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2024 - Volume XXVIII Next

Publication date: 02.2025

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Secretary Krzysztof Napora

Deputy Editor-in-Chief Tadeusz Kałużny

Editor-in-Chief Dariusz Salamon

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ks. SCJ Dariusz Salamon

Sympozjum , Issue 1 (46), 2024 - Volume XXVIII, pp. 7-9

https://doi.org/10.4467/25443283SYM.24.001.21037
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Hermeneutic on the Way

Piotr Herok

Sympozjum , Issue 1 (46), 2024 - Volume XXVIII, pp. 13-48

https://doi.org/10.4467/25443283SYM.24.002.21038
In this article, the author addresses the Christological reading of the Writings in the synoptic Gospels with the example of a conflation of Dan 7:13 with Ps 110:1 in Mark 14:62, Matt 26:64 and Luke 22:69. After presenting the collection of the Writings that, together with the Torah and the Prophets, constitute the Hebrew Bible, as well as the statistics of their reception by the first three Evangelists, the author examines the Old Testament texts in their original context, and then analyzes their reception among the individual Synoptics. The texts of Dan 7:13 and Ps 110:1 are studied both from the point of view of their use in the preceding narrative, marked successively by the conclusion of the eschatological discourse (Dan 7:13) and Jesus’ discussion with the religious leaders about the sonship of David (Ps 110:1) and from the perspective of their conflation in the scene of Jesus’ interrogation before the Sanhedrin.
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Michał Klukowski

Sympozjum , Issue 1 (46), 2024 - Volume XXVIII, pp. 49-69

https://doi.org/10.4467/25443283SYM.24.003.21039
This article attempts to answer three questions: (1) In light of the Qumran manuscripts, can we confirm that Scriptures Jesus explained to his disciples (Luke 24:44) refer to the same collection of books contained in the Roman Catholic canon, or did this collection differ from the canon? (2) Which biblical passages, in light of the Qumran community’s manuscripts, were central to their expectations for the coming of the Messiah? (3) How did the person of Jesus and the events associated with him fit into their expectations?
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Anna Maria Wajda

Sympozjum , Issue 1 (46), 2024 - Volume XXVIII, pp. 71-88

https://doi.org/10.4467/25443283SYM.24.004.21040
The Gospel of Luke presents various scenes in his last chapter about the Risen Christ. One scene is the story of the appearance of Jesus to two disciples on their way home to Emmaus (Lk 24:13-35). The article discussed a themes of time and space showing their importance for the theological message this pericope intended by the evangelist. In this passage he doesn’t just point the characters (“two of them”), but also the day (“that same day”), their city of departure (“from Jerusalem”), their destination (“Emmaus”), and the distance (“sixty stadia”). Lucan narrative artistry is apparent at every tum. The references to time (“on that same day” – Lk 24:13) / “that same hour” – Lk 24:33) and place (“from Jerusalem” – Lk 24:13/ “to Jerusalem” – Lk 24:33) are inclusio that frame the narrative and introduce important theological themes.
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ks. SCJ Leszek Poleszak

Sympozjum , Issue 1 (46), 2024 - Volume XXVIII, pp. 91-107

https://doi.org/10.4467/25443283SYM.24.005.21041
Medieval monastic spirituality shows God’s love for human in its characteristic way. Representatives of this theological tradition include blessed William of Saint-Thierry. The article aims to present the thoughts of this theologian and mystic in the aspect of the spirituality of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and to indicate his influence on the development of this cult. Showing the beauty of the thoughts and language of this „singer of God’s love” is also an encouragement to deepen his spiritual doctrine pointed at knowing Jesus Christ and uniting with Him in love.
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ks. dr SCJ Stanisław Mieszczak

Sympozjum , Issue 1 (46), 2024 - Volume XXVIII, pp. 109-123

https://doi.org/10.4467/25443283SYM.24.006.21042
Religious services, sometimes misunderstood and underestimated, even in some church environments, are an important help for believers in deepening and strengthening their faith. They are also an important factor in building a community of believers, who unite in prayer during services with the entire Church. The particular importance in history has had the experience of praying the rosary, which has helped unite with Christ and developed the desire for holiness in the believer’s heart. In this way, we also become closer to our brothers who are with Christ in heaven. This unity, built with Christ, Mary and the saints, among others, by cultivating the prayer of the Rosary, undoubtedly also influences later the entire society, in which we live, and enriches it spiritually.
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Piotr Herok

Sympozjum , Issue 1 (46), 2024 - Volume XXVIII, pp. 125-137

https://doi.org/10.4467/25443283SYM.24.007.21043
This article examines the theme of divine violence in Josh 10:7-15. In the introductory part, the problem of interpreting the Book of Joshua from the perspective of the New Testament is outlined and the central question about the possible agreement of the message of Josh 10:7-15 with the teaching of Jesus Christ is posed. Then, the positions of selected scholars regarding the structure of the text are presented and Herok presents his own proposal. Then, analysis of the passage – focusing on the issue of divine violence – answers the initial question.
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