Articles published by the teachers of the Protestant Theological Insitute
2009
In: Cercetări Biblice 3 (2009), 45-60 |
In: Biblische Notizen 142 (2009), 47-52 This article discusses the MT of Isa 33,12 and argues that the verse line "the nations will be burned to lime (שִׂיד)" is difficult in its context and distorts the parallelism, describing the fall of the enemy of Judah with the help of plant-imagery. Although Am 2,1 is often mentioned in connection with Isa 33,12, closer analysis shows that there are differences between the two texts. It is suggested that the LXX should be followed here, which goes back to a Hebrew text reading שָׂדַי, "field", "(agricultural) land" instead of שִׂיד, "lime". |
In: Müller, Peter Kolosser-Studien (Neukirchener Verlag 2009), 33-54 |
In: Pecsuk Otto A Magyar Bibliatársulat hatvan éve. Kezdetek, az új bibliafordítás, ünnepek és mindennapok, bibliamunka az új évezredben (Kálvin János Kiadó 2009), 256-272 |
In: Keresztény Magvető 115 (2009), 355-380 |
In: Református Szemle 102 (2009), 439-454 |
In: Kovács Ábrahám Calvinism on the Peripheries: Religion and Civil Society in Europe (L'Harmattan 2009), 155-179 |
In: Murányi János A Csíki Székely Múzeum évkönyve (2009), 319-344 |
In: Korunk 20 (2009), 1-5 |
In: Református Szemle 102 (2009), 195-213 |
In: Református Szemle 102 (2009), 539-546 |
In: Kupa László Kisebbségi autonómia-törekvések Közép-Európában – a múltban és a jelenben. Tanulmányok (Pécsi Tudományegyetem 2009), 54-64 |
In: Studia Universitatis Babeș-Bolyai. Theologia Reformata Transylvanica (2009), 61-69 |
In: Református Szemle 102 (2009), 145-154 |
In: Gottfried Adam Zukunftswerkstatt Konfirmandenarbeit. Perspektiven aus fünf europäischen Ländern (2009), 31-38 |
In: Dienes Dénes, Lukács Olga A református oktatás a Kárpát-medencében 1690–1918 között (Egyetemi Műhely Kiadó 2009), 29-56 |
In: Zeitschrift für die alttestamentliche Wissenschaft 121 (2009), 48-69 This article argues that Isa 29,15-24 is composed of five coherent segments. The early Isaianic word, 29,15+21, was reinterpreted in a new way by an exilic author in 29,16-17+20. The presupposed blindness of Yhwh serving as a motivation for an ungodly life by those addressed in 29,15, is reconsidered as the ideology of desperate people who deem the blindness of Yhwh explains the present desolate condition of Jerusalem. The former injustice in Isaiah's society (29,21) is reinterpreted as the injustice of the foreign tyrant against the people of Yhwh. Isa 29,18+24 (the blindness of the people) and 29,19+23d-e (the oppressed Yhwh-fearing people) elaborate on the same theme in a larger context and presuppose a similar situation and author as implied by 29,16-17+21, probably to be identified with Deutero-Isaiah. A final expansion of the text reassessing the seeing of Jacob and the reverence of Yhwh by his descendants can be discerned in 29,22-23c, which probably comes from the post-exilic period. |
In: Református Szemle 103 (2009), 649-658 |
In: Karrer-Grube, Christoph Sprachen-Bilder-Klänge. Dimensionen der Theologie im Alten Testament und in seinem Umfeld (Ugarit Verlag 2009), 89-104 |
In: Református Szemle 102 (2009), 573-594 |
In: Igazság és élet 2 (2009), 482-490 |
In: Korunk 2009 (2009), 72-80 |
In: Keresztény Magvető 115 (2009), 252-286 |
In: Lukács Olga, Dienes Dénes A református oktatás a Kárpát-medencében 1690–1918 között (Egyetemi Műhely 2009), 119-151 |
