Moses, the man of God (Dt 33,1). Moses, human and divine

Authors

  • Miguel Pérez Fernández Universidad de Granada

Keywords:

Moses, Midrash

Abstract

I. The divine and human in Moses. II. Midrash on the Death of Moses: a) Moses and God. Moses’ rebellion against the will of God. b) Moses and Joshua. Jealousy. c) BatQol. d) The Conversion of Moses. e) The Angels’ dispute. f ) Kiss of God.

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Portada nº 22 (2011)

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Published

2011-06-15

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No. 22 (2011)

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Pérez Fernández, Miguel. 2011. “Moses, the Man of God (Dt 33,1). Moses, Human and Divine”. Fortunatae, no. 22 (June): 183-91. https://www.ull.es/revistas/index.php/fortvnatae/article/view/3658.