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PublicationVass Lehel202112Pages: 7--57

The Textual and Redactional History of Genesis 46:8–27 -- Genesis 46:8–27 lists the names of those who went down along with Jacob to Egypt during the famine in Canaan. However, this passage has some features that inspire to further study. These include seemingly pointless repetitions, tensions within the text and contradictions with other verses in the book of Genesis, which lead us to conclude that the text of the pericope in question has undergone significant changes over time. In this study, we will attempt to deduce possible textual layers and reconstruct the sources used, starting from the canonical text and working backwards in time.

PublicationPásztori-Kupán István201131Pages: 25--34

This study presents the doctrinal environment of the Nicaeno-Constantinopolitanum, including its lost Tomus, mentioned by the synodal epistle of 382, in light of which the Creed’s theology ought to be explained. Despite some lacunae, modern scholarship established links between the West (Rome), the Antiochene council of 379 and the ecumenical council of 381. The Fathers’ attempts to find new methods of expressing a pneumatology based on the threefold ὁμοούσια demonstrate that the consubstantiality was meant to be extended to the Spirit. The Early Church regarded the Nicene Creed as being “the faith” (ἡ πίστις) or “the symbol” (τὸ σύμβολον). The other three formulae (of 381, 433 and 451) were definitions or explanations (ὅροι) of, yet by no means additions to “the ancient faith of the 318 holy Fathers”.

PublicationOrosz Otília Valéria20201131Pages: 14--31

Levéltárak, tékák mélyén, múzeumok féltett polcain lapul még néhány példány abból az énekeskönyvből, amelyet mintegy 70 évig használtak Erdélyben. Fontos megjegyeznünk, hogy a Magyarország területéről 1918-ban leszakadt részekből a nagybányai, a szatmári és a szilágysági egyházmegyék egyes gyülekezetei, amelyek azelőtt az Erdélyi Református Egyházkerülethez tartoztak, szintén ezt az énekeskönyvet használták. Az 1908-as, Seprődi János által szerkesztett új énekeskönyv, valamint ennek 1909-es és 1911-es kiadásai, illetve az 1923-as erdélyi kiadás természetes módon váltotta fel ezt az énekeskönyvet az említett gyülekezetekben is.