Antonín Bína Knihy

Publikace, jejíž druhé, přepracované vydání seznamuje čtenáře s historií a mimořádně hodnotnými architektonickými a uměleckými památkami Telče a jejího okolí, je netradičně doplněna černobílými fotografiemi podtrhujícími jedinečnost místa a zachyceného okamžiku.Obsah: Město Telč – Náměstí Zachariáše z Hradce, Zámek, Kostel sv. Jakuba, Hradby a brány, Věž a kostel sv. Ducha, Jezuitská kolej, Konvikt sv. Andělů, Kostel Jména Ježíš, Židovské památky, Kostel sv. Anny, Soubor soch Na dlážkách, Staré Město, Boží muka; Okolí Telče, at.

Questions of vocation and character formation become important to students as they continue to receive higher education. Jesus Ben Sira combines secular wisdom from Near Eastern wisdom sources and divine revelations from the Hebrew Bible to create the Book of Sirach. By applying form criticism to Ben Sira's book, Daniel J. Harrington provides students with historical information of the psychological and sociological context underlying Ben Sira's teachings, as well as an understanding of how Ben Sira's ancient wisdom can contribute to personal and social formation in the 21st century. Chapters include Ben Sira and His Book, Ben Sira and Other Wisdom Books, Reading Ben Sira's Book, Ben Sira's Ways of Teaching, Ben Sira's Social World, Ben Sira's Abiding Wisdom, as well as references, suggestions for further study, and an index. Daniel J. Harrington, S.J., Ph.D., is a professor of New Testament at the Weston Jesuit School of Theology in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He has written numerous scholarly works, including Paul on the Mystery of Israel, The Gospel of Matthew , and The Gospel According to Matthew published by the Liturgical Press. This book is part of the series Interfaces.

Moreover, the modern scholars whose works are reported in this book have been in their own ways witnesses to the word of Scripture in that they have devoted their lives to the serious study of the New Testament.

Comprehensive and understandable, these books bring the relevance of the Old Testament to Bible study participants, teachers, students, preachers, and all readers of the Bible. The series is filled with recent scholarship, provides vital background, and addresses important questions such as authorship and cultural context. Often neglected, the books of First and Second Maccabees are important for Christians, as in them is told how the Jewish people established the political and religious culture into which Jesus was born. The martyr stories inform the early Christian martyrdoms, and the books are written in Greek, the language in which the Jews of Jesus time read the scriptures. More importantly, as Father Harrington notes, without the Maccabees the fate of Judaism (and with it Christianity and Islam) was uncertain.