written in the Scripture must happen again by the work and the power of the Spirit in our time, seems to be an apparent yet decisive factor in deciding this relationship. In other words, the work of the Spirit overrides the power inherent in Word itself. The Reformed perspective, on the other hand, has consistently emphasized the balance between the two by showing Word always works by and with Spirit. 'By Spirit' means the power of the Word is the source of its effectiveness while 'with Spirit' implies the two cannot be separated in their work.

영어초록

This article has attempted to shed a light on the relationship between Word and Spirit as revealed in the preaching of Pentecostal and Charismatic authors. The starting point of this essay is the doctrine of 'the baptism in the Holy Spirit', from which the role of Spirit and Word has been explored. It seems that most authors have tendency to emphasize the freedom of the Spirit at the expense of the Word in their composition of preaching. The Pentecostal Movement, in comparison with the Charismatic Movement, generally shows a stronger tendency to fundamentalistic attitude toward the Word of God, while the latter exhibits varied attitudes. In determining the relationship between Word and Spirit, a decisive factor seems to be how effectively the Word has been realized in our reality. Therefore, the Spirit occupies an upper hand in determining the relationship in these movements as a whole. A restorationist motif, claiming what was written in the Scripture must happen again by the work and the power of the Spirit in our time, seems to be an apparent yet decisive factor in deciding this relationship. In other words, the work of the Spirit overrides the power inherent in Word itself. The Reformed perspective, on the other hand, has consistently emphasized the balance between the two by showing Word always works by and with Spirit. 'By Spirit' means the power of the Word is the source of its effectiveness while 'with Spirit' implies the two cannot be separated in their work.

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