Tak zwana mowa błazna świętego Pawła (2 Kor 11, 16–12, 13)
Hugolin Langkammer
Abstract
The so-called “Paul’s boast” is an exceptional part of the literary activity of St. Paul. It allows us to look first at the Apostle as a man who suffers, who is sensitive, full of kindness and love. At the same time, it allows us – and this is important – to look at a man totally united with Christ. For such a man the only value is Christ and everythimg that is included within the salutary province of Christ. He-Christ became the “only Lord” for Paul.Keywords:
Paul, 2 Cor 11, 16–12, 13Langkammer, H. (2017). Tak zwana mowa błazna świętego Pawła (2 Kor 11, 16–12, 13). The Biblical Annals, 45(1), 135–148. Retrieved from https://czasopisma.kul.pl/index.php/ba/article/view/3167
Hugolin Langkammer
biblical.annals@gmail.com
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