Verbum Vitae, 2011, T. 19

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„Matka Jezusa” ‒ jej tożsamość i rola w historii zbawienia (J 19,25-27)
Witczyk, Henryk (Katolicki Uniwersytet Lubelski Jana Pawła II, 2011)
The author of the article, in light of John 19:25-27, analyses the role of Mary addressed by the evangelist with the characteristic title "Mother of Jesus". Special attention is paid to the relationship which Jesus creates between her and his "beloved disciple". In the scene on the cross the Lord speaks to them in words: "Woman, behold, your son!" (v.26), and "Behold, you mother!" (v.27). Maryasan individual (Mother of Jesus) and as a representative of the community of faith (either Israel or Church) reveals in an ideal way the grandeur of woman. Her love gives life. Her faith inspires the people of God to show an unconditional trust in Jesus, the Messiah of Israel and of the Church.
Rola i znaczenie ,,córek przymierza'' w Kościele perskim IV i V wieku
Uciecha, Andrzej (Katolicki Uniwersytet Lubelski Jana Pawła II, 2011)
The unequivocal negative role of women, described as "harp" of satan, find its substratum in the anthropological concept of Afrahat, which is based on a hierarchy of the virtue of creatures. The mistrust of women did not flow from "ontological motives", but from the practical considerations which were her source (Guillaumont). Faithfulness to the biblical concept of creatures does not allow the complete negation of the value of women although, in the specific advice given to the "athletes" the theoretical opinions on this subject were caused to undergo various modifications. In these circumstances there was evidence of a radical stance in the sage in his appraisement of women, the principle of the degrees of good in creatures would be: all the works of God are good, but some are worse. It is not without good reason that the fact remains, that the uncompromising attitude to women is most frequently found in the Demonstrations on the Sons of the Covenant and on Virginity and Holiness, which touch on the themes of virginity and celibacy.
Powołanie kobiety według Syracydesa
Pudełko, Jolanta Judyta (Katolicki Uniwersytet Lubelski Jana Pawła II, 2011)
The issue of the vocation of woman in The Book of Ben Sirach begins with the presentation of the author and the purpose of his teaching. Hellenistic culture influenced the customs of the Jewish believers as well as their views on human relationships and the image of woman as described in the biblical tradition. Despite the many positive aspects of woman presented in the book, commentators of ten regard Ben Sirach as a misogynist who noticeably reduces women's value and social position. A deeper reading of the book in its cultural context, however, enables us to see a strong diversity and multiple contrasts in the author's presentation of woman. The vocation of woman in The Book of Ben Sirach, like other topics, draws on the traditions of biblical Israel, especially on the Book of Genesis.
Diakońskie posługiwanie kobiet w świadectwie Nowego Testamentu
Nyk, Piotr (Katolicki Uniwersytet Lubelski Jana Pawła II, 2011)
The theme of the diaconal ministry of women has not been discussed in any article in the area of the polish biblical researches, as yet. The present essay tries to fill this gap by analyzing the three texts: Rom 16:1-2; Phil 1:1 and 1 Tim 3:11. The witness of Rom 16:1-2 provides the exegetes with the richest data concerning the theme of the diaconal ministry of women in the Pauline communities about the middle of the 1st century. The reference to the diaconal ministry made with the use of technical expression points not only to male but also to female ministers in the Church of Philippi. The diaconal ministry of women consisted in guiding the local churches and maintaining connections between them.
Żona zbawiająca męża (1 Kor 7,16)?
Muszytowska, Dorota (Katolicki Uniwersytet Lubelski Jana Pawła II, 2011)
The question "How do you know, wife, whether you will save your husband?" (1 Cor 7:16) closes the so called ‘Paul's marriage privileges’ running in the preceding verses of 1 Cor 7. The issue expressed with a question mark refers to mixed marriages. The present essay aims to explore this already much harvested text from a new exegetical perspective. In the first part, the socio-religious context of the audience in the 1 Corinthians is exposed: the background of their beliefs and dilemmas concerning marriage. In the second part, the issues of the married women position in Judaism and in the Greco-Roman culture of the period are explored. The last step of the investigation is the analysis (mainly rhetorical) of Paul's argumentation in 1 Cor 7:16 in the context of 1 Cor 7:12-16. The final conclusion is that a Christian wife (as well as a Christian husband) cannot save her spouse because, according to Paul's argumentation in the passage, the responsibility for believers' salvation belongs solely to Christ. Nevertheless, a Christian wife can sanctify her husband.
