The gift of the name: Moses and the burning bush

Gregorianum 79 (2):231-246 (1998)
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A la question des athéismes modernes , l'A. répond par la théologie biblique qui se dégage d'Exode 3. Il s'agit du passage où Moïse dialogue avec Dieu qui a pris la forme d'un buisson ardent. Ce qui intéresse plus particulièrement l'A., c'est la révélation de son nom que Dieu fait à Moïse : YHWH, je suis celui qui est ou encore je suis qui je suis. L'A. fait une analyse narrative de la péricope. Celle-ci contient trois noms divins dont l'A. explore les significations et les implications

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