耶鲁公开课《圣经旧约概论》关于苦难和邪恶 Lecture 20. Responses to Suffering and Evil: Lamentations and Wisdom Literature
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[b]为什么坏人善终而好人无好报？[/b]这个疑问不仅困扰无神论者，也同样困扰许多宗教信徒，这个问题还引申出对上帝最常见的质疑：既然上帝全知全能，为什么允许邪恶的发生？
在《圣经 旧约》中有几本以苦难和邪恶为主题的书，其中Job 【约伯记】对于苦难的介绍最具代表性：
[b]义人坚守美德并非因为它能带来好报，而是因为美德本身值得坚持。[/b]
This lecture begins with the Book of Lamentations, a short book of dirges that laments the destruction of Jerusalem and moves on to introduce the third and final section of the Hebrew Bible - the Ketuvim, or "Writings." This section of the Bible contains three books that exemplify the ancient Near Eastern literary genre of "Wisdom" -- Proverbs, Job and Ecclesiastes. Proverbs reinforces the Deuteronomistic idea of divine retributive justice according to which the good prosper and the evil are punished. The conventional assumption of a moral world order is attacked in the Book of Job. The book explores whether people will sustain virtue when suffering and afflicted, and brings charges of negligence and mismanagement against God for failing to punish the wicked and allowing the righteous to suffer.
00:00 - Chapter 1. The Book of Lamentations
08:31 - Chapter 2. An Introduction to Wisdom Books in the "Ketuvim"
13:19 - Chapter 3. The Book of Proverbs
19:48 - Chapter 4. Structure of and Literary Components in The Book of Job
25:40 - Chapter 5. Prose Prologue in the Book of Job
30:36 - Chapter 6. Poetic Speech Cycles in the Book of Job
45:26 - Chapter 7. God's Response in the Book of Job
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[b]为什么坏人善终而好人无好报？[/b]这个疑问不仅困扰无神论者，也同样困扰许多宗教信徒，这个问题还引申出对上帝最常见的质疑：既然上帝全知全能，为什么允许邪恶的发生？
在《圣经 旧约》中有几本以苦难和邪恶为主题的书，其中Job 【约伯记】对于苦难的介绍最具代表性：
[b]义人坚守美德并非因为它能带来好报，而是因为美德本身值得坚持。[/b]
This lecture begins with the Book of Lamentations, a short book of dirges that laments the destruction of Jerusalem and moves on to introduce the third and final section of the Hebrew Bible - the Ketuvim, or "Writings." This section of the Bible contains three books that exemplify the ancient Near Eastern literary genre of "Wisdom" -- Proverbs, Job and Ecclesiastes. Proverbs reinforces the Deuteronomistic idea of divine retributive justice according to which the good prosper and the evil are punished. The conventional assumption of a moral world order is attacked in the Book of Job. The book explores whether people will sustain virtue when suffering and afflicted, and brings charges of negligence and mismanagement against God for failing to punish the wicked and allowing the righteous to suffer.
00:00 - Chapter 1. The Book of Lamentations
08:31 - Chapter 2. An Introduction to Wisdom Books in the "Ketuvim"
13:19 - Chapter 3. The Book of Proverbs
19:48 - Chapter 4. Structure of and Literary Components in The Book of Job
25:40 - Chapter 5. Prose Prologue in the Book of Job
30:36 - Chapter 6. Poetic Speech Cycles in the Book of Job
45:26 - Chapter 7. God's Response in the Book of Job
