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Of the Bible to Carmina Burana: about the song of songs and Ob amoris pressuram
Samyn, Henrique MarquesThis article discusses and compares the Cântico dos cânticos and a poem from Carmina Burana, Ob amoris pressuram (CB 164), by Pedro de Blois.; Este artigo analisa comparativamente o Cântico dos cânticos e um poema dos Carmina Burana, a saber, Ob amoris pressuram (CB 164), composição atribuída a Pedro de Blois.
The Septuagint (LXX): the Torah in the Hellenistic Jewish diaspora
Santos, Pedro Paulo Alves dosThe version of the LXX is a work of translation, therefore, can be understood as a work of interpretation. While the Pentateuch translation project, and subsequently all Hebrew texts available, is regarded as the Torah Greek-Hellenistic. Accordingly, the version was a work of ancient Jewish exegesis. In this article we will address this issue in a double-‐‑sided. On the other hand, as a requirement of the Jewi...
Moses: the biblical character, from Exodus to Sigmund Freud
Zilberman, ReginaThis article analyzes the figure of Moses that is not limited to actions performed in the books of the Pentateuch, although this is profoundly marked by his presence, since the stars until the end and identifies itself as its author. Already in the Middle Ages it is object of visual representation, such as the Moses of Master Mateo in the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, appearing later in different pictori...
Relations I-thou: the path of holiness through the Torah
Pfeffer, RenatoIn his philosophical reflections, Martin Buber (1878-1965) points to the fundamental mission of human souls: they should transform the creation in God’s Kingdom. In concrete relationships, everyday these souls, each which respecting the mystery of the other, should be geared to infinity by action, in a constant search of an authentic existence. Thus, God gave the Torah to mankind as a gift so that he could cont...
D. Pedro II, Hebrew manuscripts and orientalists of St. Petersburg
Faingold, ReuvenThis article discusses four little-known moments of life of the Emperor D. Pedro II. We’ll review his strong passion for the Bible and Hebrew manuscripts of the time; Recalling also that three of the four chosen moments are part of the little book of travel (Daily 18-19, Pack 37, doc. 1057), stored in the Imperial Museum of Petrópolis, and published a few years ago in critical edition. 1 these are the episodes:...
Work and slavery in biblical Judaism
Feldman, Sergio AlbertoThis article will discuss the vision of the work in the biblical text that tends to be conceived, but maintains certain amount of coherence with the accepted social values and those of the society. The initial stretch of the Pentateuch, inserted in the early chapters of Genesis, can be interpreted thus through a variety of ways.; Este artigo discutirá a visão do trabalho no texto bíblico que tende a ser idealiz...
Give me children or I am dead: the conception in the Hebrew Bible
Chwarts, SuzanaJacob and Rachel are in scene with a rhetorical conflict where opposing theories develop about conception. On the other hand, Raquel asks Jacob to give children. The theory of design that has its expression is patrilineal societies current, whose basic idea is that the man is the one who raises the children and the women’s role restricted to pregnancy and childbirth; Jacó e Raquel encenam um conflito retórico o...