Keywords
Hemorroisa. Evangelio de Marcos. Mujeres bíblicas. Resiliencia. Poder relacional. Autenticidad., A woman who had had a discharge of blood. Fospel of Mark. Biblical Women. Resilience. Relational power. Authenticity.
La mujer que tocó a Jesús. Una hija diferente en una familia alternativa (Mc 5,24b-34)
Abstract
La mujer que tocó a Jesús es un personaje que en el evangelio de Marcos destaca por su lealtad, su autenticidad y su resiliencia, su iniciativa y su capacidad reflexiva, su diaconía en el nuevo grupo y su poder relacional. Una mujer creyente, sanada y sanadora, que simboliza la reconfiguración del espacio de la casa, más allá de los cánones de la familia patriarcal.
The woman who touched Jesus is a character who stands out in Mark's gospel for her loyalty, her authenticity and resilience, her initiative and reflective capacity, her diakonia in the new group and her relational power. A believing woman, healed and healing, she symbolises the reconfiguration of the space of the home, beyond the canons of the patriarchal family.
The woman who touched Jesus is a character who stands out in Mark's gospel for her loyalty, her authenticity and resilience, her initiative and reflective capacity, her diakonia in the new group and her relational power. A believing woman, healed and healing, she symbolises the reconfiguration of the space of the home, beyond the canons of the patriarchal family.
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http://hdl.handle.net/11531/67018Rights
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