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Rasid Rachman
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Roti dan Roti Tak-Beragi Rachman, Rasid
Theologia in Loco Vol 2 No 1 (2020): Theologia in Loco
Publisher : STFT Jakarta, Indonesia

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ABSTRAK: Ada narasi di dalam kata. Narasi menyampaikan pandangan hidup. Pandangan hidup melukiskan teologi masyarakat melalui keseharian. Salah satu keseharian manusia adalah makan. Makan dapat merupakan kebutuhan hidup, namun makan juga dapat merupakan ritus perjamuan. Salah satu elemen makan adalah roti. Alkitab mengisahkan dua jenis roti, yaitu roti dan roti tak-beragi. Hal ini mendorong saya untuk menelusuri pandangan Alkitab akan roti dan roti-tak-beragi. Penggunaan roti atau roti tak-beragi menarasikan keseharian dan ritual masyarakat Israel kuno dan kekristenan sekitar Mediterania. Alkitab menyimpan narasi itu untuk kita. Saya coba menelusuri kata dan praktik penggunaan roti atau roti tak-beragi dalam perjamuan-perjamuan umat Yahudi, baik Perjanjian Lama maupun Perjanjian Baru, dan kekristenan awal. Muara dari tulisan ini adalah elemen perjamuan yang sepantasnya bagi gereja masa kini: apakah roti atau apakah roti tak-beragi. Sekalipun warisan mengarahkan penggunaan elemen perjamuan, namun keterbukaan dan pengembangan atas elemen warisan adalah seharusnya sikap gereja dalam upaya kontekstualisasi. ABSTRACT: There is a narrative in the word. The narrative tells the way of life. The way of life draws the theology of society in daily life. One of the people daily life is a meal. A meal is not only the need of life but also the social rite. One element of the meal is bread. The Bible tells about two kinds of bread, namely: the bread and the unleavened bread. Those two kinds of bread motivated me to find out how the Bible distinguishes both the meaning and practice of those bread. The use of the bread and the unleavened bread narrate the society daily life and ritual both ancient Israel and the Christianity of the first century around the Mediterranean. The Bible gives that narrative to us. I search both word and practice of the bread and the unleavened bread with the meal of the Jews, as being told by the Old Testament and the New Testament especially the early Christianity. The point of this article is the deserve element of the Eucharist of the Church today: the bread or the unleavened bread. Above all, even though the tradition of the Church told one of those elements, we should open our mind to contextualization.
Tata Ruang Dalam Gereja yang Secara Liturgis Menarasikan Karya Allah Rachman, Rasid
Theologia in Loco Vol 3 No 1 (2021): Theologia in Loco
Publisher : STFT Jakarta, Indonesia

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Abstract The explanation of the church building as a liturgical space in this article will focus on two things. First, the area that separates the sacred from the secular world. The separated place points towards the meaning of the church that reveals God's presence in the world. The church is not just alive but also gives meaning to the whole life of the entire creation. Second, the celebration room that narrates God's works in history. As a liturgical area, the church building uses several metaphors to tell about God's works, for example, the gate of heaven, the pregnant mother, and the sailing ship. This article argues that the interior of the liturgical space narrates the church's view on God and God's creation. Further, this article emphasizes for the importance of the liturgical space as a reflection of the church theology by using the ritual, theological, and anthropological views of the church's interior space. Keywords: arena, house of God, ladder, liturgical space, narrative, water, witness Abstrak Paparan tentang bangunan gereja sebagai area liturgi berikut ini akan berfokus pada dua hal. Pertama, area yang memisahkan dunia sakral dan dunia keseharian. Area terpisah mengungkapkan keberadaan gereja yang menyatakan kehadiran Allah di dunia. Gereja bukan hanya hidup di dunia, tetapi juga memberikan makna bagi seluruh kehidupan segala makhluk. Kedua, ruang selebrasi yang menarasikan karya Allah sepanjang sejarah. Sebagai area liturgi, bangunan gereja menggunakan metafora untuk menarasikan karya Allah, misalnya: pintu gerbang sorga, Sang Bunda mengandung, dan biduk berlayar. Argumentasi artikel ini adalah interior ruang ibadah merefleksikan teologi gereja dengan menggunakan pendekatan ritual, teologi, dan antropologi, artikel ini memperlihatkan penting ruang liturgi sebagai refleksi dari teologi gereja. Kata-kata Kunci: arena, rumah Allah, tangga, tata ruang, narasi, air, saksi
Roti dan Roti Tak-Beragi: Elemen Perjamuan Masa Lalu yang Masih Berlaku hingga Kini Rasid Rachman
Theologia in Loco Vol 2 No 1 (2020): Theologia in Loco
Publisher : STFT Jakarta, Indonesia

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | Full PDF (361.946 KB) | DOI: 10.55935/thilo.v2i1.131

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There is a narrative in the word. The narrative tells the way of life. The way of life draws the theology of society in daily life. One of the people daily life is a meal. A meal is not only the need of life but also the social rite. One element of the meal is bread. The Bible tells about two kinds of bread, namely: the bread and the unleavened bread. Those two kinds of bread motivated me to find out how the Bible distinguishes both the meaning and practice of those bread. The use of the bread and the unleavened bread narrate the society daily life and ritual both ancient Israel and the Christianity of the first century around the Mediterranean. The Bible gives that narrative to us. I search both word and practice of the bread and the unleavened bread with the meal of the Jews, as being told by the Old Testament and the New Testament especially the early Christianity. The point of this article is the deserve element of the Eucharist of the Church today: the bread or the unleavened bread. Above all, even though the tradition of the Church told one of those elements, we should open our mind to contextualization.
Tata Ruang dalam Gereja yang Secara Liturgis Menarasikan Karya Allah Rasid Rachman
Theologia in Loco Vol 3 No 1 (2021): Theologia in Loco
Publisher : STFT Jakarta, Indonesia

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | Full PDF (429.521 KB) | DOI: 10.55935/thilo.v3i1.213

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The explanation of the church building as a liturgical space in this article will focus on two things. First, the area that separates the sacred from the secular world. The separated place points towards the meaning of the church that reveals God‘s presence in the world. The church is not just alive but also gives meaning to the whole life of the entire creation. Second, the celebration room that narrates God‘s works in history. As a liturgical area, the church building uses several metaphors to tell about God‘s works, for example, the gate of heaven, the pregnant mother, and the sailing ship. This article argues that the interior of the liturgical space narrates the church‘s view on God and God‘s creation. Further, this article emphasizes for the importance of the liturgical space as a reflection of the church theology by using the ritual, theological, and anthropological views of the church‘s interior space.
Menyelisik Kata-kata yang Khas dalam Nyanyian Jemaat Rasid Rachman
Theologia in Loco Vol 4 No 2 (2022): Theologia in Loco
Publisher : STFT Jakarta, Indonesia

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.55935/thilo.v4i2.249

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The unfamiliar words in the congregational songs evoke my attention to investigate the roots and the hidden meaning of the songs. Without problems, congregations often keep singing the songs, although some words have no clear meaning. How does the meaning of the Bible verses from which the songs originate change to give rise to different impressions and messages? How can one or two words appropriately narrate the majesty of God? How does a one word conversation change its nuance when sung? These things led me to explore some words and investigate them from the original song and translated vocabulary perspective to find a deeper theological meaning. Some impressive words could be more meaningful or more precise. I chose those words and investigated them to get a more profound impression and message. I found that those words are chosen by the composer or translator convey a personal faith experience that impacts the community. In this article I offer the people to take attention on words of songs. They give a deep nuance and meaning for spiritual life.
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