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Pierwsza zapowiedź Męki i Zmartwychwstania Jezusa w ujęciu Łukaszowym
Sambora, Dariusz (Papieski Wydział Teologiczny we Wrocławiu, 2018)
The article presents an outcome of the analysis of Jesus’ first Passion and Resurrection prediction. After establishing the text and the context of Lk. 9:22, it focuses on the authenticity and historicity of the Lucan passage. The immediate context is similar in all three Synoptic Gospels. In the case of the Gospel of Luke, we must mention some omissions that result from the conception of the structure of this Gospel. The study of tradition and edition of the first Passion prediction has shown us a large number of problems concerning especially the authenticity and historicity of the logion. Many arguments are presented to defend the pre-Easter origin of this prediction. In the section dedicated to the analysis of the vocabulary and the commentary, meanings of particular words and expressions are studied in detail. Eventually, we can state that Jesus, while pronouncing the words about the Son of Man’s suffering, Passion and Resurrection, was consciously predicting His future.
The Second and Third Jesus’ Passion and Resurrection Announcements According to St Luke
Sambora, Dariusz (Papieski Wydział Teologiczny we Wrocławiu, 2019)
The article discusses issues related to the exegetical and theological significance of Jesus’ second and third Passion and Resurrection announcements in St Luke’s Gospel. Due to the shorter form of the second foretelling, it seems necessary to examine both the origin and authenticity of the logion. With the use of the historical-critical method in the analysis of the tradition and editing of the second announcement of the Passion of Christ and the commentary on its individual expressions and texts to other Evangelists, the author intends to discover its meaning and importance (Lk 9:43b-45). In the case of the third announcement of Lk 18:31-34, by applying the historical-critical method, the author will seek answers to questions related to the origin and authenticity of the examined fragment. Finally, the exegesis of some expressions and words will help us to understand more deeply the meaning of the third announcement.