믿음과 신뢰

적이 에워쌈을 때: 시편 35편의 신앙의 부르짖음

불의한 고발 앞에 다윗은 참된 믿음이 고난을 부인하지 않고, 보시는 하나님께 정의를 맡기는 법을 가르친다.

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번역본:ESV
시편 35:1-20

Of David. O ETERNAL One, strive with my adversaries, give battle to my foes, take up shield and buckler, and come to my defense; ready the spear and javelin against my pursuers; tell me, “I am your deliverance.” Let those who seek my life be frustrated and put to shame; let those who plan to harm me fall back in disgrace. Let them be as chaff in the wind, GOD’s angel driving them on. Let their path be dark and slippery, with GOD’s angel in pursuit. For without cause they hid a net to trap me; without cause they dug a pit for me. Let disaster overtake them unawares; let the net they hid catch them; let them fall into it when disaster [strikes]. Then shall I exult in GOD, rejoice in having been delivered. All my bones shall say, “ETERNAL One, who is like You? You save a pauper from someone stronger, a needy pauper from a despoiler.” Malicious witnesses appear who question me about things I do not know. They repay me evil for good, [seeking] my bereavement. Yet, when they were ill, my dress was sackcloth, I kept a fast— may what I prayed for happen to me! I walked about as though it were my friend or my kin; I was bowed with gloom, like one mourning for a mother. But when I stumble, they gleefully gather; wretches gather against me, I know not why; they tear at me without end. With impious, mocking grimace they gnash their teeth at me. O my Sovereign, how long will You look on? Rescue me from their attacks, my precious life, from the lions, that I may praise You in a great congregation, acclaim You in a mighty throng. Let not my treacherous enemies rejoice over me, or those who hate me without reason wink their eyes. For they do not offer amity, but devise fraudulent schemes against harmless folk. They open wide their mouths at me, saying, “Aha, aha, we have seen it!” You have seen it, O ETERNAL One; do not hold aloof! O my Sovereign, be not far from me! Wake, rouse Yourself for my cause, for my claim, O my God and my Sovereign! Take up my cause, O my ETERNAL God, as You are beneficent, and let them not rejoice over me. Let them not think, “Aha, just what we wished!” Let them not say, “We have destroyed him!” May those who rejoice at my misfortune be frustrated and utterly disgraced; may those who vaunt themselves over me be clad in frustration and shame. May those who desire my vindication sing forth joyously; may they always say, “Extolled be GOD who desires the well-being of one who renders service,” while my tongue shall recite Your beneficent acts, Your praises all day long.

시편 35편은 다윗의 기도로서, 원수들이 까닭 없이 그를 고발하고 해를 끼치려 할 때 하나님의 개입을 간청하는 내용입니다.

Narration

역사적·지리적 배경

이 본문은 첫 성전 시대의 통일王国 시대에 일어난 일이다. 그 역사적, 지리적 배경을 이해하면 세부 내용과 오늘날 적용을 파악하는 데 도움이 된다.

시대와 장소

고대 이스라엘의 통일 왕국과 첫 성전 시기에 뿌리를 둔 묵상으로, 다윗의 시편과 룻의 언약적 신앙 모두 불확실성과 망명 속에서 하나님을 신뢰하는 본을 보여줍니다.

자주 묻는 질문

시편 35편에서 다윗이 왜 그렇게 대담하게 하나님께 그의 원수들을 갚아달라고 요청하는가?

다윗은 개인적인 복수에서 행동하는 것이 아니라, 정의를 하나님께 맡기고 있습니다. 그는 하나님께서 그분의 성품에 따라 행동하시기를 구합니다—무고한 자를 변호하시고 기만을 드러내시기를—이는 복수는 여호와께 속한다는 구약의 더 넓은 확신과 일치합니다.

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