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Sanctification according to John 17: 13-19
Boržiková, Martina Kateřina ; Brož, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Scarano, Angelo (referee)
Sanctification according to John 17: 13-19 The diploma thesis deals with an exegesis of John 17:13-19 with emphasis on an interpretation of the verses 17 and 19 and within them especially on the meaning of the term sanctification. The first chapter presents a brief introduction to the Gospel of St. John, the second one shows the chosen pericope in a contextual view and subsequently brings its literary-grammatical analysis. The third chapter focuses on an analysis of the selected biblical-theological terms which are fundamental for understanding of the pericope. The last chapter brings the exegesis itself with the aid of selected commentaries. The aim of the thesis is to interpret the presented pericope and to get to its deeper sense especially in connection with the term sanctification. The method used in this thesis is an analysis of the original text and a comparison of selected commentaries.
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Exorcism in Mark 5:1-20 and evil spirits in Jewish traditions
Ondra, Michal ; Brož, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Scarano, Angelo (referee)
ONDRA, Michal. Exorcism in Mark 5:1-20 and evil spirits in Jewish traditions The goal of this master thesis is to introduce the readers to Jewish demonology, how it evolved, what influenced it, and how it was reflected in the works on the evangelists when they wrote down the stories of Jesus' confrontations with the forces of darkness. At first you will be introduced to the term "demon", which is followed by an excursion into the Hellenistic culture, the period of the Old and the New Testament and, of course, into the intertestamental literature. It is specifically the intertestamental literature which is the most relevant, since it is a very rich collection of works many of which contain references to demonology and angelology. In the second half of this thesis you will find an analysis of Mark's fifth chapter (Mk 5:1-20), which is subsequently compared to similar stories found in the gospel of Luke and Matthew. The final chapter of this thesis shortly reflects the influence of the Jewish tradition on the demonology of Mark's gospel.
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Healing in the Acts of the Apostles
Kuchta, Pavel ; Brož, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Scarano, Angelo (referee)
The master thesis "Healing in the Acts" is concerned with the analysis and the exegesis of six pericopes, in which the author describes the healing of particular people. In the first chapter the notion of healing is briefly outlined, at first as a "sign", further as a "proof of the credibility of the apostles and their sermons", and at last in the sense of "the auxiliary tool of the spreading of the gospel". The following fundamental chapter of the thesis is devoted to exegesis of particular pericopes: healing of lame man by Beautiful Gate (Acts 3,1-10), followed by the joint healing of Eneas and Tabitha (Acts 9,32-43). The last three stories are part of exegesis of the healing of disabled man in Lystra (Acts 14,8-12), resurgence of Eutyches in Troas (Acts 20,7-12) and healing of Publius' father on Malta (Acts 28,7- 10). The last chapter is focused on the summary and reflection of the purpose of the individual miraculous acts, as well as their comparison with the similar cases in synoptic gospels (such a comparison is concerned particularly with the main source of the miraculous power, types of diseases and social status of the above mentioned sick people).
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Wives of Permanent Deacons in the Contemporary Context of the Czech Church: Their Position and Role in the Sphere of Ministering of their Husbands in the Dioecese of Hradec Králové
Poživilová, Anna ; Brož, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Dřímal, Ludvík (referee)
In its first part, the present thesis deals with the history and development of the deacon service in Church. It consists of distinguishing of terms such as marriage, priesthood, celibacy and diaconate. Furthermore, it deals with the role and the importance of clergymen celibacy and the development of the ecclesiastical attitude towards women. The second part focuses on the impact of the deacon service on the family life of the permanent deacons and it examines the way it is perceived by their wives. The findings are based on the results of questionnaires and they are subsequently arranged into individual sections. The sections consist of the parts called "I (deacon's wife)" - "Children" - "Parish" - "Clergy". The aim of the thesis was gained with the assessment and the classification of the research results based on questionnaires and their subsequent presentation. The presentation conducts a survey of the situation in such families from the perspective of the permanent deacons' wives, in other words, it charts the situation of the families whose father is a permanent deacon.
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Significance of Psycho-spiritual Care in the Old Age PeriodStimulating the Development of the Elderly in the Field of Special Needs Education
Jičínská, Jana ; Květoňová, Lea (advisor) ; Hádková, Kateřina (referee) ; Brož, Jaroslav (referee)
Disertační práce se zabývá problematikou seniorského věku a snaží se poukázat na některé základní přístupy v souvislosti s porozuměním této velmi heterogenní a diverzifikované skupině, těžiště přitom klade do vzájemného vyváženého poměru speciálně pedagogických přístupů a teologicko-pastorální impulsů. Toto spojení však vyžaduje hledání společného dialogu mezi vědami a umožňuje tak najít kvalitní základnu pro porozumění seniorům v jejich integrovaném životním příběhu a zasadit se tak o kvalitní, ale i efektivní péči navazující na poznatky humanitních, medicínských i společenských věd. Zvolená metoda vyžaduje multidisciplinární přístup a vzdělání, které přesahuje hranice vymezení oborů. Práce využívá jako zdroj kvalitativní výzkum, který byl zaměřen na širokou oblast kvality života seniorů a zohledňoval též spirituální otázky. Vzhledem k volbě metody je daný text ukotven ve výpovědích klientů, čímž získává pestrost, autenticitu a praktické ukázky příběhů, zkušeností a otázek. Práce je členěna do pěti kapitol, které postupně kopírují jednotlivé tematické oblasti. Vychází z teoretických a praktických přístupů, přičemž vše propojuje s poznatky získaný během terénního výzkumu. Zohledňuje filozofický, teologický, axiologický, speciálně pedagogický a etický pohled na danou problematiku a hledá srozumitelné...
