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«Eu sou o pão vivo, o que desceu do céu...» (Jo 6, 51.) : um estudo bíblico-teológico da simbologia do pão
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Com a presente dissertação tentaremos oferecer um estudo de interpretação teológica da simbologia do pão. Estudaremos alguns textos do AT e NT, a partir dos quais será evidente uma progressividade nesta simbologia. Enquanto no AT prevalece um sentido físico do pão, nos textos do NT, a simbologia do pão atinge, na pessoa de Jesus Cristo, uma compreensão e um sentido definito, singular em toda a revelação Bíblica. O pão físico torna-se a própria pessoa de Jesus Cristo, que se oferece como dom e alimento para vida do mundo. A dissertação conta com três capítulos: nos primeiros dois capítulos, apresentaremos e estudaremos algumas referências explícitas do pão no AT e no NT, ao passo que, no terceiro, nos centraremos na pessoa de Cristo que se apresenta verdadeiro pão do céu que vem para dar a vida ao mundo. É nosso objetivo compreender a dimensão teológica do pão, conscientes de que há uma intrínseca relação de reciprocidade entre a simbólica e a realidade em que ela se insere.
With this dissertation, we will offer a study of the theological interpretation of the symbology of bread. We will study some texts from the Old Testament and New Testament, from which progressiveness in this symbology will be evident. While in the Old Testament, a physical meaning of bread prevails, in the texts of the New Testament, the symbology of bread achieves, in the person of Jesus Christ, an understanding and a definitive meaning unique in all Biblical revelation. The physical bread becomes the very person of Jesus Christ, who offers himself as a gift and nourishment for the world's life. The dissertation has three chapters: in the first two chapters, we will present and study some explicit references to bread in the Old and New Testaments, while in the third, we will focus on the person of Christ who introduces himself as the true bread from heaven who comes to give life to the world. Our goal is to understand the reality of which bread is a part, aware that there is an intrinsic relationship of reciprocity between the symbolic and the reality it embeds.
With this dissertation, we will offer a study of the theological interpretation of the symbology of bread. We will study some texts from the Old Testament and New Testament, from which progressiveness in this symbology will be evident. While in the Old Testament, a physical meaning of bread prevails, in the texts of the New Testament, the symbology of bread achieves, in the person of Jesus Christ, an understanding and a definitive meaning unique in all Biblical revelation. The physical bread becomes the very person of Jesus Christ, who offers himself as a gift and nourishment for the world's life. The dissertation has three chapters: in the first two chapters, we will present and study some explicit references to bread in the Old and New Testaments, while in the third, we will focus on the person of Christ who introduces himself as the true bread from heaven who comes to give life to the world. Our goal is to understand the reality of which bread is a part, aware that there is an intrinsic relationship of reciprocity between the symbolic and the reality it embeds.
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Maná Refeição Pão Eucaristia Manna Meal Bread Eucharist
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