This study suggests an important biblical exegesis on Covid-19 to answer the question, “why do we suffer from Covid-19?” In general, there is a discussion that on one hand, diseases such as Covid-19 are God’s punishment for to whom that did not obey God’s instruction. On the other hand, then, why are sincere Christians suffering from it? Biblical exegesis should indeed offer an easy and right understanding of pandemic diseases so that all church communities share the insight the Bible delivers and that there is a need for leadership to contribute to public churches. It is because churches maintain an important role to faithfully help congregation members and societies that they participate during the suffering time by Covid-19.
This study insists that there are different biblical cases of the outbreak of disease and that Covid-19 is active now not because we are all sinners. We must understand the natural phenomenon in the sovereignty of God.
Church leaders have to educate their congregation members. In particular, flipped learning raised by new education classes is an effective way to deliver biblical knowledge by using, for example, some media sources in the pre-stage, discussion in the mid-stage, and feedback in the final-stage. Covid-19 clawed us painfully but we must be healed and stepped up into the new-normal world which overcomes the pandemic disease and its outcomes.
@article{ART002915921}, author={kyung-Sik Park}, title={Biblical Exegesis on Covid-19 in Search of Flipped Learning Resources for Church Leaders}, journal={Korean Journal of Old Testament Studies}, issn={1229-0521}, year={2022}, volume={28}, number={4}, pages={215-245}, doi={10.24333/jkots.2022.28.4.215}
TY - JOUR AU - kyung-Sik Park TI - Biblical Exegesis on Covid-19 in Search of Flipped Learning Resources for Church Leaders JO - Korean Journal of Old Testament Studies PY - 2022 VL - 28 IS - 4 PB - Korean Society of Old Testament Studies SP - 215 EP - 245 SN - 1229-0521 AB - This study suggests an important biblical exegesis on Covid-19 to answer the question, “why do we suffer from Covid-19?” In general, there is a discussion that on one hand, diseases such as Covid-19 are God’s punishment for to whom that did not obey God’s instruction. On the other hand, then, why are sincere Christians suffering from it? Biblical exegesis should indeed offer an easy and right understanding of pandemic diseases so that all church communities share the insight the Bible delivers and that there is a need for leadership to contribute to public churches. It is because churches maintain an important role to faithfully help congregation members and societies that they participate during the suffering time by Covid-19.
This study insists that there are different biblical cases of the outbreak of disease and that Covid-19 is active now not because we are all sinners. We must understand the natural phenomenon in the sovereignty of God.
Church leaders have to educate their congregation members. In particular, flipped learning raised by new education classes is an effective way to deliver biblical knowledge by using, for example, some media sources in the pre-stage, discussion in the mid-stage, and feedback in the final-stage. Covid-19 clawed us painfully but we must be healed and stepped up into the new-normal world which overcomes the pandemic disease and its outcomes. KW - Covid-19;Biblical diseases;Ecological theology;Flipped learning;Leader education DO - 10.24333/jkots.2022.28.4.215 ER -
kyung-Sik Park. (2022). Biblical Exegesis on Covid-19 in Search of Flipped Learning Resources for Church Leaders. Korean Journal of Old Testament Studies, 28(4), 215-245.
kyung-Sik Park. 2022, "Biblical Exegesis on Covid-19 in Search of Flipped Learning Resources for Church Leaders", Korean Journal of Old Testament Studies, vol.28, no.4 pp.215-245. Available from: doi:10.24333/jkots.2022.28.4.215
kyung-Sik Park "Biblical Exegesis on Covid-19 in Search of Flipped Learning Resources for Church Leaders" Korean Journal of Old Testament Studies 28.4 pp.215-245 (2022) : 215.
kyung-Sik Park. Biblical Exegesis on Covid-19 in Search of Flipped Learning Resources for Church Leaders. 2022; 28(4), 215-245. Available from: doi:10.24333/jkots.2022.28.4.215
kyung-Sik Park. "Biblical Exegesis on Covid-19 in Search of Flipped Learning Resources for Church Leaders" Korean Journal of Old Testament Studies 28, no.4 (2022) : 215-245.doi: 10.24333/jkots.2022.28.4.215
kyung-Sik Park. Biblical Exegesis on Covid-19 in Search of Flipped Learning Resources for Church Leaders. Korean Journal of Old Testament Studies, 28(4), 215-245. doi: 10.24333/jkots.2022.28.4.215
kyung-Sik Park. Biblical Exegesis on Covid-19 in Search of Flipped Learning Resources for Church Leaders. Korean Journal of Old Testament Studies. 2022; 28(4) 215-245. doi: 10.24333/jkots.2022.28.4.215
kyung-Sik Park. Biblical Exegesis on Covid-19 in Search of Flipped Learning Resources for Church Leaders. 2022; 28(4), 215-245. Available from: doi:10.24333/jkots.2022.28.4.215
kyung-Sik Park. "Biblical Exegesis on Covid-19 in Search of Flipped Learning Resources for Church Leaders" Korean Journal of Old Testament Studies 28, no.4 (2022) : 215-245.doi: 10.24333/jkots.2022.28.4.215