Chrostowski, Marcin2025-05-212025-05-212010Studia Bydgoskie, 2010, Tom 4, s. 45-60.1898-9837https://theo-logos.pl/handle/123456789/31657The article aims to reveal connections between the Aramaic Targums and the scripts of the New Testament. In order to notice the links, we should remember that Christianity has its sources in Judaism. Without realizing this, a correct and proper exegesis of the New Testament would not be possible. The so – called Palestinian Targum is the source of many pericopes from the New Testament, e.g. the Jamnes and Jambres tradition in 2 Tim 3:8; Such pericopes were analyzed as well: the fragment of 1 Cor 10:4 (the spiritual rock tradition); and Jn 4:15 (conversation with the Samaritan woman); I Pet. 1:12 (things into which angels long to look); Ephes 4:22-25 (put off your old nature), etc. These pericopes were explained in the light of Targums to Genesis, preserved e.g. in the Targum Pseudo – Jonathan ben ‘Uzziel, which was well described by J.W. Etheridge and M. McNamara. Generally, the Targums should be understood as a very early material which might illuminate the New Testament, but they do not predate it.plCC-BY-SA - Uznanie autorstwa - Na tych samych warunkachżydowskie korzenie chrześcijaństwatargumygeneza zjawiska targumizmutargumizmBibliaPismo Świętebiblistykaprzekładytargumy w tekstach Nowego TestamentuNowy TestamentStary Testamentfilologiafilologia biblijnatargumy do ksiąg Nowego Testamentutargumy do ksiąg Starego Testamentutargumy palestyńskiejudaizmTargum Pseudo-JonathanaJewish roots of ChristianityTargumsorigins of phenomenon of TargumismTargumismBiblebiblical studiestranslationsTargums in New Testament textsNew TestamentOld Testamentphilologybiblical philologyTargums to the New Testament booksTargums to the Old Testament booksPalestinian TargumsJudaismTargum Pseudo-JonathanArticle