Stasiak, Sławomir2024-10-152024-10-152006Verbum Vitae, 2006, T. 9, s. 105-120.1644-85612451-280Xhttps://theo-logos.pl/handle/123456789/21893The Pastoral Letters in a particular way undoubtedly reflect the theology resulting from the instructions concerning Church life. In the discussed texts, we can observe a two or even a three-level understanding or the concept of he elpis ‒ hope. On the one band, the promise of God Himself (Tt 1,2) is presented as a basis for hope, as also the person of Jesus Christ (1Tm 1,1). On the other band, it is actually Christ who is the subject of Christian hope (comp. 1Tm 1,1). This hope, however, does not limit itself to indicating its basis or subject matter. It is closely related to the saving work of God and hecomes the essence of the life of the first Christian community ‒ the apostolic Church (comp. Tt 2,11-13; 3,1-3).plCC-BY-ND - Uznanie autorstwa - Bez utworów zależnychlisty pasterskieJezus ChrystusuwielbienieKościółnadziejanadzieja KościołaKościół apostolskiKościół pierwotnyteologiaeklezjologiadokumenty Kościołaegzegezapastoral lettersJesus ChristworshipChurchhopeChurch’s hopeApostolic Churchprimary ChurchtheologyecclesiologyChurch documentsexegesisArticle