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„Miłości pragnę, nie krwawej ofiary”. Relektura Oz 6,6 w Ewangelii według św. Mateusza

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Kubiś A.
Collectanea Theologica
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2016
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vol. 86
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issue 4
103-124
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The first part of the article deals with four different understandingsof Hosea 6:6 in the context of this prophetic book: (1) repudiation of thecult as such, (2) the rejecting of a specific kind of cult, (3) the priority ofethics over the cult, and (4) the symbiosis of cult and ethics, i.e. that anauthentic cult interweaves ethical values and proper ritual conduct. Theauthor concludes that the fourth interpretation best fits the message of theBook of Hosea. The second part of the article deals with the problem of thetextual Vorlage which would have been used by Matthew. It seems that hequoted from the Hebrew text, being faithful to a then-current hermeneuticalrule by which each part of a biblical parallelism was interpreted separately,based on the belief that every single line carried equal weight and conveyeda new truth or a new law. The Matthean relecture of Hosea 6:6, the focus ofthe third part, is presented from two perspectives, namely synchronic anddiachronic. In the synchronic presentation the main point of concern is thecontribution of the quotes in 9:13 and 12:7 to understanding the Mattheanpericopes. Finally, the diachronic reading deals with the Matthean use ofHosea 6:6 within the context of the Matthean community and of its dialoguewith the Rabbinic Judaism of the day.
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