The Use of Zeteo in the Fourth Gospel: A Debate with John Painter's The Quest for the Messiah

Martin  Micallef

doi:10.18290/rt.20673-1

Data publikacji : 2020-03-30

Tom 67 Nr 3 (2020)

Użycie zeteo w czwartej ewangelii: debata z The Quest for the Messiah Johna Paintera

Martin Micallef

DOI: https://doi.org/10.18290/rt.20673-1

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Artykuł jest formą debaty z monografią Johna Paintera The Quest for the Messiah: The History, Literature and Theology of the Johannine Community obszernie podejmującą temat zeteo (poszukiwania) w Ewangelii Jana. W publikacji tej Painter doszedł do wielu cennych rezultatów w próbach ustalenia znaczenia zeteo w Ewangelii Janowej, analizując przedstawione historie poszukiwań i odrzucenia. Artykuł przedstawia, w jakim stopniu Painter zrozumiał historyczne pochodzenie zeteo w stosunku do Sitz im Leben Wspólnoty Janowej. Opisuje także niektóre z możliwych kierunków rozwoju myśli Paintera i zwraca uwagę na niektóre nurty ostatnich badań nad Ewangelią św. Jana.

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szukanie, metoda historyczno-krytyczna, źródła, Wspólnota Janowa, poszukiwanie, odrzucenie

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