RT Article
T1 Le Sage De L'apocalypse: Prélude à une nouvelle humanité
JF Henoch
VO 42
IS 1
SP 84
OP 97
A1 Pedroli, Luca 1970-
LA French
YR 2020
UL https://ixtheo.de/Record/1744538549
AB In the book of Revelation, everyone is invited to be wise. Sophia ("Here is wisdom", Rev 13, 18) is not so much a static factor but a dynamic component: it is the well-developed ability to interpret history and to perceive the sense of fate. The one gifted with intelligence (noùs, Rev. 13, 8) will be apt to interpret the course of the events by implementing this compliant mechanism. We are faced to an original conception of Wisdom, which is borrowed to Hellenism as well as to the semitic perspective, as proved by the recurrence of the word mystèrion ("mystery", Rev 1, 20 ; 10, 7 ; 17, 5.7) and of the syntagm "to have ears" (échein oùs, Rev 2, 7.11.17.29 ; 3, 6.13.22 ; 13, 9). Being wise leads to grasp the optimal measure of man, within the glorious scenario of the new creation (cf. Rev 21, 1-22, 5).
K1 COMPLIANT mechanisms
K1 DICHOTIC listening tests
K1 Hellenism
K1 Johannine anthropology
K1 Lead
K1 Revelation
K1 Wisdom
K1 homo apocalypticus
K1 sapiential Writings