5 Ezra (2 Esdras 1–2) is an apocryphal Christian supersessionist tractate dating from the 3rd century. It is structured in three main sections, each of which comprises two contrasting parts. 5 Ezra 2:10–14 is a seemingly anomalous pericope, falling exactly between the two parts of the second main section, but belonging to neither. This article argues that 2:10–14 is actually central to the book’s message. Placed precisely at the middle point of the book’s narrative, it narrates in literary terms the process of transition from Judaism to Christianity that is central to the book’s supersessionist theology. After identifying structural parallels to 2:10–14 in the Gospel of Mark and 4 Ezra, the article continues with a detailed exegesis of 2:10–14. The article concludes by considering the place of 5 Ezra within the larger scheme of Christian supersessionist theology.

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5以斯拉记2：10–14：它在本书的结构和基督徒的超宗教主义中的位置

5以斯拉（2 Esdras 1-2）是一个伪造的基督教超级专区，建于3世纪。它分为三个主要部分，每个部分包括两个对比部分。5以斯拉记2：10–14是一个看似异常的pericope，恰好落在第二个主要部分的两个部分之间，但都不属于这两个部分。本文认为，2：10–14实际上是本书信息的核心。它恰好位于该书叙述的中点，用文学术语叙述了从犹太教到基督教的过渡过程，这是该书的超神论神学的核心。在确定了马可福音和4以斯拉记福音书中与2：10-14相似的结构后，本文继续以2：10-14的详细解释为基础。