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Kara śmierci w przekazie Talmudu Babilońskiego

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Łabuda P.
Analecta Cracoviensia
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2012
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vol. 44
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When reading the Babylonian Talmud it has to be noted that it gives a fragmentary account of the capital punishment. However, the Talmud indicates who, for what and in what way should be condemned. The Talmud’s account of Jesus’ death is even shorter. It is not only pure fiction but is also a result of the authors’ deliberate action. The description of b. Sanh 43a, in a particular way, shows the clear goal – to discredit Jesus. What is written about Jesus’ death in the Talmud can be explained as personal and peculiar Jewish interpretation based on clearly defined intentions.
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„Magnificat” proroctwem kultu Maryi. „Oto bowiem błogosławić mnie będą odtąd wszystkie pokolenia” (Łk 1, 48)

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Łabuda P.
Tarnowskie Studia Teologiczne
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2022
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vol. 41
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issue 2
71-88
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Among the numerous texts of the New Testament, the Magnificat hymn, handed down by St. Luke, can be considered special. Arriving at her relative, Mary, responding to Elizabeth’s greeting, praises God for the great things that He has done and continues to do. Certainly, the canticle available today is not a shorthand record of Mary’s words. However, it is difficult to admit that it is the work of the author of the third gospel, and Mary had nothing to do with this message. By praising God, Mary announces her future worship, and because of this, the Fathers of the Church called Her a prophetess. Mary was fully aware that she had received an extraordinary gift from God – God’s election: “The Almighty has done great things for me”. The consequence of this extraordinary gift of God is also her prophetic words that all generations will worship her.
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Pośród licznych tekstów nowotestamentalnych za szczególny można uznać przekazany przez św. Łukasza hymn Magnificat. Przybywająca do swojej krewnej Maryja, odpowiadając na pozdrowienie Elżbiety, wielbi Boga za wielkie rzeczy, które On czynił i wciąż czyni. Z pewnością dostępny dziś kantyk nie jest zapisem stenograficznym słów Maryi. Trudno jednak przyznać, że jest on dziełem autora trzeciej ewangelii, a Maryja nie miała nic wspólnego z tym przekazem. Wielbiąc Boga, Maryja zapowiada swój przyszły kult. Ze względu na to ojcowie Kościoła nazwali ją prorokinią. Maryja miała pełną świadomość, że otrzymała niezwykły Boży dar – Boże wybranie: „Wielkie rzeczy uczynił mi Wszechmocny”. Konsekwencją tego niezwykłego Bożego daru są także jej prorockie słowa, że wszystkie pokolenia będą ją wielbiły.
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Typological Usage of the Old Testament in the New Testament

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Łabuda P.
The Person and the Challenges. The Journal of Theology, Education, Canon Law and Social Studies Inspired by Pope John Paul II
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2011
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vol. 1
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issue 2
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The typological reading and application of Hebrew texts deserve the greatest attention among the numerous ways of reading and applying the Old Covenant ideas, traditions and texts. Through the typological reading and application of the text, the text is given broad latitude for its typological application. Treating the Bible from the typological point of view is not only restricted to quoting the books of the Old Testament. Instead, numerous allusions and references to events, characters, places and descriptions are made. The interpretation of these analogies leads to the understanding of the whole truth of the Old and New Testament. “Christians therefore read the Old Testament in the light of Christ who died and rose from the dead. Such typological reading reveals an inexhaustible part of the Old Testament” (CCC 129). Therefore typological thinking is necessary in order to interpret the Bible messages appropriately.
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Eliasz – wzór sługi słowa Bożego

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Łabuda P.
Tarnowskie Studia Teologiczne
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2018
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vol. 37
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issue 1-2
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Elijah, the prophet is undoubtedly a unique figure both for the Old Testament and for Christ’s disciples. His life can be served as a model for the evangelists of God’s word. Elijah’s virtues, like faith and devotion to God’s word made his mission powerful. They also strengthened his impression of being the genuine prophet of the Only Jahweh. Studying Elijah’s history is certainly useful for the contemporary prophets of The Only God.
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Prorok Eliasz jest niewątpliwie szczególną postacią tak dla Starego Testamentu, jak i dla uczniów Chrystusa. Jego dzieje niewątpliwie mogą, co więcej, powinny stać się wzorem dla głosicieli słowa Bożego. Przymioty Eliasza – nade wszystko jest wiara i wierność słowu Bożemu – sprawiały, że jego misja miała moc. Sprawiały, że Eliasz wiernie trwał jako prawdziwy prorok Jedynego Boga Jahwe. Poznawanie i medytowanie jego dziejów z pewnością jest pomocne dla współczesnych proroków Jedynego Boga.
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Paweł jako ojciec i Bóg jako „Abba, Ojciec”

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Łabuda P.
Verbum Vitae
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2011
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vol. 20
171-190
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The picture of God as the Father, expressed in the thought of St. Paul, corresponds to the thought of the Old Covenant and it is also very similar to the figure of Paul, who is the father to the Christian communities. One of the fundamental features of the activity of the Apostle of Nations was opening the doors of the Christian community to the pagans without the necessity of yielding to the Law. Sending the Letter to the Galatians as well as the Letter to the Romans shows God as the tutor, him who cares and disciplines his children. Above all Paul depicts God as the Father of all believers. Everyone who believes and who has the power of the Holy Spirit can call “Abba! Father!” to him.
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Septuaginta – pragnienie poznania Biblii

