约拿2:为注定要灭亡的先知举行的死亡礼拜仪式

Pub Date : 2021-02-15 DOI:10.5508/JHS29564

Ekaterina E. Kozlova

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以动物和植物为基础的象征手法在古代悲歌文学中的运用是一个得到充分证实的现象。本文主要探讨约拿2中的这种象征意义，探索大自然的仪式代理，为约拿在海中心的埋葬做准备。总之，文章认为约拿2如何可以作为一个解释镜头约拿3和4，特别是他们对死亡和生命的看法。

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Jonah 2: A Death Liturgy for the Doomed Prophet

The use of fauna- and flora-based symbolism in ancient lament literature is a well-attested phenomenon. This article focuses on this symbolism in Jonah 2, exploring nature’s ritual agency in preparing Jonah for his entombment in the heart of the sea. In conclusion, the article considers how Jonah 2 can serve as an interpretive lens for Jonah 3 and 4, particularly their views on death and life.

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