Přechod Rudým mořem jako konkrétní příklad patristické exegeze.

The study and at the same time a short reading book of texts presents examples of exegetical interpretation of the Old Testament event of the crossing of the Red Sea by authors such as Philo, Origen, Basil of Caesarea, Gregory of Nyssa and Quodvultdeus. He shows with the help of allegorical reading, how the Christians of the early centuries could appropriate both the Old Testament narration of the journey out of Egyptian slavery, and various teaching of the Hellenistic schools of philosophy. With this help of which the Christians could better understand the nature of his own slavery and the way out of it. It takes a look at the origin of up to date liturgically connected story of the crossing of the Red Sea and the sacrament of baptism. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]