诗集《圣殿》是17世纪英国宗教诗人乔治·赫伯特沉思圣经的产物。诗人以圣经为灵感源泉,大量引用和借鉴圣经故事,称赞圣经是天国的使节,人与神之间的中介,具有强大的治愈能力,能引导人获得拯救。同时,诗人拒绝罗马天主教注重功德的救赎观,指出唯有圣经是人获救的依据,体现出新教改革者“唯独圣经”的思想。赫伯特身处宗教纷争时代,其宗教立场一直是评论界瞩目的焦点所在,本文通过考察其圣经观,认为他是比较典型的新教诗人。 The collection of “Temples” is a product of contemplation of the Bible by George Herbert, a 17th-century English religious poet. As a source of inspiration for the Bible, the poet draws heavily on and references the biblical story, praising the Bible as an envoy to the kingdom of heaven and an intermediary between God and man, with a strong healing power and a guide for salvation. At the same time, the poet rejects the Roman Catholicism’s emphasis on merit-based salvation and points out that the Bible alone is the basis for the salvation of the people and embodies the Protestant reformer’s thought of “Biblical Only.” Herbert is in the era of religious disputes, and his religious position has always been the focus of attention of the critics. This article examines his biblical view as a typical Protestant poet.