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"Lev", which in hebrew means "heart", It is a blog dedicated to the discovery of Biblical Hebrew and Jewish thought edited by Giuseppe Messina, president-founder of theChristian Jewish Friendship Association (AEC) of Bologna.

Traces of reflection

The fifth commandment: learn gratitude

Reflections on the Hebrew and the biblical thought of Giuseppe Messina* (second part) Giuseppe was appointed intent or the administrative official of Putifar. He did not ask him about anything, but only of the "bread he ate". Exegetes wondered what this phrase means. Their answer is: Putifar's wife was the only "thing" that Giuseppe did not have the right to ...

Traces of reflection

The fifth commandment: learn gratitude. Gratitude is essential (first part)

Reflections on the Hebrew and the biblical thought of Giuseppe Messina* "Honor your father and mother, so that you prolong your days above the earth, that the name (God) gives you" (fifth commandment) car* friends/starting from this month we will begin to comment on the fifth commandment: "Honor your father and mother, so that you prolong your days above the earth, which ...

Insights

Zakhor, remember your future! Go beyond the road already traced

Reflections on the Hebrew and the biblical thought of Giuseppe Messina* Fourth commandment: "Remember on Saturday to sanctify it. Six days you will work and do all your work, but the seventh day is a day of rest for the name, your God. You will not do any job, neither you, nor your son, nor daughter, nor your slave, nor your slave, nor ...

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Zakhor, remember your future! The holy man and everyone's rest

Reflections on the Hebrew and the biblical thought of Giuseppe Messina* Fourth commandment: "Remember on Saturday to sanctify it. Six days you will work and do all your work, but the seventh day is a day of rest for the name, your God. You will not do any job, neither you, nor your son, nor daughter, nor your slave, nor your slave, nor ...

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Zakhor, remember your future! live According to a project

Reflections on the Hebrew and the biblical thought of Giuseppe Messina* Fourth commandment: "Remember on Saturday to sanctify it. Six days you will work and do all your work, but the seventh day is a day of rest for the name, your God. You will not do any job, neither you, nor your son, nor daughter, nor your slave, nor your slave, nor ...

Traces of reflection

Rifiutare l’indifferenza. Un giallo esistenziale

Riflessioni sull’Ebraico e il pensiero biblico di Giuseppe Messina* Terzo Comandamento: “Non pronunzierai il Nome dell’Eterno, tuo Dio, invano…” (Es 20, 7) Parte terza Il termine etica sovente viene confuso con un altro: morale. Che significato possiamo attribuire a questi due termini? Il primo deriva dal greco ethos, il secondo dal latino mores ed entrambi rimandano al buon comportamento. Il filosofo Paul...

Traces of reflection

Rifiutare l’indifferenza. Il giuramento e il numero sette

Riflessioni sull’Ebraico e il pensiero biblico di Giuseppe Messina* Terzo Comandamento: “Non pronunzierai il Nome dell’Eterno, tuo Dio, invano…” (Es 20, 7) Parte seconda Se si risale al testo originale ebraico, questa Parola si può tradurre così: “Non porterai il nome di Dio invano”. Per i maestri del Talmud significa anche “non farai falsi giuramenti”, poiché l’espressione “portare il nome” significa...