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Quartodecimanism
Quartodecimanizm odnosi się do zwyczaju niektórych wczesnych chrześcijan świętujących Paschę począwszy od wigilii 14-go dnia Nisan, który o zmierzchu jest biblijnie "Pasją Pana". Współczesna żydowska Pasja i święto chleba przaśnego to siedem dni, począwszy od zachodu słońca na początku Nisanu 15. Judaizm przewiduje początek każdego dnia o zachodzie słońca, a nie o północy, co jest powszechne w zachodnim rachunku. Prawo biblijne dotyczące Paschy uważa się za "wieczyste rozporządzenie", w pewnym stopniu również mające zastosowanie do przekleństw, ale co oznacza przestrzeganie prawa biblijnego w chrześcijaństwie jest kwestionowane. Zgodnie z niektórymi interpretacjami Ewangelia Jana sugeruje, że Nisan 14 był dniem, w którym Jezus został ukrzyżowany w Jerozolimie. Ewangelie synoptyczne wprowadzają egzekucję pierwszego dnia niepozornego chleba. W starożytnym Izraelu pierwszy dzień chleba nieczystego, specjalny święty szabat, był na Nisan 15 i rozpoczął siedmiodniową ucztę dla Pana. W czasach Chrystusa zmieniło się wiele zwyczajów w odniesieniu do festiwalu, wśród których wymieniono między innymi festiwale w niektórych zwyczajach i terminologii.
Definicja słowa quartodeciman w słowniku
Definicja quartodekimanu w słowniku jest jedną z grupy wczesnych chrześcijan, którzy obchodzili Wielkanoc w dniu żydowskiej Paschy, bez względu na to, czy była to niedziela, czy nie.
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The Lamb's High Feast: Melito, Peri Pascha, and the ...
It centres on Melito's "Peri Pascha," which is examined in its rhetorical and liturgical context, and reveals the work as the liturgical text employed in the Quartodeciman celebration at Sardis.
Alistair Stewart-Sykes,
1998
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Eusebius, Christianity, and Judaism
This is the gist of Eusebius1 presentation of the Quartodeciman controversy.
Since no more is heard of Victor's excommunication, it is assumed that it was
withdrawn under pressure from Irenaeus and other moderates. Whatever the final
...
Harold W. Attridge, Gōhei Hata,
1992
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The Apostolic Age in Patristic Thought
Assuming that this interpretation is correct, it may be concluded that the
Quartodeciman community from which the Gospel of Peter would have originated
, was convinced of the apostolic roots of its Passover celebration. One may even
make a ...
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A Short History of the Early Church
The Quartodeciman Controversy The strongest early indication of the exercise of
Roman authority in the church at large appears in connection with the Easter
controversy. This dispute is better known in church history as the Quartodeciman
...
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Calendar and Chronology, Jewish and Christian: Biblical, ...
Rather, the change would have been made at the prompting of important Gentile
Christian leaders like Polycarp, Bishop of Smyrna, the earliest Quartodeciman to
whom we can put a name,21 whose purpose would have been edification, not ...
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The Jewish Pesach and the Origins of the Christian Easter: ...
The opposition between the Quartodeciman Pascha and the Dominical Easter
mirrors, therefore, a Synoptic versus Johannine chronology of the Passion only
because of the vicissitudes of history, not because of internal reasons. Likewise ...
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Sanctity of Time and Space in Tradition and Modernity
... the earliest history of the Christian Passover has changed considerably.20 To
begin with, it becomes more and more likely that originally there was in
Christianity only one type of Passover, the Quartodeciman one that was
celebrated on the ...
Alberdina Houtman, M. J. H. M. Poorthuis, Joshua J. Schwartz,
1998
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Anti-Judaism in Early Christianity: Separation and polemic: ...
is nevertheless clear that while both the Quartodeciman and Roman practices
were affected by their association with the weekly and annual festivals ofJudaism
, the closer association of the Quartodecimans with Jewish practice raised an ...
Peter Richardson, David M. Granskou, Stephen G. Wilson,
1986
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Patristic and Text-Critical Studies: The Collected Essays of ...
There is not even agreement over which documents reflect Quartodeciman
practices, and which do not.12 Working conservatively with our sources, it would
appear that the Quartodeciman observance began with a fast, which paralleled
the ...
Jan Krans, Joseph Verheyden,
2011
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Postmissionary Messianic Judaism: Redefining Christian ...
In the first half of the second century it appears that most of the Gentile ekklesia
outside Asia Minor did not celebrate an annual commemoration of Yeshua's
death and resurrection.36 The Quartodeciman practice of Asia Minor was thus a
...
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Church Fathers: St. Irenaeus of Lyons, Part I
... of Ephesus during the Quartodeciman controversy over the date of Easter. After that event the record is silent about Irenaeus. He may have died around 202. «Catholic Culture, Lip 15»
Examining A Proposal On Orthodox-Catholic Unity
We can debate the filioque and the Quartodeciman Controversy all day. What are some specific proposals for unity between the Catholic Church and Eastern ... «Patheos, Sty 15»
The Roots of Catholicism: Pagan or Jewish?
That's why there was something called the Quartodeciman Controversy in the second century. Some Christians thought we should celebrate Easter on 14th day ... «Catholic World Report, Lis 14»
Do you know the true meaning of Easter?
The Quartodeciman controversy, the first of several Easter controversies (The Quartodeciman controversy arose because Christians in the Roman province of ... «The Standard Digital News, Kwi 14»
Was the Last Supper a Passover Seder?
The church struggled with this issue (the Quartodeciman controversy) for at least 500 years. The Gospels may represent this struggle with their differing ... «Huffington Post, Kwi 12»
When Was the Lord's Passover?
Many have heard of what is called the “quartodeciman controversy.” Quarto means four, and deciman means ten; together that totals 14. In the early New ... «theTrumpet.com, Kwi 11»
Is Easter Biblical?
Disagreement arose surrounding the correct observance of the feast, and led to the “Quartodeciman Controversy.” The following quote from the 11th edition of ... «The REAL TRUTH, Mar 11»
Disturbing questions at Easter
There was a major early controversy in the fourth century, known as the Quartodeciman Controversy, between Christians of the West and the East. Christians of ... «Jamaica Gleaner, Kwi 10»