The Christian Question in Jamnia Academy at the End of the 1st Century AD? An Attempt to Re- and De-construct the "Myth"

Q2 Arts and Humanities

Verbum Vitae Pub Date : 2023-06-12 DOI:10.31743/vv.14060

Mariusz Rosik

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Abstract

The author of this article asks whether the Christian question was discussed in Jamnia Academy at the end of the first century. In order to find the answer, an attempt is made to determine, based on the sources, what happened in the Jamnia Academy at that time (1). The literature on this issue indicates that a synod was held at Jamnia, which established the canon of Jewish sacred books, rejected the Septuagint as an inspired book and excluded Christians from the Synagogue. The second part of the article seeks to re- and de-construct the “myth of Jamnia” (2) while its third part provides the answer to the central question asked in the title (3). The conclusion proves that only the thesis that Christians were excluded from the Synagogue is supported by the sources.

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公元1世纪末詹尼亚学院的基督教问题？对“神话”的再建构与解构

本文的作者提出了一个问题:基督教问题是否在公元一世纪末的雅姆尼亚学院被讨论过?为了找到答案，试图根据资料确定当时在Jamnia学院发生了什么(1)。关于这个问题的文献表明，在Jamnia举行了一次宗教会议，确立了犹太圣书的正典，拒绝将《七十士译本》作为默示的书，并将基督徒排除在犹太教堂之外。文章的第二部分试图重建和解构“Jamnia神话”(2)，而第三部分则提供了标题中提出的核心问题(3)的答案。结论证明只有基督徒被排除在犹太教堂之外的论点得到了资料的支持。

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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.