A Year in Stanisław Grzepski’s (1524–1570) "De multiplici siclo et talento hebraico"

Q2 Arts and Humanities

Verbum Vitae Pub Date : 2023-02-17 DOI:10.31743/vv.14671

Waldemar Linke

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Abstract

The article explores Stanisław Grzepski’s workshop of biblical exegesis and his hermeneutics. By analyzing his analysis of the system of biblical measurements and his views on the concept of the year in the Jewish-biblical world – as derived and reconstructed on the basis of textual comparison of the Hebrew, Greek and Latin versions of the Scripture, along with thorough mathematical calculations – one can perceive Grzepski’s approach to the Bible. His hermeneutics, seen against the background of the presuppositions of medieval and Renaissance exegesis, allow the author of the article to draw certain conclusions concerning the threats that also modern exegesis should be cautious of.

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斯坦尼斯瓦夫·格泽普斯基（Stanisław Grzepski）的一年（1524-1570）“De multiplici siclo et talento hebraico”

本文探讨了格热普斯基的圣经训诫工作坊及其解释学。通过分析他对圣经测量系统的分析，以及他对犹太圣经世界中年份概念的看法——这是在希伯来语、希腊语和拉丁语版本圣经的文本比较以及彻底的数学计算的基础上推导和重建的——人们可以感知到格热普斯基对圣经的态度。他的解释学是在中世纪和文艺复兴时期训诫学的预设背景下看待的，这使文章作者能够就现代训诫学应该谨慎对待的威胁得出某些结论。

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Verbum Vitae Arts and Humanities-Religious Studies

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0.70

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16 weeks

期刊介绍： Published since 2002, "Verbum Vitae" is issued biannually by the Institute of Biblical Studies of the Faculty of Theology, The John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, Poland. Each issue of the journal includes scholarly articles dedicated to a specific biblical theme and presented in three sections: (I) Old Testament, (II) New Testament, and (III) Patristics and the Life of the Church. The final "Life of the Church" perspective tries to broaden out each issue''s given topic into its multiple connections and implications, mostly dogmatic, moral, pastoral, liturgical, or sociological. The forth section of the journal always consists of reviews of recently published monographs and collections on biblical themes. Because of the journal''s interdisciplinary character, it seeks to include among the contributors not only biblical scholars but also theologians of various specializations.