L'uèlh de Caïn - Miquèl Deit

L'uèlh de Caïn - Miquèl Deit

Adam, Èva, Caïn, Abèl, Sèt, Noè, Moisès, Josuè, Jòb, L'Etèrn.

A human look at the creation of the world and some episodes from the Old Testament. You may be surprised to find here a Cain different from the one in the Bible. Particularly in the episode of Abel's death. The explanation is simple: Cain's descendants all perished in the flood. The only version we know is the one given by Noë's family, who descended from Adam. The author turned directly to the Lord to find out the truth about this seminal episode.

Amb aquestes racontes, l’autor prepausa un agach prigondament uman e impertinent suls episòdis-claus de la Bíblia e suls personatges fòrts de l’Ancian Testament : Dieu lo paire, Abèl, Caïn, Jòb, Noè e son arca, Moïses e las taulas de la Lei, Sèt-Satan, Josué,... tot en prenent quauquas libertats amb los tèxtes sacrats.

Collection Vendémias, IEO Aude editions.

The author:

A native of Narbonne since 1976, Michel Deit is secretary of the Cercle Occitan de Narbonne, where he runs a language workshop. He has already published a collection of poems and short texts: Arcanèls (Arcs-en-ciel).