The meaning of the parables of the Kingdom of Heaven in the Matthew Gospel based on Glazier and Hellwig's category

Subardi, Agustinus (2007) The meaning of the parables of the Kingdom of Heaven in the Matthew Gospel based on Glazier and Hellwig's category. Undergraduate thesis, Universitas Katolik Widya Mandala Madiun.

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The objective the research entitled the Meaning of the Parables of Kingdom of Heaven in the Matthew Gospel Based on Glazier and Hellwig's Category is to describe the meaning of the similitude, the strict sense, and the example parables of the Kingdom of Heaven in the Matthew Gospel. Library research is needed to study the theory of the parable, the Kingdom of Heaven(God), Synoptic Gospel, Matthew Gospel, Glazier and Hellwig's Category, and the relation of simile and metaphor. The related studies are reviewed to form the conceptual models. In the following turn, the conceptual models are used to find the data. This study takes 14 units of data as the corpus of data. Each unit consists of clauses containing parables. The data corpus is taken from the Gospel of Matthew within the New Testament, published by Claretian-Saint Paul-Divine Word Publications in Quezon City in 1988. The result of the study is that 5 parables are similitude; 9 are strict sense; no parables are example. The 5 parables are classified as similitude since, based on Glazier and Hellwig's category,they are really briefly narrated. Each parable only consists of 1--4 verses. The domain used is really familiar with daily life, namely the mustard seeds,the yeast, the treasure, the pearl, and the net. The listeners' social background was as farmers,fishermen, housewives, and traders. All of the parables in the similitude parables are told in the present tense. The 9 parables are strict sense parables since,based on Glazier and Hellwig's category, those parables are fictitious stories and about once-upon-a-time event. All of the parables are also in the past tense.

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