Keywords
exegesis
1 and 2 Kingdoms
Old Testament
social conflict
How to Cite
Abstract
Possession of the land is a major theme of the Bible. In a similar way, conflicts regarding the possession/dispossession of land are at the core of social problems in Colombia and Latin America. This paper offers a study of the story about Naboth’s vineyard in its present form, in order to show how the text reveals the causes for the confiscation of land, denounces the responsible ones, shows the technicques
employed for this, and denounces the situation as completely opposed to the will of the Lord. Thus, this rich
story arouses our spirit in the work for overcoming social differences.
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