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Łabuda P.
Tarnowskie Studia Teologiczne
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2016
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vol. 35
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issue 1
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The Septuagint which contains texts not presented in the Hebrew Bible is at the same time its formal and ancient translation. It is not just an interpretation either. It is not meant only for the ancient societies, but should be treated as a valuable Text by contemporary people as well. The Book was created as a result of the need to learn the Bible. The Septuagint made the texts of the Hebrew Bible accessible for both the Jews and the Greeks. The Greek Bible became useful for literary, legal and synagogical purposes. Undeniably it helped people get closer to the mystery of Jesus Christ.
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Stary Testament a chrześcijanin – Łukaszowy portret Jezusa

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Łabuda P.
Tarnowskie Studia Teologiczne
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2015
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vol. 34
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issue 1
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The author of the Third Gospel decided to study the available narratives and to write down all the authentic and significant ones. The aim of this was to make the audience of the Gospel believe. Luke sketched a portrait of Jesus in the following verses of the Gospel. What made the image of Jesus so unusual was the fact that the evangelist had never met the Master of Nazareth. For this reason he had to follow certain examples. The man of God from Tishbe seems to be one of these examples.
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Autor Trzeciej Ewangelii postanowił zbadać dostępne przekazy, poddać je badaniu i spisać wszystkie prawdziwe i ważne. Wszystko zaś po to, by przekonać adresata do wiary. Pisząc kolejne wersety Ewangelii, Łukasz kreśli sylwetkę Jezusa. Ów portret jest o tyle niezwykły, że ewangelista nigdy nie spotkał się z Mistrzem z Nazaretu. Musiał zatem użyć wzorców. Wydaje się, iż jednym z tych wzorców był mąż Boży z Tiszbe.
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Słuchanie słowa i łamanie chleba jako memoria resurrectionis (Łk 24, 13–35)

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Łabuda P.
Ruch Biblijny i Liturgiczny
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2011
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vol. 64
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issue 3
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In Luke’s history written down in Luke 24, 13–35 the acts of hearing God’s Word and breaking of the bread are characteristic of memoria resurrectionis – the time of discovering and meditating on Christ’s mystery. Therefore the whole event in Emmaus may be looked into this sense and may be referred to each Eucharist. Every act of hearing God’s Word and breaking of the bread is the memoria resurrectionis which leads to the true faith. The critical analysis of both the historical nature of Luke’s work and the places, people and events described by the author of the third Gospel allows for such interpretation of this pericope.
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W historii Łukasza zapisanej w Łk 24, 13–35 słuchanie słowa i łamanie chleba są swoistym memoria resurrectionis – czasem spotkania i medytowania tajemnicy Chrystusa. W tym znaczeniu można całe wydarzenie Emaus rozpatrywać i odnosić do każdorazowej Eucharystii. Każde bowiem słuchanie słowa i łamanie chleba jest memoria resurrectionis prowadzącym do prawdziwej wiary. Krytyczna analiza historyczności Łukaszowego dzieła, jak również opisanych przez autora trzeciej Ewangelii miejsc, osób i wydarzeń umożliwia takie właśnie spojrzenie i odczytanie tej perykopy.
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Proces Jezusa w przekazie Talmudu

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Łabuda P.
Zagadnienia Filozoficzne w Nauce
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2014
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issue 57
111-142
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The extracts treating of Jesus in the rabbinic literature included in the Babylonian Talmud describe the events from the life and public ministry of Master of Nazareth in a very peculiar way. The figure of Jesus is mentioned on the margin of other issues under discussion. Analyzing the report of Jesus’ death in the Babylonian Talmud it can be stated that the reference made to Jesus is of fragmentary character. Nevertheless it is not a literary fiction but a deliberate action of its authors. The text of the Babylonian Sanhedrin 43 a indicates the discrediting of Jesus of Nazareth and the community of his believers. According to the Babylonian Talmud Jesus was sentenced to death on suspicion of idolatry, magic and blasphemy.
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Γένοιτό μοι jako dzieło łaski Bożej przyjęte wiarą przez Maryję (Łk 1, 26-38)

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Łabuda P.
Ruch Biblijny i Liturgiczny
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2008
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vol. 61
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Mary’s acceptance of God’s gift takes place after meditation that is happening inside her during the annunciation. If you wish to learn about the process of how Mary made the decision of accepting the gift it is valid to study the selected phrases that appear in Saint Luke’s description of the event. The particular formulas, that refer to or encourage reflection on the selected events from the history of the chosen people, include and present the idea of the secret of God’s choice as well as Mary’s free and deliberate decision.
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Sprawozdanie z Sympozjum Biblijnego Wokół Verbum Domini (Tarnów, 24 listopada 2011 roku)

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Łabuda P.
Tarnowskie Studia Teologiczne
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2012
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vol. 31
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