The Profile of Satan in the Prologue of Job: Traces in favor of Traditional Exegesis: Traces in favor of Traditional Interpretation
This article reconsiders the role of the Satan in the prologue of the Book of Job in light of the traditional interpretation, which sees this figure as a real adversary with ontological depth. While modern scholarship often portrays him as a neutral or subordinate celestial figure, such readings may...
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Facultad de Teología de la Universidad Peruana Unión
2025
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