The Eucharist And Table Fellowship in The New Testament  

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Velankanni, Francis

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: East Asian Pastoral Review vol. 44 no. 2 (2007), page 147-164.
Topik: The Eucharist; Table Fellowship in The New Testament

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The life and ministry of Jesus was profoundly rooted in his experience of God as a merciful Abba, compassionate towards marginalized humankind, and a God of wounded people on this mother earth (Durken 1997:372-75). The mutual interaction between his life and the particular contexts of his time birthed the revolutionary process of table fellowship, especially with the sinners, poor, tax collectors, etc., who were condemned to live in the backyards of the society (Ashworth 1997:301). It was a practice unheard of in the past. Therefore, the table fellowship of Jesus must be understood from the cultural, religious, and political world of Jesus (Park 1993:60-79). This fellowship was not only an expression of his solidarity with the sinners, outcasts, and poor, but also a proclamation of his protest against the socio-religious structures that supported the discrimination. All-inclusiveness at the table was the characteristic of the meal practice of Jesus, in contrast to the exclusive meal customs of the prominent religious figures of the Jewish society (Soares-Prabhu 1985:322-46).

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