EZEKIEL, THE DUMB PROPHET

December 15, 2013

👤Author

Name: Ioana Costa
Affiliation: University of Bucharest, Faculty of Foreign Languages and Literatures, Department of Classical Philology
Contact: ioana.costa@yahoo.com

📄Article

Citation Recommendation: Costa, Ioana. “The dumb prophet”. Synthesis, no. XL, 2013, pp. 5-8
Title: EZEKIEL, THE DUMB PROPHET
Pages: 5-8
Language: English
URL: https://synthesis.ro/pdf/2013/XL/1_Costa.pdf

Abstract

Prophet Ezekiel is ordained, from the very beginning of his mission, to remain mute; nevertheless, he has to transmit the words God trusted him in order to bring people on the correct path of living their lives. The possible lack of coherence of this text might be emended either by interpreting the significance of muteness or by a different translation

Keywords: Ezekiel, Septuagint, prophet, muteness, translation

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