Kobiety w genealogii Jezusa (Mt 1,1-17)
Malina, Artur (Katolicki Uniwersytet Lubelski Jana Pawła II, 2011)
Obraz kobiety w komentarzach do Księgi Rodzaju św. Augustyna
Maćkowska, Anna (Katolicki Uniwersytet Lubelski Jana Pawła II, 2011)
Saint Augustine describes the creation of woman as a voluntary and intentional act of God. Man is being prepared to receive her. Woman is created as a rational being. Together with man, she brings to fruition the blessing of fecundity and, at the end of times, she will be saved in her own body. The creation of woman from man's rib becomes a symbol of the relationship between the soul and the body. Woman, being subject to man who is obedient to God, is a figure of the body being subject to the soul obedient to the Lord.
Kobieta w „teologii ciała” Jana Pawła II
Kunka, Sławomir (Katolicki Uniwersytet Lubelski Jana Pawła II, 2011)
Rola Rachab w zajęciu Ziemi Obiecanej (Joz 2,1-24)
Kot, Anna (Katolicki Uniwersytet Lubelski Jana Pawła II, 2011)
The article deals with one of the women presented in the Deuteronomistic History, namely, Rahab, the harlot. The essay contains some necessary elements of the literary analysis which introduce the reader into the preliminary understanding of the text. The central part of the elaborate, which is the exegesis of the dialogs, purports to show the importance of Rahab's actions for the conquest of the Promised Land. The special object of the author's interest are the deeds of the woman including her profession of faith (2:9-11) which is the pivotal point of the analyzed section. The article proves that, besides guarding the spies' way of escape, Rahab's role consists in confirming the words of God before Israel and in stressing his power to put them into effect. Thanks to such an incentive the Israelites are able to enter the Promised Land.
Miriam ‒ zapomniana bohaterka Exodusu
Jasinski, Mirosław (Katolicki Uniwersytet Lubelski Jana Pawła II, 2011)
The study is an attempt to reveal Miriam's contribution into the process from which the biblical Israel emerged as a nation. The author of the article focuses on two fundamental texts, that is, Exod 15:20-21 and Numbers 12. After having presented the literary structure of the selected periscopes, making additional references to other biblical texts of the Old Testament, he tries to portray Miriam as a singer, a precursor of worship, a prophetess and a guide of the people. Highlighting her suffering as an indispensable element of the prophetic charism, he underlines its importance for the verification and authentication of Miriam's prophetic authority. According to the author, the prophetic charism of Miriam was shown by the hagiographer as instilling hope and consisted, among others, in "conveying" her brethren from the visible into the invisible world, from the present into the future, and from the temporality toward the eternity.
Religijny i społeczny status kobiet w tradycjach o Abrahamie (Rdz 11,27-25,18)
Dziadosz, Dariusz (Katolicki Uniwersytet Lubelski Jana Pawła II, 2011)
The purpose of the present article is the analysis of the female characters in the narration of Gen 11:27- 25:18. At the beginning, the author describes the factors determining the religious and social status of women in the patriarchal society. This society, even though exhibiting the patriarchal order, is built on the foundations of faith which grants man and woman the same dignity and position before God. In the subsequent part of the article, the authors shows different female protagonists appearing in the Abraham's cycle. Sarah is depicted as the model of a genuine Hebrew wife and mother. She fulfills her vocation in an exemplary way giving birth to Isaac and ensuring ber family the best conditions possible for their existence. Lot's wife and daughters stand in a stark opposition to Sarah. Their actions bring doom upon the families they represent and thwart the opportunity of their continuous growth comparable to the one experienced by Abraham's generation.

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