Works? - According to Tertullian , in De Pudicitia (20), Barnabas was the author of the Epistle to the Hebrews. This award is not without some plausibility. On the one hand, among the possible hypotheses , it is the only back to an author of antiquity and also the entire epistle purports to be a word of exhortation or encouragement, referring to nickname of the apostle? (Cf. Heb 13:22).
- It is also traditionally associated with the Epistle of Barnabas , although modern scholars believe it is more likely that this epistle was written in Alexandria in 130 years.
- He was also awarded the Acts which are apocryphal , and a Gospel of Barnabas , probably apocryphal often attributed to Muslims that they reject and deny its authenticity (it contradicts the stories of the Koran and the history of Mary such that it is recounted in the Muslim tradition).
Sayings of St. Barnabas (11 June)
Referring to St. Medard celebrated on 8 June , various sayings are related to the St. Barnabas celebrated on June 11 , the day of the solstice of summer before the reform of the Gregorian calendar :
- "The day of St. Barnabas is the happiest day of summer" or "the greatest day of summer is the day of St. Barnabas" or "Saint Barnabas, the days grow a jump jackass. "
- "If it rains on Saint Medard, it rains forty days later, unless Barnabas gives him a kick / him cutting the grass underfoot / does it come nose broken / not closing the tap / furnish the bread in the trough. "
- "Sun at Saint Barnabas, Mdard has a broken nose. "
- "Saint Barnabas loosen up the pants of Saint Medard" or "what makes St. Medard, St. Barnabas defeated" or "Saint Barnabas, the day of St. Medard Clairette, buys"
- "Hurry up, at Saint Barnabas, it is high time to plant turnips" or "St. Barnabas, rye loses his footing. "Or" St. Barnabas, rye out of his skin. "
- "At St. Barnabas, mowing your meadow in July sickle on the wrist" or "at the time of St. Barnabas, the jet returned to the Father" or "wheat flourished at St. Barnabas gives abundance and quality" or "when it rains on St. Barnabas, there are oats were planted everywhere. "
- "At St. Barnabas, plump ducks. "
- "If it rains on Saint Barnabas, it grows back to St Gervais ( June 19 ) that closes the tap "or" If Mdard and Barnabas as always, agreed to play tricks on you, you'll still Saint Gervais which will bring the beautiful. "
- "If it rains at St. Barnabas, the harvest runs to the basket. "Or" for St. Barnabas, the sun shines at the bottom of the pitcher, "but" if it rains on St. Barnabas, the harvest will be flooded / decrease by half the harvest. "
Bibliography
- Lonsdale and Laura RAGGA, The Gospel of Barnabas, Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1907.
- Luigi Cirillo and Michel Fremaux, Gospel of Barnabas (Research on the composition and origin, text in Italian and French translation with notes and index), Paris, Beauchesne, 1977. Partial reprint (text and translation of the Gospel, with scholarly apparatus and reduced without lengthy study), Paris, Beauchesne, 1999.
- Luis F. BERNABE PONS, El texto del Evangelio de San Morisco Barnabas, Granada, Universidad de Granada, Instituto de Cultura Juan Gil-Albert, 1998.
References
- See below the possible allusion to this nickname.
- The hypothesis attributing the authorship of the Epistle to the Hebrews to Apollos only goes back to Luther.
- Anne-Christine Beauviala, Weather and proverbs regional, Ed. Christine Bonneton, 2010.
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