Modlitwa Dnia Pokuty (Ne 9)

The present article deals with the literary and theological analysis of Neh 9. This passage reveals striking connection between penance and prayer of post-exilic community. The liturgy of the day of penance puts special emphasis for the religious and national identity of Judaism after Babylonian ex...

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Main Author: Mirosław Wróbel
Format: Article
Language:deu
Published: The John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin 2012-12-01
Series:Verbum Vitae
Online Access:https://czasopisma.kul.pl/vv/article/view/2050
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spelling doaj-4dddc6b7731f46c0a966738ce64abb702021-05-20T10:46:58ZdeuThe John Paul II Catholic University of LublinVerbum Vitae1644-85612451-280X2012-12-012210.31743/vv.2050Modlitwa Dnia Pokuty (Ne 9)Mirosław Wróbel The present article deals with the literary and theological analysis of Neh 9. This passage reveals striking connection between penance and prayer of post-exilic community. The liturgy of the day of penance puts special emphasis for the religious and national identity of Judaism after Babylonian exile. The people are looking forward remembering all main events from the history of salvation. The author of the present article shows the originality and maturity of many theological ideas of post-exilic community which form the fundaments for Judaism of the Second Temple. https://czasopisma.kul.pl/vv/article/view/2050
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description The present article deals with the literary and theological analysis of Neh 9. This passage reveals striking connection between penance and prayer of post-exilic community. The liturgy of the day of penance puts special emphasis for the religious and national identity of Judaism after Babylonian exile. The people are looking forward remembering all main events from the history of salvation. The author of the present article shows the originality and maturity of many theological ideas of post-exilic community which form the fundaments for Judaism of the Second Temple.
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