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• “Is it right for you to be angry?”(Jon 4:4) On a Possible Reason for Jonah’s Rebellion against God’s Mercy

  Dariusz Kotecki

  487–505

  2020-12-02
• Awake and change. Luke’s didactic approach to evolving perception

  Matjaz Celarc

  397–419

  2020-12-02
• The Biblical Narrative about Leah, Jacob’s Wife (Genesis 29:16–30:21; 31:4–16; 33:1–3)

  Karolina Olszewska

  347-358

  2018-09-30
• Question on the appropriate methodology in narrative analysis

  Barbara Rzepka

  147-158

  2018-07-20
• The Historical-Critical Method and the Narrative Analysis in Hermeneutical Perspective

  Zdzisław Pawłowski

  159-176

  2018-07-20
• Irony as a Narrative Tool

  Wojciech Pikor

  209-225

  2018-07-20
• Jonah as a witness to the Assyrian diaspora

  Tomasz Tułodziecki

  197-207

  2018-07-20
• Is the Charism of Biblical Inspiration “Open”? The Answer of the Revelation of John

  Ks. prof. dr hab. Dariusz Kotecki

  343-368

  2023-10-17
• Biblical Hermeneutics as Conceived by Bishop Jan Bernard Szlaga

  Wojciech Pikor

  101-126

  2023-01-10
• Inspiration, Truth, and History in 1 Kings 22:1–28: A Narrative Hermeneutics Perspective

  Zdzisław Pawłowski

  387-404

  2023-10-17
• The passage of the Israelites across the Jordan River (Joshua 3–4) in the patristic interpretation

  Mieczysław Celestyn Paczkowski

  39-73

  2016-03-29
• “O Lord, do not go on past your servant”. Abraham’s hospitality at the horizon of what is impossible (Genesis 18:1–15)

  Zdzisław Pawłowski

  55-69

  2016-12-19
• Myth and History in Biblical Narratives: A Hermeneutical Perspective Perspektywa hermeneutyczna

  Zdzisław Pawłowski

  477-496

  2025-12-15
• Dramaturgical Update of the Holy Scripture: A Case Study of the ITP Theater

  Mariusz Lach

  129-143

  2024-06-30
• Head between the Knees: Reinterpreting Elijah’s Gesture in 1 Kings 18:42 as an Expression of Crisis

  Dariusz Iwański

  239-258

  2025-09-30