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      Justicia del Señor en el horizonte de su misericordia

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          El castigo divino es uno de los temas centrales del Libro de los Números, en especial de Nm 10,11-36,13 que describe la marcha de 40 años del pueblo por el desierto. La punición se muestra como la intervención judicial del Señor que sentencia castigos según criterios de justicia: básicamente los sancionados merecen el castigo en razón de sus culpas. Este enfoque pareciera no condecirse con la bondad y misericordia que resplandecen en la autorevelación del Señor en el Pentateuco (principalmente en Ex 20,5-6 y 34,6a-7). A través del estudio de la sentencia divina de Nm 14,11-35, que condena a la generación del Sinaí a morir en el desierto sin entrar en la tierra prometida, se intenta mostrar que la justicia y la misericordia se corresponden y, por lo mismo, que decretar justicia implica un modo de hacer misericordia.

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          Divine punishment is one of the central themes of the Book of Numbers, especially in Nm 10:11-36:13, where is described the 40 years wandering of the people through the wilderness. The penalty is shown as the judicial intervention of the Lord, who sentences according to criteria of justice: basically the sanctioned deserve punishment because of their guilt. This approach seems not tackled under the goodness and mercy as they shine in the self-revelation of God in the Pentateuch (mainly Ex-34:6a-7; 20: 5-6). Through the study of divine judgment of Nm 14:11-35, which condemns Sinai generation to die in the desert without entering in the Promised Land, we intend to show that justice and mercy are corresponding and, therefore to decree justice implies a way of showing mercy.

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                Teología y vida
                Teol. vida
                Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Facultad de Teología (Santiago, , Chile )
                0049-3449
                0717-6295
                2017
                : 58
                : 2
                : 143-165
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                [01] orgnamePONTIFICIA UNIVERSIDAD CATÓLICA DE CHILE orgdiv1FACULTAD DE TEOLOGÍA CHILE aferradm@ 123456uc.cl
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                S0049-34492017000200001
                cae8bc97-9f94-4d07-b8af-66e50e687939

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