«No a nosotros, Yahveh, no a nosotros, sino a tu Nombre da gloria». Cómo orar los salmos 113-115
The most recent literature about the Psalter, considered as a book of prayer, consists of the recovery of some of its aspects which had been taken into less consideration until now. This key readings which are very much present in the current biblical research in Germany, Italy and France, can be ve...
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| Language: | Spanish |
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2009
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Estudios eclesiásticos
Year: 2009, Volume: 84, Issue: 329, Pages: 273-307 |
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B Moisés B Mediación B Idolatría B Revelación |
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| Summary: | The most recent literature about the Psalter, considered as a book of prayer, consists of the recovery of some of its aspects which had been taken into less consideration until now. This key readings which are very much present in the current biblical research in Germany, Italy and France, can be very helpful to learn about various interesting themes in Psalms 113-115 such as how one approaches God to praise him for his goodness, salvation and faithfulness. These themes are commonly found in the Old Testament (particularly in the Pentateuch) and well known to readers. Moreover, they are not considered as secondary source since they include important events of the life of Moses, one of the most well known, appreciated characters and most often quoted figure in the Holy Scripture (nearly 800 times). Moses who is often known as the servant of God (Ps 105) is presented as mediator and patriarch of a blessing (Ex 3-34; Deut 33). Also, Moses seems standing quietly but actively behind the Ps 113-115’s worshipper who eagerly longs for God to reveal his glorious name. La más reciente literatura sobre el Salterio como libro de oración está descubriendo aspectos del mismo que, hasta ahora, quizás habían sido tenidos en menor consideración. Desde esta clave de lectura, muy presente en la investigación bíblica europea de los últimos tiempos (alemana, italiana, francesa, etc.), se pueden probablemente encontrar y descubrir en los Salmos 113-115 diversos elementos de interés para acercarse a Dios y alabarle en su bondad, salvación y fidelidad, tomados ciertamente del propio Antiguo Testamento (del Pentateuco en particular), y conocidos, por tanto, para muchos lectores del mismo. No son, además, secundarios, pues recogen acontecimientos importantes de la vida de uno de los personajes más conocidos y apreciados de la Sagrada Escritura, Moisés, tantas veces citado por ella (casi 800 veces). Un Moisés que, además de ser considerado frecuentemente en la Biblia siervo de Dios (Sal 105), es presentado como mediador y patriarca de una bendición (Ex 3-34; Dt 33), y que parece estar silenciosa y activamente revistiendo al orante de Sal 113-115, que anhela, desea y espera que Dios revele su nombre glorioso. |
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| ISSN: | 2605-5147 |
| Contains: | Enthalten in: Estudios eclesiásticos
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