Roczniki Teologiczne, 1995, T. 42, z. 1

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    The idea of the Kingdom of God was a leading theme in Jesus’ mission. With His coming in time (Incarnation) He initiated the Divine Kingdom on earth. By teaching He clarified too worldly understanding of what the prophets from the Old Testament had foretold; He showed its characteristic traits, especially its spiritual character, and a necessity for everybody's commitment to its gain. With His salvific death He opened a way for God to reign in each man’s soul. Establishing the Church He ordained to continue the work on propagating this Kingdom on earth. The second coming of Jesus will end His Son’s mission of handing the whole kingdom to the Heavenly Father.
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    In keeping with many opinions on the construction of the Acts of the Apostles the present paper seeks to put forward a new approach to these problems. Geographical information in Acts 1:8 plays here an important role, but is not understood too literary. Two big units may be distinguished in the Book, into which it is divided in the summary in 8: lb-3. The first is situated in Jerusalem and deals with Judaism, with which the majority of authors agree. Narration related with the departure of the Gospel beyond Jerusalem is more difficult. Three units are distinguished here: 8:4-11, 18; 11:19-20,38; 21:1-28:31. The first plays the preparatory role toward the proper narration relating the preaching of the Gospel all over the world. The themes which have been foretold in it are developed in section 11:19-20:38, which speaks solely about Christ’s preaching to Jews and Greeks (the Gentiles) alike. The third section, 21:1-28:31, presents Apostle Paul as a witness in chains because of Israel’s hope, which he preaches. In favor of such a construction of the Book of the Acts are numerous literary and thematic hints, which make us distinguish the said sections in it.
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    The author shows what Christ’s resurrection consist in and how the resurrection of all the dead has been placed in the Resurrection of the Saviour. To this effect he analyzes the texts from 1 Cor and from the Book of Revelation, and he considers the type and way of the resurrection of all the people. He comes to a conclusion that resurrection is not a physical or biological phenomenon but an event about which one may speak only in an analogical way. It is a shift to a totally different way of existence, which for the righteous consists in permanent sojourn with Christ.