It can only be found in Luke, it has no parallels, it is the only parable in which the Lord Jesus Christ names one of the characters in the story. It is considered one of the parables of difficult interpretation. To focus the purpose of this teaching, it is necessary to identify the topic for the original audience and build bridges between the application and our time. Think about it: is it a description of the two places people go when they die? Is it about the perception of consciousness after death? Is it the happiness of some and the evil of others in this world? Is it a confirmation of how a person gets to heaven and then hell and comes alive with a message of hope for unbelievers? All these questions are part of the various interpretations given to this unique parable,īefore getting into the subject, we should note what the parable says: A rich man had a comfortable life and spent his money. There was another man, a beggar named Lazaro (God helped), full of sores, he longed to satisfy his hunger with the crumbs that fell from the rich man’s table, they are in contact, Lazaro knew him and also the rich man, because he says he was threw it at his door. After both of them died, Lazarus goes to Abraham’s bosom and the rich man goes to Hades. The rich man tormented in flames in hell asks Abraham for help in sending Lazarus to cool his tongue. And Abraham said to him: Remember that he received goods while he was alive and Lazarus received it badly, that there was also an abyss that prevented the passage between the two places. Seeing this response to your request, the rich man decides again to ask Abraham to send Lazarus to his father’s house since he has five brothers who are warned of the agony that awaits them if they continue to share the same lifestyle. Abraham responds that they have Moses and the prophets to listen to them, but the rich man insists that when they see someone from the dead they will believe and repent, and Abraham finally tells them, if they do not listen to Moses and the prophets are not. persuaded even when someone is raised from the dead. and Abraham finally tells them, if they don’t listen to Moses and the prophets they aren’t. persuaded even when someone is raised from the dead. and Abraham finally tells them, if they don’t listen to Moses and the prophets they aren’t. persuaded even when someone is raised from the dead. He was a rich man, dressed in purple and fine linen, who ate every day. 20 And there was a vagabond named Lazarus, lying at his door, fed up with injuries. and even the dogs would come and lick his wounds. 22 And it came to pass that the vagabond died, and was carried by the angels into Abraham’s bosom and the rich man also died and was buried. 23 And in Hades he raised his lamps, mortified, and saw Abraham from afar, now Lazarus in his bosom. 24 And he cried out, saying, God Abraham, have mercy on me, and send Lazarus to dip the tip of the water in water and cool my tongue. because I am concerned in this flame. 25 And Abraham said to him: Son, remember that in your existence you received your possessions, and Lazarus even evils However, he already consoles himself here, and you are anguished, so that those who want to cross from here to you cannot exceed from there. 29 And Abraham said to him: They have Moses and the prophets, and they listen to them.30 And he said: No, Abraham procreator 31 And Abraham said to him, If they do not hear the voice of Moses and the prophets, yet they will not be persuaded, then someone will rise from the dead.
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