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The Jesus' Prayer on the Cross in the Gospel of Matthew and Mark
Vlk, Jaromír ; Brož, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Scarano, Angelo (referee)
The Jesus's prayer on the Cross in the Gospel of Matthew and Mark. The bachelor's thesis is dedicated to the analysis of the grace of Jesus Christ being crucified, as writtern down by the Evangelists Mark and Matthew. After the introduction the theme of prayer is analysed and in the both presentations - in the Old & New Testament. 'My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?'" - this is the key text of the whole thesis. The key text is then further occupied in the 3rd chapter, where we can also find the internal structure of the so called Passion Narrative written by the Evangelists Mark and Matthew. The exegetic part is initially focused on the commentary of the psalm no. 22,2 (Jesus's prayer on the Cross is as a matter of the fact a quotation of the introduction of this psalm.) And later on, the exegetic part is focused on the verse line by verse line explanation of the Passion Narrative as written by the Evangelists Mark and Matthew. The thesis is completed by the analyse of the topic, which come from the mentioned text and which has the impact on the current human life - dereliction. Keywords gospel, psalm 22, suffering, passion
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Psalm 118 in the historical-liturgical context and its quotations in the New Testament
Gazdíková, Nataliya ; Brož, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Hřebík, Josef (referee)
The thesis "The psalm 118 in history - liturgy context and its references in The New Testament" introduces importance od psalm 118 in bible-teological relations. The thesis briefly introduces general psalm description, its history, structuring, relevance for the Jewish nation. In next step the thesis dedicates relations between the psalm 118 and The New Testament, especially with person of Jesus Christ (for example: Mt 21,25n, Mk 12,10, Acts 4,5-12, Eph 2,19-22, etc.). The thesis describes an importace of the psalm in the liturgy context. The thesis explains different kinds of interpretations of the psalm 118 in details and accetns importance of the psalms in Jewish nation Bible history and in comtemporary people lifes, both in view of psalm-writers, Jesus Christ, The Old and The New Testament. Keywords Bible, God, praise, liturgy, prayer, charity, New Testament, Old Testament, Feast of Tabernacles, Psalm. Počet znaků (včetně mezer): 145 678
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Hope in Pauline and Petrine Epistles
Houška, Vladimír ; Scarano, Angelo (advisor) ; Brož, Jaroslav (referee)
Hope in the letters of St. Paul and St. Peter. The New Testament contains the letters of the apostle Paul and Peter range of texts on the theme of hope. Bachelor thesis tries to analyze the individual texts with different views, so that the reader of God's word could penetrate more deeply into the theological virtues. It will be exploring the theme of hope in terms of origin, the subject of hope in the community of the Church of Hope as part of the trajectory of faith and love. Then look through the eyes, other authors on the subject. Finally, a description of the author's own experiences in his personal life story.
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The Raising of Lazarus
Dlasková, Marie ; Brož, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Scarano, Angelo (referee)
The purpose of the Bachelor thesis "The Raising of Lazarus: Exegesis and Spiritual Message of John 11:1-46" is a focus on the narrative in John's Gospel presenting the crucial sign of Jesus public ministry before his passion and the chain of events connected with this miracle. Consequently, it contains a brief characteristic of John's Gospel which is linked to the authorship and source. At the same time it focuses on the context, relationships, descriptions and reference in John's Gospel which this story brings. But above all it reflects the theological meaning of the Jesus' ministry and the miracles that are undestood as "signs." The main theme is the Jesus greatest miracle which he performed at the end of his public ministry where he claims to be the Resurrection and the Life as the One who can give eternal life impervious to death. The words which Jesus said to Martha prior to the raising of Lazarus from the dead are the main theme in this essay. They explain the connection and continuity between faith and life and enlighten the inner theological relations in this episode.
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To be as children? Exegesis of Mark 10:13-16
Reichel, František ; Brož, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Hřebík, Josef (referee)
To Be As A Children? Exegesy Of Mk 10:13-16 The study deals with the exegesis of the pericope of the Gospel of Mark (Mk 10:13-16), generally known under the title The Little Children and Jesus. A part of the work is dedicated to the text of the pericope, not only from the point of view of its Czech translation, but also with consideration of the Greek text through which we strive to understand the original message of the author and its perception by the then recipients as well as the contemporary ones. To grasp the studied text better, it is perceived in the immediate context of the Transjordan passage of the Second Gospel, as well as in the broader context of the entire Gospel of Mark. Mark's text and his compositions are also compared with the parallel texts of synoptic gospels whose authors used Mark's original as a background. Two separate chapters are dedicated to the analysis of two crucial terms of Jesus's statement in the fifteenth verse: children - as the ancient and postmodern interpretations may differ significantly - and the kingdom of God, which is the core of the pericope, as well as the entire Mark's narration of Jesus's earthly preaching. The purpose of the work is to interpret the story and to understand, in depth, Jesus's statement: "Anyone who will not receive the kingdom of God...
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