Fear Not! Shouted for thy name: Study conception maternal Yahweh in Second Isaiah from the exegetical analysis of Is 43,1-7

O presente estudo exegético tem por objetivo demonstrar a face materna de Javé revelada nos textos de Dêutero-Isaías, tendo como fonte principal o oráculo de salvação de Is 43,1-7. Para tal, partimos da análise do contexto literário, histórico e religioso de Dêutero-Isaías, paraentão fazer a análise exegética do texto proposto, através da qual enfocaremos, dentre os diversos conteúdos, a característica materna apresentada na perícope. Compreendendo que um texto surge dentro de um ambiente social, evidenciaremos, com base nos escritos de Dêutero-Isaías, a comunidade exilada à qual se dirigem profetas e profetisas. Por fim, combinando os atributos maternos das deusas Asherah e Ishtar com a incipiente concepção materna de Javé apresentado por Oséias, propomos a face materna de Deus com base nos textos dêuteroisaiânicos, em especial, Is 43,1-7.This exegetical study aims to demonstrate the maternal face of Yahweh revealed in the writings of Deutero-Isaiah, having as main source the oracle of salvation Is 43.1-7. To this end, we start from the analysis of the literary context, historical and religious Deutero-Isaiah, so that make the exegetical analysis of the text proposed by which we will focus, among various contents, the characteristic maternal presented in the passage. Understanding a text arises within a social environment, will highlight, based on the writings Deutero-Isaiah, the exiled community to which they are addressed prophets and prophetesses. Finally, combining the attributes of maternal goddesses Asherah and Ishtar with the fledgling maternal conception of Yahweh made by Hosea, we propose the maternal face of God based on texts of Deutero-Isaiah, in particular Is 43.1 to 7