
[Hebrew Mythology] The Day Heaven's Light Died
[希伯来神话]天光垂死之日
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After reading it for the second time, I feel more and more like this is something I have read in recent years. After reading it for the second time, I feel more and more that this is the best Hebrew text I have read in recent years... It has a deep theme, distinctive characters, delicate emotions, gentle writing and the power to touch people's hearts. This is an absolute breath of fresh air among a bunch of sweet and intelligent young couples (I don't mean to say anything bad about the young lovers...) It's really a pity that the author didn't write out all the content... Having said that, in terms of "resistance", there are really very few people who use Raphael as the starting point. Most of them talk about resistance with Lucifer as the center. Raphael and other characters from Paradise who have little connection with Lu are usually just backgrounds... The big strokes create a unique Raphael, delicate and gentle yet firm and brave, adhering to the truth. Such presence alone has the power to heal. The sentence I particularly like is "We are all alone on this road." It cut into my heart at that time - I have been exposed to Hebrew stories a long time ago, and by the time I saw this sentence, I already had my own set of personal settings, from personality to world view. There are also a group of people there, calling and running for the dignity of survival and freedom in their hearts, while there are also people who are awakening and resisting in the dark. But they often felt powerless and lonely, and I was inevitably affected by them - they lacked comrades, but I could not help them more - until this sentence reminded us that we are all loners - moving forward under darkness and pressure, pursuing the truth that we firmly believe, and bringing a future to the world, this is our value. We don't need to fight for those things that everyone wants. And although we don't have a large army traveling with us, and although we don't know where our comrades are, what we know for sure is that we are all alone, but we are not alone. That's it, I'm not very good at organizing words, just some thoughts. I hope it won't cause any trouble to you... Thank you for shaping such a group of people and such a world. I love you (sympathy)
What a wonderful article... A very gentle and light narrative with delicate emotions. With a faint surging thought under a soothing rhythm, but not sharp. It's rare to see WW using Raphael as the entry point. I like him very much recently! In my personal mind, saving lives and healing the wounded (including blind people regaining sight and coming back to life) is one of the most common miracles. The roles of doctors and gods overlap subtly. In reality, doctors are often called angels in white. As a healing angel, Raphael fits my understanding of "god" very well! This is indeed true of Raphael in the article. He is not a person with a very intense personality. Just like his title, Wind Angel... Reminds people of the last snow at the transition between late winter and early spring. An angel who loves people. He walked through the times and witnessed the ups and downs of holiness and faith. In the side story, the archangels seem to be alive! I don't care, this is he! Ww
Ah! It's Rachel! This Rachel is really very similar to the character I imagined, a mysterious angel involving time, prophecy, secrets, and wisdom, an angel who lost any message after imparting the Book of Rachel.
When you're done reading, press your paw. When I read the first page, I thought of the third thousand years when I died in Jerusalem. I even wonder if it is that book, it is as calm, as wrapped up in the river of fate, and the meaning of destiny is so unchangeable and secretly hidden in every sentence. The final result is a devastated and bright ending, like a fire rising up in the sad and gray atmosphere of "The Third Thousand Years of My Death in Jerusalem", which makes people see hope and warmth.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. I feel like Michael and Raphael are really right for each other... Just... Very right for each other... Wtm eating life and death
There are many scholars who support the heliocentric theory, and some of them are firm believers. I heard that Bruno was burned to death because he engaged in magic (it seems to be Hermetic belief) and other superstitious crimes that are not illegal at present, and he also committed currency counterfeiting.
I finished reading it and I like it very much... Although there are some sloppy parts, Raphael is really an interesting character, and his deconstructive thinking about faith and God is also thought-provoking. Death or leaving is the best ending (
This is the most favorite piece of Hebrew mythology I have ever read. It is well written! This description of a group of martyrs is really touching. Their resistance to God's injustice really made me feel proud after reading a lot of Hebrew.
I like it so much... This rice and salad really tastes right TT
I just happened to learn about the interpretation of the humanistic spirit of Hebrew mythology in class, and I was very excited to read the interpretation of the novel.