This article is an analysis of Abraham Ibn Ezra's philosophical theories in his commentary on Job and how he uses them to interpret some biblical verses and to give a rational justification of the main question of this biblical book, namely, the sufferings of the rigtheous. In this article, I analyze how Ibn Ezra uses philosophical theories of his time, such as the origin of evil, the soul-body duality, and the problem of the limitation of the human knowledge, to explain some metaphors in the biblical text.Este artículo es un análisis de las teorías filosóficas utilizadas por Abraham ibn Ezrá en su comentario a Job para explicar el significado de algunos versículos bíblicos y dar razones filosóficas del problema central de este libro: el ju...
Job is one of the most difficult books in Hebrew Scripture: in language, poetic rhetoric, subject ma...
In my bachelor's thesis, I focus on the Biblical view of suffering in the Old Testament book of Job ...
The article presents a literary and theological analysis of Job 42:2 as a fitting resolution of the ...
Some of Abraham ibn Ezra’s philosophical ideas exposed in his biblical commentaries are the same as ...
Some of Abraham ibn Ezra’s philosophical ideas exposed in his biblical commentaries are the same as ...
[ES] Este artículo analiza las explicaciones de Abraham ibn ‘Ezra sobre el diluvio a partir de sus ...
The question about the meaning of the suffering of the innocent is inescapable. In the biblical trad...
Nahmanides (R. Moshe ben Nahman, 1194-1270) was one of the major Jewish thinkers in Late-Medieval Ch...
The book of Job constitutes a privileged document to think the problem that arises from the sufferin...
The Biblical Book of Job puts forward a situation that has from long worried the faithful people: ho...
El capítulo 28 del libro de Job es tradicionalmente llamado discurso de la sabiduría, que parece una...
This article seeks to reflect on the thought of the writer of the first three chapters of the bibli...
In his commentary on Ecclesiastes, written in Arabic and accompanied by an Arabic translation of the...
Abstract. This article was a biblical analysis of the awareness of God through suffering in the book...
The paper seeks to delve into an existential question at the confluence of Scripture studies, metaph...
Job is one of the most difficult books in Hebrew Scripture: in language, poetic rhetoric, subject ma...
In my bachelor's thesis, I focus on the Biblical view of suffering in the Old Testament book of Job ...
The article presents a literary and theological analysis of Job 42:2 as a fitting resolution of the ...
Some of Abraham ibn Ezra’s philosophical ideas exposed in his biblical commentaries are the same as ...
Some of Abraham ibn Ezra’s philosophical ideas exposed in his biblical commentaries are the same as ...
[ES] Este artículo analiza las explicaciones de Abraham ibn ‘Ezra sobre el diluvio a partir de sus ...
The question about the meaning of the suffering of the innocent is inescapable. In the biblical trad...
Nahmanides (R. Moshe ben Nahman, 1194-1270) was one of the major Jewish thinkers in Late-Medieval Ch...
The book of Job constitutes a privileged document to think the problem that arises from the sufferin...
The Biblical Book of Job puts forward a situation that has from long worried the faithful people: ho...
El capítulo 28 del libro de Job es tradicionalmente llamado discurso de la sabiduría, que parece una...
This article seeks to reflect on the thought of the writer of the first three chapters of the bibli...
In his commentary on Ecclesiastes, written in Arabic and accompanied by an Arabic translation of the...
Abstract. This article was a biblical analysis of the awareness of God through suffering in the book...
The paper seeks to delve into an existential question at the confluence of Scripture studies, metaph...
Job is one of the most difficult books in Hebrew Scripture: in language, poetic rhetoric, subject ma...
In my bachelor's thesis, I focus on the Biblical view of suffering in the Old Testament book of Job ...
The article presents a literary and theological analysis of Job 42:2 as a fitting resolution of the ...