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In the present article the author makes analysis of Talmudic passages which explicite or implicite refer to Jesus and Christianity. These texts are translated into Polish, and explained by a concise commentary which is based on textual and historical analysis. The article pays attention on anti-Christian potential in Jewish literature which is the result of polemic between Judaism and Christianity about the identity of verus Israel. First the passages about Jesus are analyzed in which he is described as Jeszu(a) (ha-Nocri), Ben Pandera, Ben Stada (Stara), Balaam, Peloni, Mamzer. Then the texts about Christians are marked off in which they are described as minim and nocrim. This article can be used to an authentic dialogue between Jews and Christians about past, presence and future.
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The present article describes the meaning and function of John the Baptist as the witness to Jesus Christ in the Fourth Gospel. The author shows the activity of John the Baptist in the wider context of the Fourth Gospel, where the various witnesses of God-Father, Son and Holy Spirit all lend a fundamental value for better understanding the existential and theological message of the Fourth Gospel. The article consists of three parts: (1) Terminology and meaning of “witness” in the Fourth Gospel; (2) John the Baptist as the witness in the text of the Fourth Gospel; (3) the theological ramifications of the mission of John the Baptist as the witness of Jesus. In this article the author tries to describe the witness of John the Baptist as not merely historical but still active and current for the people of XXI century.
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Niniejszy artykuł stanowi analizę znaczenia i funkcji Jana Chrzciciela jako świadka Jezusa Chrystusa w czwartej Ewangelii. Aktywność Jana Chrzciciela jako prekursora i świadka Mesjasza zostaje ukazana w szerszym kontekście narracji Janowej, w której świadectwo Ojca, świadectwo Syna i świadectwo Ducha Świętego ma fundamentalne znaczenie dla zrozumienia teologicznego i egzystencjalnego orędzia czwartej Ewangelii. Artykuł złożony jest z trzech części: 1. Terminologia i znaczenie świadectwa w czwartej Ewangelii; 2. Jan Chrzciciel jako świadek w narracji Ewangelii Janowej; 3. Teologiczne implikacje posłannictwa Jana Chrzciciela jako świadka Chrystusa. W niniejszym artykule autor ukazuje, że świadectwo Jana Chrzciciela nie traci nic na swojej aktualności dla współczesnego człowieka XXI wieku.
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