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The return of jesus to the disciples. The faces of the parousia in the fourth gospel
Get PDFExplora la riqueza de concepciones cristol贸gicas y escatol贸gicas subyacentes al lenguaje de la Parus铆a, en los textos de la tradici贸n literaria y teol贸gica del Cuarto Evangelio. Su originalidad y novedad est谩n representadas por la forma como se han articulado las distintas referencias a la segunda venida del Se帽or, con la intenci贸n de explicitar los distintos horizontes escatol贸gicos y captar el enorme potencial hermen茅utico de e)/rxomai en su dimensi贸n epif谩nica, y su extensi贸n en el lenguaje impl铆cito, representado especialmente por los verbos de visi贸n, conocimiento y revelaci贸n, y la paradigm谩tica figura del Par谩clito.This paper explores the richness of the theological and eschatological conceptions subtending the language of the Parousia in the texts of the literary and theological tradition of the Fourth Gospel. Its originality and novelty are represented by the way in which the different traditions referring to the second advent of the Lord are articulated, with the intention of expliciting the different eschatological horizons and of grasping the enormous hermeneutical potential of e)/rxomai in its epiphanic dimension, and its extension in implicit language represented mainly by the verbs of vision, knowledge and revelation, and the paradigmatic figure of the Paraclete
The return of jesus to the disciples. The faces of the parousia in the fourth gospel
No full textExplora la riqueza de concepciones cristol贸gicas y escatol贸gicas subyacentes al lenguaje de la Parus铆a, en los textos de la tradici贸n literaria y teol贸gica del Cuarto Evangelio. Su originalidad y novedad est谩n representadas por la forma como se han articulado las distintas referencias a la segunda venida del Se帽or, con la intenci贸n de explicitar los distintos horizontes escatol贸gicos y captar el enorme potencial hermen茅utico de e)/rxomai en su dimensi贸n epif谩nica, y su extensi贸n en el lenguaje impl铆cito, representado especialmente por los verbos de visi贸n, conocimiento y revelaci贸n, y la paradigm谩tica figura del Par谩clito.This paper explores the richness of the theological and eschatological conceptions subtending the language of the Parousia in the texts of the literary and theological tradition of the Fourth Gospel. Its originality and novelty are represented by the way in which the different traditions referring to the second advent of the Lord are articulated, with the intention of expliciting the different eschatological horizons and of grasping the enormous hermeneutical potential of e)/rxomai in its epiphanic dimension, and its extension in implicit language represented mainly by the verbs of vision, knowledge and revelation, and the paradigmatic figure of the Paraclete
