Milton and Isaiah: A Journey Through the Drama of Salvation in Paradise LostP. Lang, 2000 - 143 էջ This book compares Milton's Paradise Lost and the Book of Isaiah, by illustrating that both reflect the essential points of the whole Bible - rebellion, retribution, repentance, and restoration. Thematically, Milton's epic can be called a drama of salvation, which not only re-creates the Genesis story of the Fall of man, but also connects that first episode to the final restoration through Christ. What this study finds in Isaiah and Milton are theological themes and doctrines as the prophetic voice, the providential view of history, disobedience, the «saving remnant», the leader who is paradoxically a Suffering Servant, and the key virtue of humility. In this reading of Paradise Lost, Milton moves beyond the privileging of political activism to a position in which he gives absolute value to the reformation of the individual soul or, as the author terms it, the «inner self». |
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... means of destruc- tion is to instill into his listener these kinds of vain hopes and empty promises , which can be called sweetened poison . In the Book of Isaiah , Rabshakeh's cajolery is the same Satanic pattern used as a means of ...
... means of destruc- tion is to instill into his listener these kinds of vain hopes and empty promises , which can be called sweetened poison . In the Book of Isaiah , Rabshakeh's cajolery is the same Satanic pattern used as a means of ...
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... means " primarily that law which is innate and implanted in man's mind ; and secondly it means the law which proceeded from the mouth of God . " God's prohibi- tion concerning the Tree of Knowledge , " thou shalt not eat of it ...
... means " primarily that law which is innate and implanted in man's mind ; and secondly it means the law which proceeded from the mouth of God . " God's prohibi- tion concerning the Tree of Knowledge , " thou shalt not eat of it ...
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... means the new paradise to be better than the original paradise before the Fall . Yet Michael's comparison of a new paradise , " happier than " some other paradise , is ambiguous , causing some Miltonists to wonder whether the angel means ...
... means the new paradise to be better than the original paradise before the Fall . Yet Michael's comparison of a new paradise , " happier than " some other paradise , is ambiguous , causing some Miltonists to wonder whether the angel means ...
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Two Pride and Humility | 31 |
Three Sin and Repentance | 59 |
Four The Paradise Within | 83 |
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