Communio, 2021, R. 41, nr 1 (213)

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    Biblijna wiara w Boga
    Ratzinger, Joseph (Wydawnictwo Pallottinum, 2021)
    Joseph Ratzinger in his article shows the biblical faith in God. The author emphasizes that whoever wants to understand the faith in God contained in the Bible has to follow its historical development, starting from the patriarchs of Israel until the last writings of the New Testament. The Old Testament, from which it starts, shows the leading idea of the research of the German theologian, who following the teaching of the Old Testament spoke about the Creator basically in two names: Elohim and Yahweh. These two main names for God express the separation and choice that Israel made in the religious world of the time, and at the same time show that what he stood for through that choice, what was chosen, it positively supported. Ratzinger shows that there are always two elements in the biblical concept of God. On the one hand, personality, closeness, the possibility of calling him, personal help, everything that is condensed in giving Him a name has already been predicted in the thought of „God of the fathers, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob”, and later will be focused in the thought of „God of Jesus Christ” It is always about the God of people, a God with a face, a personal God; the choice and decisions of the fathers’ faith were directed towards him, and from Him leads a long but straight path to God Jesus Christ.
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    Stać się Ojcem dla wszystkich – Boży plan według Listu do Efezjan
    Lestang, François (Wydawnictwo Pallottinum, 2021)
    From the opening benediction to the closing greetings, the figure of God the Father can be found throughout the Letter to the Ephesians. The mystery that it unfolds is that of a coherent plan, begun with the resurrection of the Son, extended to believers, and expanding to reach the entire cosmos, in an eschatology of growth, so that everything the Father created by his Word may be brought together in his Son, in the heavens and on earth.