In: Református Szemle 102 (2009), 493-512 |
In: Béres Tamás Történet – Metafora – Párbeszéd. Előadások, írások és beszélgetések a tudomány, hit és vallás kapcsolatáról (Kálvin János Kiadó 2009), 261-295 |
In: Református Szemle 102 (2009), 659-669 |
In: Református Szemle 102 (2009), 383-398 |
In: Vetus Testamentum 59 (2009), 630-652 It is argued that the preposition in Prov 1:22b is employed as a dativus commodi, as opposed to earlier assumptions that it is a dativus ethicus. The employment of the preposition in Prov 1:22 as a dativus commodi in a construction with the verb, "to desire," implies an ironic criticism of the negative attitude of the "scoffers" towards Wisdom's call and of their revelling delight in their scoffing. |
In: Református Szemle 102 (2009), 747-756 |
In: Igazság és élet 3 (2009), 357-366 |
In: Fata Márta, Schindling, Anton Calvin und Reformiertentum in Ungarn und Siebenbürgen. Helvetisches Bekenntnis, Ethnie und Politik vom 16. Jahrhundert bis 1918 (Aschendorff 2009), 64-78 |
In: Igazság és élet 3 (2009), 223-227 |
In: Keresztény Magvető 115 (2009), 561-587 |
In: Református Szemle 102 (2009), 306-326 |
In: Bányai Réka Könyvek által a világ… Tanulmányok Deé Nagy Anikó tiszteletére (2009), 177-198 |
In: Református Szemle 102 (2009), 265-285 The present study investigates one of the theologically most significant, but at the same time exegetically most debated passages of the Hebrew Bible: the promise of YHWH to Abraham in Gen 12:3b (and related texts). Most previous studies of this text argue that the niph‘al form of ברך should be interpreted either as a passive (‘to be blessed’; also followed by the ancient bible-translations, as well as by Gal 3:8 in the New Testament), a medial (‘to gain blessing’), or a reflexive (‘to bless oneself’). However, these translations are grammatically and theologically problematic. |
In: Református Szemle 102 (2009), 420-431 |
In: Református Szemle 102 (2009), 103-125 |
2008
In: Igazság és élet (2008), 63-69 |
In: Biblica 89 (2008), 477-504 In contrast to most opinions concerning Isa 33 this pericope is far too complex to be explained as one coherent literary unit. Isa 33 has a short anti-Assyrian woe-cry at its bases (vv. 1+4), which once closed the woe-cries of Isa 28–32. Vv. 1+4 were supplemented first (around 598 or 587) by a communal lament, vv. 2-3+5+7-12, bringing the idea of the punishment of Judah and the temporised destruction of the enemy in vv. 1+4 further. Second, (shortly after 539) vv. 1-5.7-12 were expanded by a salvation prophecy, vv. 6+13-24, concerning the returnees, the restoration of Jerusalem and the monarchy. |
In: Református Szemle 101 (2008), 152-158 |
In: Keresztény Szó 19 (2008), 13-15 Az írás, melynek ez a második része, azt taglalja, hogy milyen új módszerek vannak a fejlődési szakaszokat figyelembe vevő lelkigondozásnak a gyermekek esetében. |
In: Magyar Egyházzene 15 (2008), 287-334 |
In: Református Szemle 101 (2008), 16-34 |
In: Igazság és élet 2 (2008), 34-42 |
In: Brandes, Dieter, Grajdian, Vasile, Olga Lukacs Scurtă istorie a Bisericilor şi comunităţilor religioase din Transilvania. Healing of Memories. Punte între Biserici, Culturi şi Religii (University Press of Cluj-Napoca 2008), 131-154 |
In: Keresztény Magvető 114 (2008), 203-218 |
In: Igazság és élet (2008), 63-69 |
In: (Debreceni Unitárius Egyházközség 2008), 7-15 |