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Abstract(s)
O foco do presente trabalho é a análise exegética da narrativa da fuga do profeta Elias
por medo de perder a vida, após a ameaça feita pela rainha Jezabel, indo ao encontro de Javé
no monte Horeb (1Rs 19, 1-21). Analisaremos os motivos da escolha de Elias de se dirigir a
este lugar sagrado do povo judeu.
Abordaremos de forma panorâmica as questões relativas às narrativas sobre o Profeta
contidas no ciclo de Elias que está enquadrado no Livro dos Reis, assim como o conjunto das
referências ao Profeta no Antigo e no Novo Testamento. Não faltará uma curta reconstrução da
influência de Elias na memória do povo judeu e a sua presença em diversas tradições religiosas.
Elias foi considerado um novo Moisés e comparado com João Batista e com o próprio Jesus.
Elias é esperado como o precursor do fim dos tempos, segundo a profecia de Malaquias; por
isso os judeus esperam, ainda hoje o regresso do Profeta.
The focus of the present work is the exegetical analysis of the narrative of the prophet Elijah’ flight for fear of losing his life, after the threat by Queen Jezebel and his encounter with Yahweh on Mount Horeb (1Kings 19, 1-21). We will examine the reasons for Elijah’s choice to go to this holy place of the Jewish people. We will also address in a panoramic way the most important questions about the narratives on the Prophet contained in the Elijah Cycle that is framed in the Book of the Kings, as well as the set of references to the Prophet in the Old and New Testament. There will be further a short reconstruction of Elijah’s influence in the memory of the Jewish people and his presence in several religious traditions. Elijah was considered a new Moses and compared to John Baptist and Jesus himself. Elijah is expected be the forerunner of the end times, according to Malachi’s prophecy of, which is why Jews still await the Prophet's return today.
The focus of the present work is the exegetical analysis of the narrative of the prophet Elijah’ flight for fear of losing his life, after the threat by Queen Jezebel and his encounter with Yahweh on Mount Horeb (1Kings 19, 1-21). We will examine the reasons for Elijah’s choice to go to this holy place of the Jewish people. We will also address in a panoramic way the most important questions about the narratives on the Prophet contained in the Elijah Cycle that is framed in the Book of the Kings, as well as the set of references to the Prophet in the Old and New Testament. There will be further a short reconstruction of Elijah’s influence in the memory of the Jewish people and his presence in several religious traditions. Elijah was considered a new Moses and compared to John Baptist and Jesus himself. Elijah is expected be the forerunner of the end times, according to Malachi’s prophecy of, which is why Jews still await the Prophet's return today.
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Profeta Elias Javé Monte Horeb Monte Carmelo Acab Jezabel Baal Eliseu Prophet Elijah Yahweh Mount Horeb Mount Carmel Ahab Jezebel Elisha