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Judas or Jesus’ Other Disciples? The Old Testament or Jesus’ Word? A Mysterious Reference to the “Scripture” in John 17:12

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Kubiś A.

The Biblical Annals

2019

vol. 9

issue 1

131-176

The fulfillment of “the Scriptures” in John 17:12 has long been a bone of contention among commentators on the Fourth Gospel. The majority of authors have argued that ἡ γραφή unmistakably refers to a passage in the Hebrew Bible. Wendy Sproston (North) and Francis Moloney, however, picking up on an earlier observation by Edwin Freed, suggest Jesus’ own words as a more appropriate referent of ἡ γραφή in this verse. The issue of the correct scriptural referent is intrinsically connected with the question of the thematic referent within the verse in question. As it turns out, the fulfillment of the scripture can refer to either the tragic fate of Judas or the preserving of Jesus’ other disciples. The article surveys recent scholarship on these issues in order to identify the most convincing solutions.

The Apostolic Mirror of the Hussite Image

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Nowakowski P. F.

Folia Historica Cracoviensia

2017

vol. 23/1

177-191

The aim of the article is to show how the Hussites referred the apostolic pattern to themselves. One of the fields where such an attitude may be observed is the liturgy of the hussite radicals described by Vavřinec z Březove – which at least intended to replicate the Last Supper, and the general conviction about the necessity of communion under both kinds to salvation. Another field is the repeated and fierce discussion over the role of Judas Iscariot and the meaning of being the true apostle. The will to be the new apostles among Christians seduced by evil was so strong among the reformers, that the new generations took over the idea and confronted it with their forerunners.

Celem artykułu jest ukazanie sposobu, w jaki husyci odnosili do siebie wzorzec apostolski. Jest to zauważalne na polu liturgii – husyccy radykałowie, jak podaje Wawrzyniec z Brzezowej, starali się powielać formę znaną z Ostatniej Wieczerzy. Także podzielane powszechnie wśród reformatorów przekonanie o konieczności komunii pod dwiema postaciami do zbawienia wskazuje na tę zależność. Innym polem, gdzie można ją dostrzec, są ostre i zawzięte dyskusje na temat roli Judasza Iskarioty i tego, co oznacza bycie prawdziwym apostołem. Wreszcie pragnienie stania się nowymi apostołami wśród chrześcijan zwiedzionych przez zło okazuje się tak silne wśród reformatorów, że kolejne pokolenia przejmują je i przeciwstawiają swoim poprzednikom.

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Judas or Jesus’ Other Disciples? The Old Testament or Jesus’ Word? A Mysterious Reference to the “Scripture” in John 17:12

The Apostolic Mirror of the Hussite Image