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In virtual reality Die Propheten by Gustav Holscher

Holscher According to studies on the biblical traditions:

"The traditions relating to Nebi'im (prophets) were introduced to these characters and companies' sons of prophets" who seem to have formed as groups of exercises given to madmen and the fate of religious gymnastics suitable for lead, by the usual procedures, collective ecstasy and strange events that accompany entry into trance ...

has a Hebrew word meaning ' make nabi 'and corresponds to the Greek which we translate as' doing the Bacchante'.

Samuel

sends his young son asked the soothsayer Saul about the fate of the asses. "And behold, when you get to Collado-of-God ... you will find a banda Nebi'im , down from the high place, bringing to them a lyre ( nebel ) and drum ( toph ), flute (halil ) and harp ( kinnor ), and making nabi . And the spirit of Lord shall rest upon you and do nabi with them and you will become another man ... Collins came to and saw before a band of Nebi'im and the Spirit of God came to him and made nabi among them ... "(I Sam, 10.5.)

Samuel becomes Nebi'im sheikh and director of its exercises. David takes refuge in the" quarters "of Rama, together with Samuel. Saul sent emissaries to take over from him. "He saw the lahgah (session) of Nebi'im doing nabi and Samuel, standing, chair and the Spirit of God rested upon the emissaries of Saul and they did nabi. "Saul sent other emissaries, others later and they all fall under the frenetic infection. The king is then directed personally to the lodgings of Rama." And the Spirit of God fell upon him, and went on the road and made nabi until also entered the apartments of Rama and was stripped of his garments and made Nabi Samuel and permaneción before lying naked all day and all night. Thus it is said: Saul also among the prophets. "(I Sam, 19, 18-24)

The expression" Do nabi "connotes the idea so completely delirious and frenzied possession, on the same story, Saul wants to kill David in a fit of rage. "An evil spirit from God came upon him and made nabi." (I Sam, 18, 10.)