Wishfulfillment And Symbolism in Fairy Tales
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SYMBOLISM OF THE FAIRY TALE 35 brazen serpent). Mention is also made of the serpent miracle of Moses (2. B. Mos. , Kap. IV u. VII).
After Moses has seen the Lord in a vision (Chapt. Ill) and been called by him to be the Savior of Israel, ^ he desired a miracle from him, so that the people might believe in the vision of the burning bush and that he was chosen. God makes his staff change into a serpent; Aaron repeats this miracle before Pharaoh; we see also the Egyptian magician do it. The sta...ff of Aaron twists about the staff of the Egyptian. Shall we not think here of a dream-like erotic symbolism when it borders upon the previous vision of the burning bush that itself moves upon dream-like ground? The staff becomes a serpent; that is the miracle; and the Israelitish serpent twists about the Egyptian ; does not that mean that Israel's men will vanquish the Egyptians ?
We learn from Stending^ of the serpent especially as the soul animal, that is, the animal into which the soul is transformed after its separation from the body by death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
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SYMBOLISM OF THE FAIRY TALE 35 brazen serpent). Mention is also made of the serpent miracle of Moses (2. B. Mos. , Kap. IV u. VII).
After Moses has seen the Lord in a vision (Chapt. Ill) and been called by him to be the Savior of Israel, ^ he desired a miracle from him, so that the people might believe in the vision of the burning bush and that he was chosen. God makes his staff change into a serpent; Aaron repeats this miracle before Pharaoh; we see also the Egyptian magician do it. The sta...ff of Aaron twists about the staff of the Egyptian. Shall we not think here of a dream-like erotic symbolism when it borders upon the previous vision of the burning bush that itself moves upon dream-like ground? The staff becomes a serpent; that is the miracle; and the Israelitish serpent twists about the Egyptian ; does not that mean that Israel's men will vanquish the Egyptians ?
We learn from Stending^ of the serpent especially as the soul animal, that is, the animal into which the soul is transformed after its separation from the body by death.
What to read after Wishfulfillment And Symbolism in Fairy Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franz Ricklin to read onlineMoreLess
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