Keberadaannya sering dilabelkan dengan gereja karismatik. It may be concluded that David who jumped and danced could be used as a theological basis for body language in Christian Worship, as long as these expressive body languages are used responsibly with the faithful essential meaning of worship.AbstrakPenggunaan bahasa tubuh ekspresif, seperti meloncat-loncat dan menari-nari sering dipandang sebelah mata dalam ibadah Kristiani. This study will analyze David's dance in the Old Testament and the essential meaning of Christian service. The method used in this paper is the study of literature. This paper will discuss the use of dance and other expressive gestures in Christian worship based on the story of David jumping and dancing (2 Sam 6: 14-16). Its existence is often labeled with the Charismatic church. more The use of expressive body languages, such as jumping and dancing, is often underestimated in Christian worship. The use of expressive body languages, such as jumping and dancing, is often underestimated in Chr. Meanwhile, the context of redemption in the New Testament was immediately carried out by the Lord Jesus Christ through Christ's death on the cro. Because people who are redeemed are often described as weak or slave.
From the context of redemption (go'el) in the Old Testament, the redeemer must have more ability or strength than someone who is redeemed. The formulation of the research problem is how is the relationship between the redemption of Ruth in the Old Testament and the redemption of Christ and the reflection of today's mission theology? The author uses historical methods (Historical Research) and descriptive methods (Descriptive Research), namely literature studies through supporting books and journals, regarding the redemption of Ruth by Boaz in the Old Testament and explaining Christ's redemption in the New Testament.
more This article deals with Boaz's redemption of Ruth as an Old Testament typology in explaining Christ's redemption in the New Testament. This article deals with Boaz's redemption of Ruth as an Old Testament typology in explaining.
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