El Espíritu Santo en el Antiguo Testamento

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  • Lael Caesar Review and Herald Washington, USA

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17162/rt.v27i2.794

Abstract

Se puede hablar de una relación poco clara entre la presencia y la operación del Espíritu Santo en el Antiguo Testamento y las referencias explícitas al mismo, ya que la frase “Espíritu Santo” no aparece más de tres veces en todo el texto veterotestamentario (Sal 51:11; Isa 63:10, 11). Sin embargo, unos 27 casos de la frase constructa rûah Yhwh , y otros 16 de la frase gemela rûah ‘elohim nos permiten una investigación más abarcante sobre la personalidad y las actividades de la tercera persona de la Deidad en épocas que preceden a la llegada, la pasión, el ascenso de Jesucristo y el derramamiento del Espíritu en ocasión de su entronización.

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Published

2017-09-04

Issue

Vol. 27 No. 2 (2012): REVISTA THEOLOGIKA

Section

Biblia

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