Literacki gatunek mowy św. Szczepana (Dz 7, 2-53)
Stefan Szymik
Abstract
Gattungsmäßig stellt die Stephanusrede eine Besonderheit in der Apostelgeschichte dar, denn sie ist weder eine Missionsrede noch eine kerygmatische Rede. Im Aufsatz wird die Frage nach ihrer literarischen Gattung gestellt. Es wird ein Forschungsbericht gegeben; dann folgt eine Beschreibung der stylistischen, syntaktischen und strukturellen Merkmalen der Stephanusrede, unter dem synchronischen Aspekt. Am Ende werden biblische und außerbiblische Parallelen genannt und kurz besprochen [AT, Apokryphen, Qumran, Josephus]. Die Stepahnusrede ist ein christlicher Geschichtsüberblick der Geschichte Israels in der neuen heilsgeschichtlichen Situation, chrystologisch und ekklesiologisch gezielt.Keywords:
Stephen, literary genre, Acts 7, 2-53Szymik, S. (2017). Literacki gatunek mowy św. Szczepana (Dz 7, 2-53). The Biblical Annals, 44(1), 103–115. Retrieved from https://czasopisma.kul.pl/index.php/ba/article/view/2346
Stefan Szymik
biblical.annals@gmail.com
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