Job sur le chemin de la lumière

Historically, Jews and Christians - and, in this century, psychologists like Carl Gustav Jung - have reflected deeply on the Book of Job. This unsettling work approaches the absurdity of Evil so directly that we could be forgiven for questioning its origin, or even its place in the biblical canon. Annick de Souzenelle sheds new light on this subject, using the sorts of tools which define the originality of his approach: roots of Hebrew words, depth psychology, symbolic and mythological reading, Christian theology. Job’s “Descent into hell”, a just man overwhelmed by Satan with divine permission, permission which would be the source of scandal, and becomes a true initiatory path. The author of Symbolism of the human body introduces us to the successive stages of this initiation which leads Job towards the definitive death of the “old man” in him and raises him towards the light. TABLE OF CONTENTS • The land of 'Outs 'Iyob (Job)• The sword of 'Iyob• YHWH-Satan: their meeting• The three friends of Job• Like the spider...• The fourth friend, 'Elihou• The tree of knowledge• The animals of Job, their opposing powers• Behemoth and Leviathan• Birth and wedding

• L'Ange dans la tradition judéo-chrétienne : Les Anges - La création des Anges dans la Bible - Les Anges dans la vie d'Abraham et de Sarah - L'Ange d'Isaac - L'Ange de Moïse - La vision du prophète Ezechiel - Les Anges, étoiles parsemées sur la terre d'Israël - Les mondes angéliques dans le second Testament - L'Ange gardien.
• L'Ange de la Perse antique à l'Islam soufi : Angélologie néo-platonicienne de Plotin - Avicenne et l'itinéraire angélique - L'Ange du Zoroastrisme mazdéen.
• Dialogue autour de l'Ange