A relação entre Deus, terra e humanidade e suas implicações com a dignidade do ser humano

Abstract

An analysis of the relation between God, land and the mankind and their involvement with the human being s dignity. The first part broaches the understanding of the aim and the purpose of the creation of the human being, including mainly the power that God delegate to the human being shortly afterwards their creation, and how this power was lost. These aims are see starting from three views: the relation between God and land and God and the mankind and between the mankind and the land. It broaches too the importance of the understanding of the peculiarity of the mankind creation, mainly regarding to your distinction with reference to the others being created: Be created in image and likeness of God. And, also, the implications of the relation between the mankind and the land and what both have in common. God created the land to the mankind, and the mankind passed to live in it and to take of it their maintenance, and in spite of the man has fallen and lost the power, God kept unchanged in his promise done to Abraham. The second part broaches the laws, made to govern the use of the land by the man witness that the man needs to live in society, the remark becomes necessary. For this, we analyse the laws in Torah and meanly the Sabbath, as Saturday and such sabbatical year, and the jubilee year. These rulings of God show the importance of the land to the people of Israel and to God. In the third part notice also, the implications of this relation so ample in the human being s dignity, and as the book of Ruth gives us examples so simple and so deep of overcome so complex problems. Lived by the people on that epoch.. The possession of the land is one of the great, or the greatest social problems faced by the mankind since the old times and one of the areas that have been more disputed in the world is the Palestine land in the Middle East. Therefore, this research is important and necessary to approach the link of the relation between God, land and mankind with the human being s dignity.