Ebben a tanulmányban a Gal 2,15–4,7 exegézisén keresztül kívánjuk bemutatni a törvény és a Krisztusba vetett hit közötti kapcsolatot, megkeresve azokat a pontokat, amelyek segítségünkre lehetnek e kettőről szóló bibliai tanítás dogmatikai és etikai értelmezésében, illetve alkalmazásában. Bár tudjuk, hogy a hit és törvény viszonyát nem csupán A galatákhoz írt levél tárgyalja, ugyanis ennek jelentős párhuzamai vannak például A rómaiakhoz írt levélben, e tanulmány keretében csak A galatákhoz írt levél fentebb jelzett szakaszaival van módunk foglalkozni.
Papp György
In 13th chapter of the Book I of his Institutes Calvin makes a reference to Chrysostom’s five homilies, which were composed against the sect of anomoians. The purpose of this short paper is the analysis of this reference. In the first part we present the context of the reference, namely the demonstration of the essential unity of the Triune God. In the following section we discuss the anomoian heresy and we try to unfold to which passages from the homilies of Chrysostom Calvin referred.
In 13th chapter of the Book I of his Institutes Calvin makes a reference to Chrysostom’s five homilies, which were composed against the sect of anomoians. The purpose of this short paper is the analysis of this reference. In the first part we present the context of the reference, namely the demonstration of the essential unity of the Triune God. In the following section we discuss the anomoian heresy and we try to unfold to which passages from the homilies of Chrysostom Calvin referred.
If we compare the Chrysostom-quotations found in the 1559 edition of Calvin’s Institutes with the original Greek texts by John Chrysostom we encounter significant textual differences. Concerning the doctrine of free will there are about 10 quotations of or references to Chrysostom in the Institutes, and in most cases Calvin puts these in unfavourable light.
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