THE PAULINE BACKGROUND OF THE CHRISTOLOGICAL HYMN IN THE EPISTLE TO PHILIPPIANS 2: 6-11. AN INTERROGATION OF THE PATERNITY AND POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS Cover Image

THE PAULINE BACKGROUND OF THE CHRISTOLOGICAL HYMN IN THE EPISTLE TO PHILIPPIANS 2: 6-11. AN INTERROGATION OF THE PATERNITY AND POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS
THE PAULINE BACKGROUND OF THE CHRISTOLOGICAL HYMN IN THE EPISTLE TO PHILIPPIANS 2: 6-11. AN INTERROGATION OF THE PATERNITY AND POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS

Author(s): Cătălin Varga
Subject(s): Christian Theology and Religion
Published by: Studia Universitatis Babes-Bolyai
Keywords: paternity; pseudoepigraphy; interpolations; modern theories; translating errors.

Summary/Abstract: This research tries to explore an insufficient area of romanian biblical studies, and also to offer pertinent solutions. The question of christological hymn paternity it’s inadequately treated, that’s why I started this original research. First I interrogated the most highlighting theories of modern scholars (a pre-pauline composition; an adamic christology; hymn inspired by the Servant of the Lord; an midrash technique; a subsequent composition introduced within the epistle), then I elaborated my own pro-pauline argumentation. Another challenge was the construct of an accurate translation of the hymn, forced by ours precarious translating tradition, that occures many fallacies synonyms.

  • Issue Year: LX/2015
  • Issue No: 1
  • Page Range: 57-76
  • Page Count: 20
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