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The Biblical Annals
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1996
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vol. 43
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issue 1
55-68
PL
Nach einer kurzen Besprechung des weiteren Kontextes der Perikope Jes 63, 7 − 64, 11 und dem detallierteren Bekanntmachen mit ihren Inhalt richtet sich die Aufmerksamkeit vor allem auf die literarische Struktur dieses Textes. Die Analyse des Inhalts zeigt, daß es sich um ein Bittgebet handelt, in dem der Prophet die Vergangenheit und Gegenwart mit der Zukunft des Volkes Gottes verknüpft. Die literarische Struktur weist harmonisch verteilte Parallelglieder auf, die eine chiastische Anordnung ergeben, so daß die Hauptgedanken des Gebets, die denen des Herrengebets im Neuen Testament (vgl. Mt 6, 9-13) sehr nahekommen, besser erfaßt werden können.
Verbum Vitae
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2005
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vol. 7
93-118
PL
Nel Vangelo di Marco si trovano due dichiarazioni sulla relazione filiale di Gesu con Dio. Queste parole sono introdotte nella narrazione dalle locuzioni: »una voce divenne dai cieli« e »divenne una voce dalla nube«. Il contenuto stesso delle dichiarazioni viene studiato ampiamente e profondamente dagli esegeti. Le introduzioni narrative alle dichiarazioni meritano peró un'attenzione particolare. Lo studio mette in risalto la funzione pedagogica e mistagogica della presenza e dell'attivita della voce divina, sia quella pronunciata da Dio stesso su Gesu, che quella rivolta a Lui da Gesu morente, di rivelare l'identita di Gesu come figlio di Dio e di condurre i discepoli nella sua sequella a partecipare alla comunione divina, indisturbata da tutte le altre voci.
The Biblical Annals
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1982
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vol. 29
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issue 1
5-10
PL
Die Bedeutung dieses Dekaloggebotes beschränkt sich nicht nur auf das Gebrauchsverbot des Gottes Namens zu den magischen Praktiken, sondern auch eine Motivation dieses Gebotes beeinflusst, dass es hier auch um Verbot Anwendung von Gottes Namen zum Meineid geht. Man kann demzufolge dieses Gebot als Verbot eines Anrufens von Gottes Namen zu all diesem verstehen, was sich der Transzendenz und der Heiligkeit Gottes widersetzt.
EN
The article offers a complete overview of the Greek and Latin patristic exegesis of Mt 8,11 and Lk 13,28-29 with special focus on the exegetical commentaries of St. Augustine. Church Fathers underlined the ecclesiological dimension of Christ’s eschatological promise. According to St. Augustine and other theologians, those who come “from east and west” are above all pagans who through faith and baptism become members of the Church. Some focus more on the stage of maturation of the Christian faith, thus those who “come from east and west” are the just and holy Christians who have perfected their faith. There is a difference of opinion between Origene and Augustine concerning the word „many”. It should be analyzed in the broader context of their reflections on the universality of salvation. Secondly, the patristic exegesis underlines the eschatological aspect of Christ’ promise. The feast with the patriarchs symbolizes common heritage of faith and Christ is seen as the one who invites all the participants. Thirdly, there is a paranetical aspect of the patristic exegesis. Church Fathers expressed their reflections in the pastoral context, in homilies and spiritual conferences. They point to the quality of the humble faith of the centurion of Capharnaum, which guarantees a future participation in the eschatological feast with the patriarchs.
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