¿Dónde está el cordero? Revelando silencio, ausencia trampa, violencia (Gn 22, 1-19)
Abstract
Gén 22 forma parte de los relatos que tratan las historias de Abraham y Sara, Gén 12-25. Existe una situación especial en Gén 22,1-19, aunque no es una situación nueva en su totalidad. Se trata de Abraham, haciendo práctica de su “temor” -o como se acostumbra decir, de su fe (v 12e)- en Yahveh. Ese temor, en esta ocasión, se pone en evidencia a través del intento de sacrificio de Isaac, “su hijo, su único” (v 12).2
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