공포극과 예언 ― 에스겔서 1장 15-21절을 중심으로 살피는 신적 환상체험의 공포 ― (HORROR PLAY AND PROPHECY -Study on Horror by the Divine Vision in Chapter 1 verses 15-21 of the Book of Ezekiel-)

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초록

This thesis is to study on horror by the divine vision in chapter 1 verses 15-21 of the book of Ezekiel. God addresses his will and plan for the future of Israel to his prophets by showing the scenes that will occur sooner or later as the form of play. God makes a plan of that play and directs it as a producer of play. Ezekiel experienced the divine vision by the form of play and the content of that play is very fearful. The horror by the divine vision appears more definitely in chapter 9. Therefore we call it the horror play. I consult the art theory of Martin Heidegger and other philosophers in order to clarify the meaning of the prophecy as horror play.
Ezekiel might be seized with the panic by seeing that horror play directed by God in chapter 1 and chapter 9. Then, it is very problematic that the horror play in chapter 1 and chapter 9 of the book of Ezekiel is not the simple play. The play God plans and directs will be reproduced really in the life of the Israelites and the tragedy of that play will actually occur without fail. Therefore, readers of the book of Ezekiel cannot do anything but being frightened. The fear is amplified more and more during reading and imagining the tragic scenes.
Horror play should give dread to spectators. And because fear has strong contagiousness, it is easily spreaded and amplified. But the horror play God plans and directs makes only one person, Ezekiel, horrified and does not make fear spread at all. The content of that play is the divine judgment for the Israelites but the Israelites are unconcerned with that play and does not feel any fear. They are not afraid of their tragic future by the divine judgment. Then, it is very strange that God does not intend that effect on them and even does not want it. God calls them the rebellious people and he thinks that they have no chance to be redeemed from the tragic judgment. And God never shows any pity to them. He will judge them without any mercy as the cruel scene in the book of Ezekiel. Thus, the divine play becomes the real horror play in their lives than any other plays.

영어초록

This thesis is to study on horror by the divine vision in chapter 1 verses 15-21 of the book of Ezekiel. God addresses his will and plan for the future of Israel to his prophets by showing the scenes that will occur sooner or later as the form of play. God makes a plan of that play and directs it as a producer of play. Ezekiel experienced the divine vision by the form of play and the content of that play is very fearful. The horror by the divine vision appears more definitely in chapter 9. Therefore we call it the horror play. I consult the art theory of Martin Heidegger and other philosophers in order to clarify the meaning of the prophecy as horror play.
Ezekiel might be seized with the panic by seeing that horror play directed by God in chapter 1 and chapter 9. Then, it is very problematic that the horror play in chapter 1 and chapter 9 of the book of Ezekiel is not the simple play. The play God plans and directs will be reproduced really in the life of the Israelites and the tragedy of that play will actually occur without fail. Therefore, readers of the book of Ezekiel cannot do anything but being frightened. The fear is amplified more and more during reading and imagining the tragic scenes.
Horror play should give dread to spectators. And because fear has strong contagiousness, it is easily spreaded and amplified. But the horror play God plans and directs makes only one person, Ezekiel, horrified and does not make fear spread at all. The content of that play is the divine judgment for the Israelites but the Israelites are unconcerned with that play and does not feel any fear. They are not afraid of their tragic future by the divine judgment. Then, it is very strange that God does not intend that effect on them and even does not want it. God calls them the rebellious people and he thinks that they have no chance to be redeemed from the tragic judgment. And God never shows any pity to them. He will judge them without any mercy as the cruel scene in the book of Ezekiel. Thus, the divine play becomes the real horror play in their lives than any other plays.

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