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A ressurreição de Jesus é invisível e indescritível, um mistério. Só cabe proclamá-la: “não está aqui, foi ressuscitado”. Diante da impossibilidade de narrar a ressurreição de Jesus, a história da Páscoa inclui um “lugar vazio” num momento decisivo. A este espaço aberto e vazio remete logo a palavra do anjo e das mulheres, como nos testemunham as narrativas sinópticas: Mc 16, 1-8; Mt 28, 1-10 e Lc 24, 1-12 que nos propomos a estudar.
The resurrection of Jesus is invisible and indescribable, a mystery. It can only be proclaimed: “he has been raised”. Faced with the impossibility of narrating the resurrection of Jesus, the Easter story includes an “empty space” at a decisive moment. The words of the angel and of the women immediately refer to this open and empty space, as the synoptic narratives testify: Mk 16:1-8; Mt 28:1-10 and Lk 24:1-12, which we intend to study.
The resurrection of Jesus is invisible and indescribable, a mystery. It can only be proclaimed: “he has been raised”. Faced with the impossibility of narrating the resurrection of Jesus, the Easter story includes an “empty space” at a decisive moment. The words of the angel and of the women immediately refer to this open and empty space, as the synoptic narratives testify: Mk 16:1-8; Mt 28:1-10 and Lk 24:1-12, which we intend to study.
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Túmulo aberto e vazio Sepulcro Ressurreição Fé pascal Anúncio pascal Open and empty tomb Sepulcher Resurrection Paschal faith Paschal proclamation