Los salmos: poesías y metáforas que nos acercan a Jesús
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2023-12-18
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Universidad del Norte Santo Tomás de Aquino
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La alabanza es la oración que hace contacto. No se escapa en petición o queja, sino que hace oración de la realidad. La alabanza que hace el alma enamorada no puede usar sino metáforas que apenas logran expresar algo de la densidad de la comunión de vida. Las metáforas se usan para acercar las vidas donadas en el amor. El abordaje teórico está tomado de la hermenéutica analógica de Mauricio Beuchot. La aplicamos al análisis de los salmos, que son literatura y poesía bíblica, para llegar a las metáforas de la vida. Lo vemos claramente en el salmo 23, donde el pastor se convierte en hospedero divino. En el salmo 133 entran en juego otros sentidos para el encuentro con Jesús: el aroma para el oler al amado y la frescura que atempera la piel para el encuentro.
Praise is prayer that makes contact. He does not escape in request or complaint, but makes a prayer of reality. The praise that the soul in love makes can only use metaphors that barely manage to express something of the density of the communion of life. Metaphors are used to bring closer the lives given in love. The theoretical approach is taken from the analogical hermeneutics of Mauricio Beuchot. I apply it to the analysis of the psalms, which are biblical literature and poetry, to reach the metaphors of life. We see it clearly in Psalm 23, where the shepherd becomes a divine host. In Psalm 133 other senses come into play for the encounter with Jesus: the aroma for smelling the beloved and the freshness that tempers the skin for the encounter.
Praise is prayer that makes contact. He does not escape in request or complaint, but makes a prayer of reality. The praise that the soul in love makes can only use metaphors that barely manage to express something of the density of the communion of life. Metaphors are used to bring closer the lives given in love. The theoretical approach is taken from the analogical hermeneutics of Mauricio Beuchot. I apply it to the analysis of the psalms, which are biblical literature and poetry, to reach the metaphors of life. We see it clearly in Psalm 23, where the shepherd becomes a divine host. In Psalm 133 other senses come into play for the encounter with Jesus: the aroma for smelling the beloved and the freshness that tempers the skin for the encounter.
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Alabanza, Metáfora, Poesías, Sentidos, Vida cotidiana, Unión con Jesús, Praise, Metaphor, Poetry, Senses, Daily life, Union with Jesus