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Hiob i jego modlitwa: od pobożnych sloganów do mistyki
Tronina, Antoni (Katolicki Uniwersytet Lubelski Jana Pawła II, 2012)
The Book of Job read in synchronie way shows the evolution of prayer of the biblical hero. This hero, in the course of painful experiences, undergoes metamorphosis and passes the subsequent stages when approaching God in his prayer. From a rebellion against God, through an anger and argument with God, the hero experiences a deep spiritual depression. Finally, he accepts with confidence God's way of proceeding in life and in the rule over the world. The hero's prayer constitutes a model of maturation in human encounter with God.
Modlitwa apostolska św. Pawła
Szymik, Stefan (Katolicki Uniwersytet Lubelski Jana Pawła II, 2012)
The present paper presents the most important items of Paul's apostolic prayer. The inquiry was concerned first with the biblical termsfor Paul's prayers (l) and its formal classification; the main forms are thanksgiving, blessing, and intercession (2). Than there follow some typical features of Paul's apostolic prayers (3). The last step focuses on the theological aspects of Paul 's prayers, which have theocentric, christological and pneumatical issues (4). The concluding statement is that Paul's prayer was not a part of his life; it was his whole life in Christ.