Ruch Biblijny i Liturgiczny, 2007, Tom 60, nr 3
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Pozycja Być przy chorym. Kilka myśli biblijnychWarzecha, Julian (Polskie Towarzystwo Teologiczne, 2007)Pozycja Chrystofania nad Jeziorem Tyberiadzkim (J 21, 1-14). Problemy interpretacyjne i znaczenieWróbel, Ryszard (Polskie Towarzystwo Teologiczne, 2007)Among many New Testament texts concerning the paschal events the appearances of the Risen Christ are mentioned. They fit right in between the Old Testament theophanies and Christ’s second coming, as in a way they crown the past, earthly being of Jesus of Nazareth and anticipate His coming again in glory. The author of this article – as suggested by the title – is interested in the meeting of the Risen Christ with seven disciples on Lake Tiberias shore described in Jn 21: 1-14. He neither intends to present an exhaustive exegesis, nor to carry out a critical, literary study of the quoted chapter. He passes over the question of the text’s authorship and origin as well. Instead he indicates the problems one sees while reading the pericope, presents the possible ways to solve them and discovers the meaning of the text. The issue of the article is discussed at two stages: first the reader gets aquainted with the structure of christophany’s description, next the symbolic meaning of the text is presented on the basis of some parallel texts and existing traditions. Many issues related to this particular text remain more or less probable assumptions. Opinions of different exegesists and theologians are to a large degree based on their attitude to the whole of paschal events. It is therefore impossible – according to the author – to reach an unquestionable solution. However, there is no doubt that the appearances of Jesus became crucial in leading the apostles to true faith in the reality of resurrection. They also became the object of testimonies of those whose preaching was fundamental for the faith of the whole Church. The first christophany – as the one from Lake Tiberias can be considered the first – is of great significance here. The author hopes that the present article may be a good example of various difficulties that can be found by everyone who tries to fathom the paschal mystery of Jesus Christ, which the christophany from the last chapter of John’s gospel is an inseparable part of.Pozycja Czy kolejność ksiąg Nowego Testamentu w kanonie jest przypadkowa?Mucha, Paweł Marek (Polskie Towarzystwo Teologiczne, 2007)Decretum de canonicis Scripturis (Council of Trent) gives the following list of the canonical books of the New Testament: Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, Acts of the Apostles, Pauline Epistles, Catholic Epistles, Revelation. This order is based on many manuscripts, but is not the only one known. The Apostolic Fathers cite the books of the New Testament, but never give their titles. The books were only given titles in the late second century. The Muratorian fragment is the oldest document (the second half of the 2nd century) which enumerates canonical books in an appropriate order. The important fact is that this list was prepared in the Roman Church and the order is in accordance with our canon. The Muratorian fragment presents the list of books in the reverse alphabetical order (from Z to A). It is a consequence of the tendency to order books alphabetically (not only in codices). Due to the fact that the oldest list of canonical books enlists them in the same order as we do in our canon and this order is not random, the order in our canon seems to be authentic.Pozycja Heroizm miłosierdzia ks. Władysława BukowińskiegoNowak, Jan (Polskie Towarzystwo Teologiczne, 2007)Pozycja Słowo na Ekumeniczne Dni Biblijne 2007Towarzystwo Biblijne w Polsce (Polskie Towarzystwo Teologiczne, 2007)