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Rysy eschatologiczne Dnia Pańskiego u proroka Sofoniasza

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Homerski J.
The Biblical Annals
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1983
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vol. 30
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issue 1
33-45
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Die Prophezeiung So 1,2-1,3 spricht über den Tag Jahwe, d.h. über das Eingreifen des Gottes des Richters. Der Prophet gibt dem deutliche eschatologische Grundzüge. Eine kurze exegetisch-theologische Analyse der früheren Prophezeiungen: Am 5,18-20 und Iz 2, 12-17, die auch über den Tag Jahwe sprechen, hat nachgewiesen, dass sie auch gewisse eschatologische Grundzüge haben. Es kommt die Schlussfolgerung auf, dass der Text So 1,2-2,3 nicht die erste Prophezeiung ist, wie einige Kommentatoren meinen, in der der Ausdruck: jôm Jhwh (der Tag Jahwe) Zeichen eines eschatologischen Termins hat.
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Aluzje z Księgi Sofoniasza w Nowym Testamencie?

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Kotecki D.
Collectanea Theologica
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2017
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vol. 87
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issue 4
107-124
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In the New Testament there are no citations from the Book of Zephaniah.There are only allusions which are understood as references to another workof literature thanks to which a given text uses the content of other literatureto a greater or lesser extent as a way of expressing its own content. Theauthor of the article analyses the following allusions: to Zep 1:3 in Mt 13:41; toZep 3:8 in Rev 16:1; to Zep 3:13 in Rev 14:5 and to Zep 3,15 in Jn 1:49, askingabout their importance and weight. He comes to the conclusion that someof them are very probable (e.g. Zep 1:3 in Mt 13:41; Zep 3:13 in Rev 14:5 orZep 3,15 in Jn 1:49) and others should be viewed as the echo of prophetictexts (e.g. Zep 3:8 in Rev 16:1). However, in all cases we can observe thereinterpretation of the Book of Zephaniah in a new Christological (Zep 1:3in Mt 13:41; Zep 3,15 in Jn 1:49), ecclesiological (Zep 3:13 in Rev 14:5) ortheological (Zep 3:8 in Rev 16:1) context.
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Problemy tekstualne, egzegetyczne i translatorskie So 3,18

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Węgrzyniak W.
Collectanea Theologica
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2017
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vol. 87
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issue 4
91-105
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The aim of this paper is to analyze Zeph. 3,18, one of the most incomprehensible verses in the book. Firstly, the author describes the near context of the verse, then he examines some variants of the Hebrew manuscripts and the ancient versions. In the next section he presents all the possible solutions dividing them into four groups: 1) based on an emendation of the text; 2) based on semantics, 3) based on its syntax, 4) a diachronic solution. In the conclusion, the author suggests four notions to be applied probably to several instances of crux interpretum of the Bible.
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Motyw Dnia Pańskiego w Księdze Sofoniasza na tle mesjańskiej radości w So 3,14-17

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Zawadzki A.
Collectanea Theologica
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2017
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vol. 87
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issue 4
75-90
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The article seeks to highlight the problem of the theological complexityof the Book of Zephaniah, that would be intriguing to the general reader,and in which the categorical divine oracle of judgment collides with a stronginvitation to the messianic joy (Ze. 3:14-17). By starting from the border verse(Ze. 3:9), where the oracle of judgment rapidly turns into an oracle of salvation,the author tries to examine the internal dynamics of this theologicalturning point. The main purpose of this analysis is to attempt to understandthe nature of the day of the Lord which, in the book of Zephaniah, turns outto be at the same time the day of judgment and the day of salvation. Basedon the classic Aristotelian doctrine of the four causes, the author puts inorder disparate material on the day of the Lord in the book of Zephaniah andsees in it a number of references to the Jahwistic version of the account ofthe sin concerning the sons of God (Gn. 6:1-4) and the flood (Gn. 6:5-8,22;9.1-17). The article may become a contribution to the understanding of theimpact of the Pentateuchal sources on the prophetic tradition.
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