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Pope Francis has repeatedly commented on the evangelical Eight Beatitudes in his statements. They show not only the extraordinary figure of Jesus Christ, but also the image of a fulfilled, happy man. He is a man of God, a disciple of the poor Master, created for community and interpersonal relationships, for the paschal path, creative and committed love, a sign of contradiction and eschatic hope. The Pope shows the image of man present in the Beatitudes as a proposal of mature humanity, adequate for all people of our time.
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Papież Franciszek wielokrotnie w swoich wypowiedziach komentował ewangelicznych Osiem błogosławieństw. Ukazuje się w nich nie tylko niezwykła postać Jezusa Chrystusa, ale także obraz spełnionego, szczęśliwego człowieka. Jest to człowiek Boży, uczeń ubogiego Mistrza, stworzony dla wspólnoty i międzyosobowych relacji, paschalnej drogi, twórczej i zaangażowanej miłości, znak sprzeciwu i eschatycznej nadziei. Obecny w błogosławieństwach obraz człowieka papież ukazuje jako propozycję dojrzałego człowieczeństwa adekwatny dla wszystkich ludzi naszych czasów.
The Biblical Annals
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2009
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vol. 1
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issue 1
169-175
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The author shows the literary background of the evangelical Beatitudes in the books of wisdom from the Old Testament (Psalms, Proverbs, and Sirach). He starts with an explication of the grammatical form of ashre (lit. „happiness”: status constructus dualiś). Finally, he discusses two Qumran parallels (4Q185 and 525). They illustrate the transition from individual beatitudes, found in the sapiential literature of the Old Testament, to the series of evangelical beatitudes.
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The author shows the literary background of the evangelical Beatitudes in the books of wisdom from the Old Testament (Psalms, Proverbs, and Sirach). He starts with an explication of the grammatical form of ashre (lit. „happiness”: status constructus dualiś). Finally, he discusses two Qumran parallels (4Q185 and 525). They illustrate the transition from individual beatitudes, found in the sapiential literature of the Old Testament, to the series of evangelical beatitudes.
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