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PublicationÉles Éva20221153Pages: 247--258

Az 1Pt 3,18–22 különös és egyik legnehezebben értelmezhető szövege a Szentírásnak, amelyben a Kis-Ázsiában igazságtalanul szenvedő keresztyének számára megfogalmazott parainézis hitvallással egészül ki. A perikópa annak bizonyságnak ad hangot, hogy Krisztus halála, feltámadása, mennybemenetele és a szabadítása sokkal tágasabb térben és időben, mint ahogyan azt gondolnánk. Az előadás Krisztus és a börtönben levő lelkek rejtélyes találkozásának exegetikai és teológiai koordinátáit kívánja megjelölni, és három kérdéskört vizsgál: Kik ezek a lelkek? Miről prédikált nekik Krisztus? Mikor történt a találkozás?

PublicationVarga Réka2022Pages: 77--86

The Disputation of Pécs (Pécsi Disputa) by György Válaszúti is a unique segment of 16th-century antitrinitarian literature. Since pécs was occupied by the Ottoman empire, Christians had to live by strict rules. They had to live outside the city walls, and they could only use one church. The dispute is a chronicle of a religious debate between the reformed citizens of tolna and the antitrinitarian citizens of Pécs.

PublicationBalázs Mihály2022Pages: 9--26

In this study, I examine the works of ars praedicandi as used by the Unitarians. The paper focuses on the Unitarian use of the works of Bartholomaeus Keckermann, who attributed an important role to the exordium. The paper further registers an 18th-century Unitarian reader of Keckermann’s rhetoric, found in a composite volume in the Library of the Cluj-Napoca Branch of the Romanian Academy. This work’s earlier impact can also be studied in a Unitarian manuscript revision created as early as in 1653. There is another Unitarian work (Ms. U. 262) on sermon making from this period, a part of which contains examples of exordiums, that is, introductory parts of sermons. Based on all this, I argue that the exordiums were handled much more leniently by the Unitarians than by other Reformed denominations, and that from the late Renaissance to the 18th century, Unitarians were practitioners of a rather traditional type of preaching.

PublicationBalogh Csaba2013631Pages: 1--18

Isa 8:16 is considered a key reference regarding the formation of the book of Isaiah and the role of prophetic disciples in this process. This article argues, however, that originally this verse had a more limited significance. The instruction to which v. 16 refers is to be identified with vv. 12-15 rather than an early ‘book’ of Isaiah. The expression ‘the instructed ones’ (of YHWH rather than the prophet) is applied to the prophet’s audience. This term reflects Isaiah’s characteristic view of prophesying as an act of instruction and prophecy as a form of teaching, and it does not presuppose the existence of any prophetic school. The view that sealing the instruction would allude to preserving prophetic teaching for the posterity is discounted here in favour of understanding the symbolic act as a metaphor from the legal sphere refering to authentication, with no inherent temporal significance.

PublicationBalogh Csaba2014644Pages: 519--538

In studies on the composition of prophetic literature, the larger textual layers reinterpreting earlier texts, the so-called Fortschreibungen, received much attention. It is well-known that beside these larger literary elaborations prophetic books also contain shorter explanatory interpolations, often called glosses, which intend to clarify a particular imagery of the prophecy (e.g., Isa 9:14). A systematic reading of these short annotations has been neglected, however, in studying the formation of prophetic books. The present article reconsiders the Isaiah-Memoir from this perspective. It identifies editorial interpolations in three distinct pericopes, Isa 8:2, 8:6-7a and 8:23b. It is argued here that the identification of such explanatory additions is the key to understanding notorious textual complexities. Moreover, it points out that these interpolations tend to expose recognisable patterns and common hermeneutical principles.

PublicationErős Joó Béla20181113Pages: 253--277

János evangélista előszeretettel használ kettős vagy többszörös értelmű szavakat. Perikópánkban két ilyennel is találkozunk, amelyek döntően befolyásolhatják a szöveg értelmét. Eddig ezt az igerészt és azon belül e két kritikus szót: katalambano és anamarthetos egyféleképpen fordítottuk és értelmeztük, ezért egy összetett, sokrétű, több síkon mozgó történetet próbáltunk meg egysíkúan értelmezni. Ezeket a rejtett dimenziókat fel lehet és fel kell tárni azáltal, hogy a többértelmű vagy több mindenre utaló szavak üzenetét megfejtjük, és komolyan vesszük