Suffering Servants and Adventist Identity in 1 Peter

Leonardo Godinho Nunes

doi:10.19141/1809-2454.kerygma.v19.n1.pe1669

Autores/as

Leonardo Godinho Nunes Adventist International Institute of Advanced Studies - AIIAS, Filipinas

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.19141/1809-2454.kerygma.v19.n1.pe1669

Palabras clave:

Identidad adventista, Misión, Sufrimiento, Obediencia y elección

Resumen

La Epístola de 1 Pedro fue escrita para personas de origen gentil. Pedro enfatiza que estos cristianos fueron elegidos según la presciencia de Dios, la obra santificadora del Espíritu Santo y la aspersión de la sangre de Jesús. Son llamados "amados". Su identidad ha cambiado, convirtiéndose en hijos de Dios. Esta nueva identidad fue alineada con la misión que necesitaban llevar a cabo, y cumplir esta misión les traería varias pruebas y sufrimientos. Hoy en día, existe una tendencia a creer que aceptar a Cristo equivale a estar exento de sufrimiento. Sin embargo, 1 Pedro presenta una perspectiva contrastante. Ser miembro de la iglesia significa reconocer y aceptar el sufrimiento. La carta explica por qué los cristianos sufrirían por el evangelio. Soportarían el sufrimiento debido al ejemplo de Cristo. A través de un análisis literario cuidadoso de la carta, el estudio busca presentar cómo 1 Pedro retrata la Identidad Adventista. Examina cómo la iglesia necesita cumplir su misión desde la perspectiva de 1 Pedro. El estudio también enfatiza que la iglesia sufriente es la iglesia triunfante.

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Biografía del autor/a

Leonardo Godinho Nunes, Adventist International Institute of Advanced Studies - AIIAS, Filipinas

Doctor in Theology from Andrews University, holds a professional master’s degree in Pastoral Theology from Centro Universitário Adventista de Ensino do Nordeste (UNIAENE) and a bachelor’s degree in Theology with a specialization in Biblical Interpretation and Teaching. Currently serves as Assistant Professor of New Testament at the Adventist International Institute of Advanced Studies (AIIAS).

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