La Présence de Yahweh au Milieu D’Israël (Joël 2: 1-3, 21): Pertinence Herméneutique d’une Hiérophanie Biblique pour L’afrique Noire

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  • Emmanuel Bueya-bu-Makaya, S.J.* Author

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African Theology

Abstract

The post-exilic Israelites suffered a destructive drought. Based on this historical experience, Joel invites the people to repent and reassures them of God’s imminent, effective and liberating presence in their woes. This biblical history presents a paradigm within which the troubles of contemporary Africa can be understood and dealt with.

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Published

01.05.2004

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Hekima Review No. 31 (May 2004)

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La Présence de Yahweh au Milieu D’Israël (Joël 2: 1-3, 21): Pertinence Herméneutique d’une Hiérophanie Biblique pour L’afrique Noire. (2004). Hekima Review . https://journals.hekima.ac.ke/index.php/journals/article/view/895