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The author of the fourth Gospel, as opposed to synoptics, places in the description of the Passion a scene showing a soldier who pierces with a spear the side of Jesus from which blood and water is flowing (Jn 19,34). Sometimes 1Jn 5,6-8 is regarded as an indirect, parallel text. Blood and water have had a great significance since ancient times. The Biblical World has also attributed to them a number of meanings, both positive and negative. In the positive sense Fathers of the Church read the symbolism of blood and water coming out of the side of Jesus from the early centuries of Christianity. They were also followed by contemporary Bible researchers searching here, among others, a symbol of sacraments, salvation, the birth of Church, and – in contrast with misbelievers – the real humanity of Jesus. The common feature of all these attempts to interpret this scene is Jesus’ love to the Church and everyone.
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Teologia przebitego boku Jezusa Chrystusa należy do najważniejszych elementów duchowości Bożego Serca. Celem artykułu jest ukazanie inspiracji monastycznych w interpretacji biblijnego opisu przebicia boku Zbawiciela na przykładzie Vita Jesu Christi Ludolfa z Saksonii. Autor ten wywarł duży wpływ na wielu mistyków i świętych, a jego medytacje na temat bramy wprowadzającej do kontemplacji Serca Syna Bożego, bazujące zwłaszcza na tekstach biblijnych i patrystycznych, do dzisiaj stanowią ważny wkład w duchowość Najświętszego Serca Jezusowego.
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The theology of the pierced side of Jesus Christ is one of the most important elements of the spirituality of the Divine Heart. The aim of the article is to show monastic inspirations in the interpretation of the biblical description of the piercing of the side of the Saviour using the example of Vita Jesu Christi by Ludolf from Saxony. This author had a great influence on many mystics and saints, and his meditations on the gate leading to the contemplation of the Heart of the Son of God, based especially on biblical and patristic texts, are an important contribution to the spirituality of the Sacred Heart of Jesus to this day.
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