Repository index
Search for anything in the search bar above, including full content of all documents. Use " " for expressions and use the faceted search filters to narrow the search results. Private documents (like thesis files) will only display a snippet of the search results.
Displaying 1 - 4 of 4 results.Publication › Pólya Katalin › 2023 › Pages: 251--258A teremtéstörténet nemi differenciáltsággal megalkotott emberére Isten kimondja: „igen jó”. Ez az isteni judícium kérdőjeleződik meg akkor, amikor az első emberpár önmagát emancipálva azt látja jónak, amit Teremtője rossznak mondott, és fordítva: rossznak azt, amit Isten jónak ítélt. A nemek vonatkozásában ezt a fordított értékítéletet látjuk akkor, amikor a kétpólusú „szex” már kevésnek tűnik, és az isteni nívóra törő ember egyre inkább hasadó, multipólusú „gendert” teremt.
Publication › Balogh Csaba › 2009 › Pages: 481This is a study of Isaiah 18-20, three chapters in the so-called Isaianic prophecies concerning the nations, Isaiah 13-23 (24-27). Beyond being located close to each other in this literary corpus, there is at least one common element that ties these three chapters together: Isaiah 18-20 deal with two neighbouring countries of the Nile, Kush and Egypt respectively. The two lands were politically closely related in the era of the prophet Isaiah, so that addressing them in proximity to each other should not be surprising in a book set in the period of Uzziah, Jotham, Ahaz, and Hezekiah (Isaiah 1:1). Through a detailed analysis of the three chapters I hope to contribute to a better understanding of the collection of prophecies on the nations in the book of Isaiah and, more remotely, of the wider phenomenon of prophecies concerning the nations, so prevalent in the Hebrew Bible.