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Bóg jako pedagog w pismach prorockich odnoszących się do wspólnej historii Izraela i Edomu
Raszewski, Marek (Katolicki Uniwersytet Lubelski Jana Pawła II, 2006)
In the article, concerning the prophetic interpretation of God's pedagogy revealed in the history of Israel and Edom, we have presented a reconstruction of prophetic proclamations concerning both lsrael and the neighboring nations which were personified by Edom. Although the prophets focused their attention mainly on Israel and Judah, they knew that Yahweh was the Lord of all the nations and no nation remained outside His judgment. What He condemned and punished in His nation, he also condemned and punished in other nations. We have come to a conclusion, that in the analyzed prophetic texts there are also, apart from the foretelling of Edom's punishment, prophetic appeals for Edom's participation in the Messianic salvation. The Holy Bible analysis, especially the analysis of the prophetic book on Edom that we have presented, points to a gradual rise of the chosen nation's awareness of the fact that God loves all men. This plays a sigrufieant role in God's pedagogy revealing different aspects of God's love, on one band foretelling Edom's punishment and on the other: its salvation.
Relacje Edomu z Izraelem w świetle Starego Testamentu
Raszewski, Marek; Szmajdziński, Mariusz (Częstochowskie Wydawnictwo Archidiecezjalne „Regina Poloniae”, 2015)
Edom is a land in the south of eastern Transjordan. In the time of the Old Testament it was the southeastern neighbor of the Southern Kingdom. The Edomites are related to the Israelites. Esau was the son of Isaac. The close relationship of Esau to Israel is especially emphasized in the narratives which point out his closeness with Jacob-Israel, and describe their birth as twins (Gen. 25). Biblical information about Edom may be divided into two types. The first type is the original material, which apparently originated in Edom itself and somehow made its way to Israel, and which is found mainly in Genesis 36. The second type is information about Edom which is connected with the history of Israel. These two types of material give a chronological coverage of the two periods of Edom’s history. The original material about Edom is from the period before the monarchy was established in Israel. On the other hand, the material about Edom which is contained in the Israelite history covers the period of the monarchy in Israel and Judah, and, in fact, beginning with the time of David, the history of Edom is contained within the history of Israel.