Anotace
The course confirms the acquired knowledge in the field of Greek morphology and syntax and deepens it on the basis of textual material of the Greek of the New Testament period (koine). With respect to the content, these are
New Testament and early ecclesiastical texts (especially the writings of the so-called apostolic fathers and apocryphal texts). From the genre point of view, the genres known from the Bible (gospels, apostolic letters, narrative matter) are important, but also the apocalyptics or wisdom literature.
Aims: The student is able to place the knowledge gained by reading the New Testament in a broader historical and literary context. By mastering the rules of this reading, the students prepare themselves for a critical reading of biblical and related texts, which is a prerequisite for independent exegetical work in a follow-up New Testament seminar.